| Love on the low, love everywhere I go
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| And I can’t face that all I need is right where I belong
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| Love on the low, love everywhere I go
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| And I can’t face that all I need is right where I belong
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| So, so
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| My ears are ringing, my palms are shaking, my heart is racing
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| Somebody’s mama’s heart is aching, can’t take it, partly fainted
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| Found his body parts in awkward places
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| Like apartments, basements
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| Garbage, vacant lots, garages, spaces
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| Harlem’s far too spacious
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| Sometimes I wish I could get away and charter spaceship
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| To get away from my inhuman race with hearts of Satans
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| Kick off my Maison Martin’s, lay on back like Martha Mason
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| Smoke away my iron lung 'til later die at 71, uhh
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| I lay down now
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| There’s someone’s journey in the streets
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| Who gotta keep a piece, peace
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| I lay down now
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| As I lay me down to sleep
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| I pray to God I rest in peace
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| I pray to Lord my soul to keep
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| Gentrification split the nation that I once was raised in
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| I don’t recall no friendly neighbors face on my upraising
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| Back in my younger days or razor blades with gangs
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| Who bang and never stood a chance
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| Them boys don’t dance, but left 'em Harlem shaking
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| On the pavement, and my generation fucked, and my society
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| Very trippy pages in my diary
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| It’s the irony how LSD inspired me to reach the higher me
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| Used to never give a damn, now I don’t give a fuck entirely
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| I think my pride died in me, somewhere inside of me
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| It’s gotta be, a whole 'nother side of me
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| If you seen the shit that I’d have seen in 26 years of living
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| That’s how many fucks I’d give (fuck)
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| So
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| Love on the low, love everywhere I go
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| And I can’t face that all I need is right where I belong
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| I lay down now
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| There’s someone’s journey in the streets
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| Who gotta keep a piece, peace
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| I lay down now
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| As I lay me down to sleep
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| I pray to God I rest in peace
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| So, so
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| Love on the low, love everywhere I go
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| And I can’t face that all I need is right where I belong |