These dudes wanna make it, but I just wanna make it better
They wanna divide and I'm tryna unify to get hip hop together
It's not even about cheddar
No amount of currency can move me mentally from where I stand currently
Inadvertantly my verses are certainly worthy
I thoroughly invest in these lines like I'm tryn to get coke high
I wont lie, it gets frustratin to hear these basic rappers on mixtapes
And they get deals like they flippin through newspaper coupon pages
Im so far gone Drake shit
While loopin up the soul of KRS
I laid yall, rest
So if they never invest, my confidence will still be obvious
Or blatant like the attitude of an impatient girl kept waitin'
So I'm left waitin' on my shot like a chemo patient
I'll be more/B more patient like I'm sittin in an office at Johns Hopkins
I won't stop it
Even if I run out of options like I'm Tommy Frazier and Abdul Muhammad
Some dudes get blinded by the fame, so they're one track minded
But what they don't realize is that the game gets set back by that one track
Who wan bet that if I got on tracks and said shit absurd, that I'd prolly be heard
I'm largely disturbed by those impertinent verses
You know, those one's where they swagged out w/ their cash out
Shit makes me wanna lash out til they pass out
I'm tryna quantify all the shit that I'm mad bout
I'll just say plenty or infinitely many
I'm seething evidently
But all you can see with that evidence, is that I'm better than
And you weak dudes won't even equal to my sequel
My word play is lethal and your weapons are less than
This was expected I'm blessed man
Sunday, July 31, 2011
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
A Letter To My Unborn Daughter
Good morning baby girl. Daddy has been waiting on you awhile now.
I can imagine that in your descent to this planet, there are many things that will make you smile now.
But my grin from ear to ear is in anticipation of this very moment. And this moment is in great need of but one component.
The smile of a face that would send chills down my spine
One created from the face of your moms and mine
Though Mom hasn't been chosen, you're still on my mind
The thought of your presence is the reason I grind
I take heed of wisdom that father's suggest
So your life will mirror that of a princess
I'm all ready to shelter you from the chill of this cold world
No matter your age, you'll still be Daddy's baby girl
Though the discipline might make you dislike Dad for sometime
Just know it's with Love that I whoop your behind
And when you're all grown up it'll be hard to rest
Just knowing the values I've instilled will be put to the test
But I'm sure you would say don't worry 'cause you're not the others
And you'll pass those tests with flying colors
So I sit here with the impatient anticipation of a father
And since I don't know you're name yet
I'll address this To My Unborn Daughter
And when you finally arrive, you'll know when you see me
'Cause I'll probably be the first smiling face that you see
Past those outstretched legs will be the face of your father
And I end this Letter To My Unborn Daughter.
I can imagine that in your descent to this planet, there are many things that will make you smile now.
But my grin from ear to ear is in anticipation of this very moment. And this moment is in great need of but one component.
The smile of a face that would send chills down my spine
One created from the face of your moms and mine
Though Mom hasn't been chosen, you're still on my mind
The thought of your presence is the reason I grind
I take heed of wisdom that father's suggest
So your life will mirror that of a princess
I'm all ready to shelter you from the chill of this cold world
No matter your age, you'll still be Daddy's baby girl
Though the discipline might make you dislike Dad for sometime
Just know it's with Love that I whoop your behind
And when you're all grown up it'll be hard to rest
Just knowing the values I've instilled will be put to the test
But I'm sure you would say don't worry 'cause you're not the others
And you'll pass those tests with flying colors
So I sit here with the impatient anticipation of a father
And since I don't know you're name yet
I'll address this To My Unborn Daughter
And when you finally arrive, you'll know when you see me
'Cause I'll probably be the first smiling face that you see
Past those outstretched legs will be the face of your father
And I end this Letter To My Unborn Daughter.
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