| For years I kept dreaming I was back at school
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| Maybe a sign that I return to education
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| And go back to do some more academics, so accordingly
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| I enrolled in twenty, eleven to go and do a law degree
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| And I was 33, some others they were much younger
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| Didn’t consider all the pressure it would put them under
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| Some of them only showed up for the student loan
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| Come in late, gossiping in class and wouldn’t do the homework
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| Then complain to me, the Teacher don’t like them, so
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| Wanna make a formal complaint, I’m like «aight then»
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| But I put my head down and did a lot of reading
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| In the morning, in the afternoon, then in the evening
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| Constitutional law’s political
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| And also studied contract law and criminal, yo'
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| I didn’t really hang with anyone at first
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| And kept myself to myself until I was immersed in a routine
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| Then I socialised with a couple youngers
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| And tried to stay away from groups with abundant numbers
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| And didn’t get involved in he say-she say
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| And yo I treated all my lecturers like DJ’s
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| When I didn’t understand, I asked them «take it from the top»
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| The amount of work we had to learn was far too much
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| But this is higher education not a game of checkers
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| And I’m a diamond, so I can handle any pressure
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| Verse Two
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| A competition for debating and when it concluded
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| My team was crowned the champions and we were undisputed
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| Somebody asked me who trained you? |
| «You too nice»
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| I told em' I’ve performed in front of crowds my whole life
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| But then I had a glitch in my second year of study
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| I fell short on a test, I wasn’t on the money
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| It was a difficult subject, it’s land
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| And most of what they told us, yo' I didn’t understand
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| But I make no excuses and gotta make improvements
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| I guess this kind of thing can happen when you just a student
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| So I got some more books and began to read further
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| Took my attitude of music and became the hardest worker
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| And my Father would have been proud to see me reach higher
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| In an academic field, but he passed a year prior
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| And that kinda got to me to really tell the truth
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| But didn’t stop my test scores going through the roof in year three
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| You catch me sitting at the front
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| Cos the back was reserved for the ones who smoke blunts
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| All the way through lunch and trying to hide it from the lecturer
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| And now they asking me for notes to be catching up
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| I graduated in twenty fourteen
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| And when I go to sleep I get no more dreams of going back to school
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| So I guess the job’s done
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| Bachelors Law degree, LLB 2:1 mutha… |