In the End Hulvey

[Verse 1]
What's the point of turnin' into a ghost
To shun everybody in my life that love me the most
I'm just a small town kid that was raised on the coast
And before this music happened it was me and my folks, uh
I don't need a contract to have my mothers love
I don't need an endorsement to give my pops a hug
And I don't need a bookin' just to hang with my brothers
To perform in the club you gotta know the plug, uh
I remember days on Perry Lane, nothing else mattered
I was takin' in everything
I never really thought my life would ever, ever change
We was in the Wick, search the car for the pocket change
Now I'm on these phone calls tryna stay connected
I put the phone down then I learned a massive lesson
Don't take your family for granted or ever lose the essence
Of bein' with 'em in person 'cause it's really a blessin'

[Chorus]
When we all gone did I do it all wrong
Just flexin' on the radio, yeah
I realized that all along life is more than just a song, yeah
I just found the way to go, uh
In the end, the end, the end
This world won't ever take my soul
In the end, the end, the end
I know I lived my life on the narrow road