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As I'm sitting here writing,
I am also deciding on my next move
Come on get in the groove
Time to win
Or time to lose.
Either way, we gone learn
Time to earn the gift of knowledge
Don't need to go to college
To earn equivalent degrees
Explore over seas
Get that bitch on her knees
But I still say "please"
With elegance
Dress with decadence
Plan with diligence
Speak with intelligence
But I'm still on the fence
Good or evil?
Evolving with trouble
Add mutagens, make it double
Consider your consumption
Booty thick as a pumpkin,
Pray that it's real
Trust how you feel,
Minus the anxiety
You'll ever be a part of me
We move as one
Without you, without me,
There is none
So go and get ya some
Damn, where'd you find that son?
Blessed by the sun,
Kissed by the moon.
Send God a text,
"I'll be home soon"
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Drown (Instrumental)
03:11
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Dust (Instrumental)
03:59
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