Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Dear Mr. Christian, artist - Derek Minor.
Date of issue: 09.09.2013
Song language: English
Dear Mr. Christian |
I was nine years old when daddy first touched me |
At 15 I ran away and never stopped running |
I met a man who took me in 'cuz I was pretty though |
He said that you could make some money in my video |
I get high and drunk just to make it through a show |
And act like I’m enjoying it but really this is all a show |
I feel degraded, purity obliterated |
This is all I know and I really hate it |
Mr. Minor are you listening? |
I know that you’re a Christian |
And got computer programs to block me from your vision |
And every time you watch me you say that I’m the issue |
Your pastor preaching about how not to let me catch you slipping |
But maybe I’m a victim, maybe I’m just trapped in the system |
And next time you pray maybe I might get a mention (please) |
Before you talk about me remember that I’m lost |
And your secret pleasure coming at a cost |
Dear Mr. Christian, I know you’re on a mission |
I know you say the answer to my problem is religion |
I know I’m supposed to change the way I live and stop sinning |
But I’d appreciate it if you take some time to listen |
Dear Mr. Christian |
Man I’m on that chronic |
Higher than a comet |
Sippin' gin and tonic |
Drinking till I vomit |
Tatted on my arms, tatted on my face |
Pants hanging low, nina on my waist |
I be slanging soft, plus I got that hard |
Die for my hood, ride for my boulevard |
I got love for my dogs but never for these girls |
It’s M.O.E. |
'cuz money rule the world |
But Mr. Dee-1, I grew up crummy |
Saw my pops get killed in front of me |
Saw my momma do dope in front of me |
Felt like ain’t nobody love me |
Uniform dirty, dressing bummy |
Went to school they called me ugly |
Caught the bus they used to jump me |
God I just prayed to you Sunday |
Now it’s Monday, I’m starving |
Sip sour milk out of the carton |
Talk to myself while I’m out walking should I put myself in a coffin? |
I don’t know! |
All I grew up with was trouble |
Ain’t know no role model, I knew the struggle |
Dear Mr. Christian, I know you’re on a mission |
I know you say the answer to my problem is religion |
I know I’m supposed to change the way I live and stop sinning |
But I’d appreciate it if you take some time to listen |
Dear Mr. Christian |
Excuse me, I don’t quite understand you |
Propaganda and banter and all of this empty chatter |
And amidst these amens, hallelujahs, and shuck and jiving |
I see a lot of hypocrites and hyper-criticizing |
Mr. Lecrae my momma sold me up the river for some rocks |
And daddy told me I was nothing but a problem |
Now here you come telling me I’m a low down dirty sinner |
And you got the nerve to wonder why I’m in these streets robbing? |
Well go and get Batman, and go get back man |
I don’t need to be judged by you and all of your wack friends |
Ain’t gluttony a sin? |
Why you staring at my gin? |
Where I’m from we don’t pretend |
We know we ain’t getting in |
Now the world don’t trust me |
And these streets done crushed me |
Thought you were known for love but you just love to judge me |
Truth is, ironically you need me around though |
'Cuz otherwise you got nobody else to look down on |
Dear Mr. Christian, I know you’re on a mission |
I know you say the answer to my problem is religion |
I know I’m supposed to change the way I live and stop sinning |
But I’d appreciate it if you take some time to listen |
Dear Mr. Christian |