Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Full Circle , by - Badi. Release date: 13.05.2015
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Full Circle , by - Badi. Full Circle |
| He was born when the world was at the brink of war |
| His father left him, he learned later what for |
| Gone for years, left a wife and two kids |
| In a war-torn country, all living in fear |
| They were being persecuted with no where run on an island |
| His kind was forced into hiding |
| In the bomb shelters, rubber in his mouth |
| For the impact to keep his teeth from coming out |
| He saw things no child should have to see |
| Streets and rivers both flooded with casualties |
| Father finally returned reunited at last |
| Didn’t even recognize him he ran right past |
| The war had ended but, they were no longer welcome |
| In their own land, it was under new command |
| Exiled to a place that never wanted em there |
| They made it quite clear, and would touch and stare |
| Cause they had never seen nobody with no brown skin |
| He had to be careful when he hung around them |
| But he got by, discovered his love for music |
| Jazz got him things that he just wasn’t used to Took it with him everywhere, loved it so much |
| Moved to america, cause he heard there was plenty there |
| Got an education but still kept playing |
| Traveled the world, came back and put his faith in The Glory of God, taught by a bass player |
| Had sons of his own, and through them he’s grown |
| And now they’re the one’s looking out for him |
| They love him and I can tell you that they’re proud of him |
| CHORUS: |
| He survived the war, his life needed more |
| And now it’s come around full circle |
| He became his own man, in his homeland |
| And now it’s come around full circle |
| He loved the music and knew to use it And now it’s come around full circle |
| And understand he lives for his family |
| And now it’s come around full circle |
| She came into this world not as a baby girl |
| But as grown woman cause she was pushed out to pay the bills |
| And since then she’s been on her own |
| Birth certificate reads father unknown |
| She had an old picture of a group of men |
| On a reservation, but didn’t even know if he was one of them |
| Never had the time to give it any thought |
| The oldest of four and caretaker of them all |
| Mother unfit so she was forced to live |
| In foster home after home after orphanage |
| At sixteen she gave birth to her first kid |
| Living in the projects she prayed he would outlive |
| Dropped out of high school, never went to college |
| When she walked into buildings she was never acknowledged |
| She knew somehow she had to make an honest living |
| She used what she had and finally started singing |
| After she Iearned that God, was watching over her |
| From a bass player, the answer to her prayers |
| No formal education but she got into a graduate |
| Program, she worked hard cause she so was glad to get |
| Any opportunity, and that mindset is still in her |
| A teacher now, because that work is real to her |
| Made a new life for her kids out of nothin |
| Doctorate in hand cause she knows how to hustle |
| But her greatest feat is not her PHD |
| Her biggest accomplishment is of a higher degree |
| It’s the fact that her sons can count on her |
| It’s the fact that her sons can be proud of her |
| CHORUS: |
| She knows how to hustle, works on the double |
| And now it’s come around full circle |
| Love is the reason she could rise above it And now it’s come around full circle |
| She takes nothing she’s handed for granted |
| And now it’s come around full circle |
| And understand she lives for her family |
| And now it’s come around full circle |
| I met my brother in the womb |
| We both had to make the move late june |
| He was always a few steps ahead of me But never letting me go never forgetting me Most of the kids at school never accepted me So together we formed a team for whenever we Moved from city to city and it seemed every |
| Place was diverse reflecting our own heredity |
| We never had that much |
| None of the other kids had never seen working class like us The amount of money they had was transparent |
| I couldn’t relate, we never had grandparents |
| Moved cause a good education was needed |
| Ma wanted us to have more choice than she did |
| And ironically we were all cheated |
| My brother got wise quick, that’s how he succeeded |
| I remained cause I felt love for a moment |
| But it was never possible my heart was stolen |
| I sought something to burn |
| Ruined all my relationships, got me what I deserved |
| Lesson learned, a step closer to my destination |
| Finally left school to start my education |
| Life abroad saw my pain lifted |
| I thank God we could afford that plane ticket |
| And now I realize how all this came to be Now I see what they were doing when they were naming me Mother father thank you for allowing me To become badi, I hope your proud of me It’s full circle |
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|---|---|
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| Na lingui yo | 2018 |
| Next Movement | 2015 |
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| Twenty One | 2015 |
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