Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Homeward Bound, artist - Akir
Date of issue: 16.07.2007
Age restrictions: 18+
Song language: English
Homeward Bound |
Gotta go. |
You know I stay up on my tippy toes |
Floatin' like a Cadillac through Kaki-lak, dusty roads |
Money’s low. |
Niggas know good bills is high |
Gotta ride. |
Gotta fly—planning to |
Plus, I’m gonna kick it in Atlanta too |
Just to handle a few things |
Dudes be protecting they blocks and never move kings |
I change my game like comebacks. |
Sure, I’mma comeback |
But right now, I had enough of that—I gotta make tracks |
State to state, new city and town |
I been around, but I’m homeward bound |
A fast pace and I can’t slow down |
Solid ground. |
I’ll be homeward bound |
State to state, new city and town |
I been around, but I’m homeward bound |
Change the place, switch my hustle around |
Hold me down. |
I’ll be homeward bound |
Yo, chip on my shoulder, city blocks on my back |
The only way Akir know how to act |
I react to the scene and snatch up the green in between shit |
Checking on my queen, staying with terrific leans on a different ride |
Slide into the other side. |
Fly from my mother’s side |
Nice guy. |
Slide from my pop’s side |
I move around a lot, never really had a spot |
But learn to read characters and how to pick locks |
Akir—one-man band. |
My home is where I land |
Arms around my fam, eyes on a different scam ‘til it jam |
Damn, gotta scram ‘fore the man come |
I try to hit the can, son, ‘cause I’m too handsome |
State to state, new city and town |
I been around, but I’m homeward bound |
A fast pace and I can’t slow down |
Solid ground. |
I’ll be homeward bound |
State to state, new city and town |
I been around, but I’m homeward bound |
Change the place, switch my hustle around |
Hold me down. |
I’ll be homeward bound |
Yo, I travel like a veteran where… ever I settle and |
Making money peddling, X-Game medaling |
Fiending like Carol when the end |
I’mma win regardless ‘cause I’m a nigga that’s plotting the hardest |
Rap artist at eighteen. |
College, I dropped out |
Crapped out the rap game, became a model scout |
Getting change for bagging dames |
Nineteen, a producer |
Acid on computers, waitin' tables just to get my loot up |
Cash and credit card numbers—they was on a slumber |
Quit for the music. |
That summer, nigga, I’m on the come-up |
Got a job telemarketing, still on the grind |
Gotta put the manager, started selling ‘em double lines |
Paycheck, monthly bonus, and extra dough they throw us |
Until we got busted down. |
S’no wonder, disgusted, I’m out |
Promotions for different majors. |
Second company |
Twenty-one, first client that’s really supplying papers |
Off-the-book cash. |
Traveled and we had a blast |
The web boom to the whole stock market crash |
Got a job doing car rentals. |
It was instrumental |
Shit, I had places to get to. |
It didn’t pay enough |
Times are tough, paper’s essential |
I knew there was more to offer |
Put on a suit. |
In a month, cellphone and office |
Back and forth to record my album |
Dropped the job, kept the cars, and pressed up a couple thousand wiling |
From the South to Manhattan Island |
A man’s prowess is important as his callouses—enormous, kid |
And now I rock shit. |
Suburbs, back to the hood |
New York’s my stomping ground, America’s my neighborhood |