This for the sons with no father figures in their life
This for the baby mothers who never gon be a wife
This for the (daughters) (girls) who lost their innocence to the streets
This for the brothers in them trenches where it ain’t no peace
I forgot to call & check on you like i was ‘posed to
I forgot to help you take some weight off yo shoulders
I forgot to give you love when that’s what you lacked
I forgot to pray for you when the Devil attacked
I really wish that i could take away all of your stressing
I really wish that i could turn your pain into blessings
I really wish i could deliver you from all the drama
I really wish that i could heal you, from all yo trauma
I’m finding balance, tryna learn how to love better
Tryna make life for the ex-cons and thugs better
We underdogs and outcasts, we love pressure
This deeper than a rap song, this a love letter
I apologize for the way the world made me
I turned my back on your attention, should've gave it to my baby
Seen a lot of wrong and blamed it on the Devil
Pain the only thing the streets ever gave me
I seen em put that dirt on top of you with shovels
Lord knows I had the chance, you'd be right with me
I got a heart full of tears
I just ain’t cried yet
My uncle told me that we’re dead, we just ain’t died yet
We in a spiritual war; mentally i’m gettin tired
Playing chess against myself, trying not to root for either side
It’s depressing when i’m passing thru my block
I done took so many losses, i lost my way to the top
The streets had me in a dark place that was sunken
Too young to realize, i was functioning in dysfunction
Everybody was thuggin; Angry, violent, & Broke
Been sleepin on me forever, but steady claiming they're woke/
It was rare that i spoke, constantly losing hope/
Laughing to keep from crying so it was often we joked
Let’s go…. Cuz time after time i done been denied
But i ain’t got nothin to lose, so i ain’t got no pride
Grew up way too fast, everything was exposed to us
We gon just keep showing up until this world notice us
This for the baby mothers who never gon be a wife
This for the (daughters) (girls) who lost their innocence to the streets
This for the brothers in them trenches where it ain’t no peace
I forgot to call & check on you like i was ‘posed to
I forgot to help you take some weight off yo shoulders
I forgot to give you love when that’s what you lacked
I forgot to pray for you when the Devil attacked
I really wish that i could take away all of your stressing
I really wish that i could turn your pain into blessings
I really wish i could deliver you from all the drama
I really wish that i could heal you, from all yo trauma
I’m finding balance, tryna learn how to love better
Tryna make life for the ex-cons and thugs better
We underdogs and outcasts, we love pressure
This deeper than a rap song, this a love letter
I apologize for the way the world made me
I turned my back on your attention, should've gave it to my baby
Seen a lot of wrong and blamed it on the Devil
Pain the only thing the streets ever gave me
I seen em put that dirt on top of you with shovels
Lord knows I had the chance, you'd be right with me
I got a heart full of tears
I just ain’t cried yet
My uncle told me that we’re dead, we just ain’t died yet
We in a spiritual war; mentally i’m gettin tired
Playing chess against myself, trying not to root for either side
It’s depressing when i’m passing thru my block
I done took so many losses, i lost my way to the top
The streets had me in a dark place that was sunken
Too young to realize, i was functioning in dysfunction
Everybody was thuggin; Angry, violent, & Broke
Been sleepin on me forever, but steady claiming they're woke/
It was rare that i spoke, constantly losing hope/
Laughing to keep from crying so it was often we joked
Let’s go…. Cuz time after time i done been denied
But i ain’t got nothin to lose, so i ain’t got no pride
Grew up way too fast, everything was exposed to us
We gon just keep showing up until this world notice us
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