Lyrics:
I thought I was goin' crazy, you know?
And like, I realized that I wasn't the one that was crazy
I realized that it's the system that was built
should've been on that ark
A love-hate relationship with my thoughts
I'm tryna shine in my own light
The realest nigga left in my own right
Helping you
say that there's a war on terrorism
Then the powers that be, they need to look in the mirror
I thought that we lived in a democracy
But I don't
store and brought my little brother one
He took it to school, I'm like, "Bro, why is you so fucking dumb?" (Stupid)
'Cause he got caught with it
would be lonely (yeah)
Two year relationship, that nigga really owe me (pussy)
Bitch, I want my time back, bruises, had to hide that
I thought I was
Baby canteen, when I thought your heart stopped beating
The room brought out the silence in your breathing
A birth in wooded housing will help you
the biz
And you know this is, thoughts
So much force I'm like Yoda's twin
(Fire) I break a sweat in the coldest wind
I'm bad news, they gon' know
thought he could untie these knots
He didn't get too far
The stronger the telescope
The more stars there are
There were reports within the family
this world
You gotta beat 'em the their own game.
Luther Jackson Green
Went to law school in nineteen sixty-three
In the summer between he worked
at the mall
Gave you my number, wasn't sure that you would call
Posted my picture on your Facebook wall
Thought that you were fronting 'til you hit the like
And the stage is way too big for me
Labels never thought this guy from the ghetto could make all these girls sing for me
Nana, nana, nana, na ee
I got a big NANA
around,
So me and the guys we're skippin' school
Wanna know all the things that I shouldn't know
Got smokes that I stole from the Seven-Eleven
Everybody's
5.15 A.M.
Snow laying all around
A collier cycles home
From his night shift underground
Past the silent pub
Primary school, workingmen's club
than I thought
The welfare lady said enough is enough
The kids ain't been to school in weeks
Crystal-meth in the bathtub
Blood splattered in my
red cent
To rule you, and still drop more jewels than schools do
Or even TV news that's designed to fool you (who?)
Yeah you, who hear the most grimy
thought they were all kiddin' you
You used to laugh about everybody that was hangin' out
Now you don't talk so loud
Now you don't seem so proud
About
And the stage is way too big for me
Labels never thought this guy from the ghetto could make all these girls sing for me
Nana, nana, nana, na ee
I got a big NANA
the rain, my girls changed, they changed on me!
I thought I got lucky, two hundred G's took my grandmother from me.
I hit my knees (Why lord?!) I tried
I know you
You think I don't but I do
I've been listening and I don't forget so I can do this
I can pass the test
You went to school in
have to wait and see
He's not finished with me yet
He's not finished with me yet
I never really was that good in school
I talked too much, I broke
crewcut, all-American Male?
Remember dancing at the high school hop
The dress I ruined with the soda pop?
I barely recognized the girl next door
With
thought I was Sweet Jones
Red bone, pretty thong
She done got me feelin' on
I'm really strong, clear as stones, man
A nigga really on
I got a bad yellow
you out of school, you the baddest (so cold, bitch)
You know them bitches that ain't gorgeous be the maddest (they sick)
Half a million on my weddin',
my time
I knew one cool girl
Everybody kinda know her
I was tryna burst a move on her
In the school man I stayed alert
Got the chance and I made
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