Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song The Jux, artist - CYNE. Album song Water For Mars, in the genre Рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 05.12.2019
Record label: Project Mooncircle
Song language: English
The Jux |
His name is Jonathon—middle-class black kid in college and |
Wondering why the white girls be always calling him |
Momma said, «Keep ya head level. |
Don’t sleep with them devils |
‘Cause one day they’re gonna bring you trouble.» |
Months later, having biz with Kate, Jake, and Tina |
After that, Tina spread eagle on the speaker |
She knocking down his laptop, the phone off the receiver |
She having Growing Pains like my man Ben Seaver |
Screaming how baby daddy Jake could take her higher |
Fascinated with hip hop and nice tires |
Save the Last Dance, oh, oh, and Jungle Fever |
Snoop Doggy Dog, 50 Cent, Derek Jeter |
Bob Marley. |
Princess smoke weed after Daddy |
Calls in, call gone. |
Afterwards, |
Went off for a few months behind closed doors |
When she stopped bleeding one month, outta control |
Went to the clinic, three hundred dollars she spended |
Daddy said no nigga babies on his insurance |
Even told Tina to say she was a victim |
Call up the police so the law can come get him |
Level-headed white girl—you had to give her that |
She didn’t get Jon the cuffs and bad rap |
Stop seeing him though ‘cause her parents said so |
«Niggas ain’t nothing but trouble,» her momma let her know |
Back to Jonathon—middle-class black kid in college and |
He wondering why he can’t sleep—his heart bother him |
Thinking ‘bout this chick named Tina, who used to love to see him |
But now she won’t return his calls either |
At first it was a novel affair, but then it turned to care |
They even talked about taking it there |
On the raps, yes. |
Then it turned to love because |
Only meeting after dark made it stronger than drugs |
Too wrapped up in what people just might say |
‘Cause he a regular nigga. |
She ain’t from around the way |
Actually, just the opposite—her daddy had offices |
High-level partisan who majored in politics |
Only gave her dollars when she really needed fathering |
The only man that gave a damn was this dude, Jonathan |
Didn’t want to have the abortion, but her father insisted |
He screamed that it would ruin her image |
Even pulled some favors so it was off record |
Threw some money at her, told her it was for better |
But was it for the better? |
Now, now, that was the question |
She used her discretion, realized she need a blessing |
Picked up her phone and dialed his number slow |
Praying that John maybe be home |