Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Judas, artist - Funky DL. Album song Autonomy: The 4th Quarter 2, in the genre Иностранный рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 14.07.2022
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: Washington Classics
Song language: English
Judas |
Eighteen wearing blue jeans, a snap-back mesh |
Clean fade under the cap, his shoes box-fresh |
Smoking on a blunt head, eyes red high as kite |
Comes out mainly at night, sells green brown and white |
Police pull him over, try and test his composure |
It holds up like a dude that’s older, a soldier |
He learned from them older dudes behind bars |
Who flossed with fine cars, jewellery and bitches on their arm |
Taking pictures like no harm would ever come to these Gods |
They see that people get caught, but think they can beat the odds |
They crazy, but back to Mr Man, palm tight-fisted hand |
In a stairwell for 15 seconds, Instagram |
Snapped by them Undercovers? |
Tapped by them other Brothers? |
Nah, he ain’t on they radar, mind like a razor |
You can’t feel his activity, he’s screen saver |
His attitude is you are only what the streets make ya' |
Danger around every corner |
Where the strangers call him on his cell phone |
Talkin' bout they short a couple bucks, can I pay a little later? |
Can I get it from my neighbour? |
Can I pay you with some labour? |
Why won’t you do me this favour? |
I am a loyal customer |
But they are only loyal to the drugs not the hustler |
Defiant to his Moms and reliant on his charm |
So a giant stack of money’s what he’s holding in his palm |
One day he sat and listened to Minister Farrakhan |
From the Nation of Islam quoting from the Bible Psalms |
Chapter eighty-two, verse six opened his eyes |
You are Gods; |
and all of you are children of the Most High |
He thought about it, but stuck with the same old |
Just because he used to wear silver, but now his chain’s gold |
And he chose to walk this road |
He’s prepared to reap all the harvest from the seeds he sowed, word |
Yeah, uh, uh, uh, uh |
Yeah, uh, uh, yeah, uh, uh… |
Couch-surfing in his Nike TN’s |
Watching James Bond classics, Bank Holiday Weekend |
He’s waiting for the contraband re-up |
Relies on his supplier to hire the clientele |
And make the high higher |
No sign for him to retire, his bank balance on fire |
He’s inspired by Avon Barksdale from The Wire |
A criminal, a crook, a felon, a law-breaker |
A get high maker, OD and a life taker |
It’s time for the wake up call |
An opportunity presents itself to take up all of the community |
He gotta put his stake up tall, there’s no impunity |
The big one and if he get caught, there’s no immunity |
He steps back to think about it |
Second thoughts and he’s doubting |
That he can get away without prison and overcrowding |
23-hour lock-down with a cell mate who got the runs |
Pants drop-down |
Peeling Oranges to hide a stench without a window |
Inmates looking for ass, acting like flamingo’s |
Waiting for some new meat so they can do they inside out thing |
They wolf whistle, blow kisses, voguing and pouting |
The guards acquiesce, dispensing with no less |
Than a punch in the chest in the shower when fully dressed |
This ain’t the kinda future he looking for |
Some changes will need to be implemented before it gets dangerous |
Cos turning your life around from carrying a knife around |
Selling dope and killing your people |
Ain’t nothing hype about kids born addicted |
Being weaned off from morphine |
Little Brothers acting like the older ones at fourteen |
Survival, they thinking they invincible like Michael |
But even Michael was a victim to the vicious cycle |
Streets are bone idle, suicidal, homicidal |
When you play yourself like one of the disciples, Judas |