Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Intro, artist - Ghetts.
Date of issue: 10.07.2010
Age restrictions: 18+
Song language: English
Intro |
The rebellious spirit unleashes the strengths in passionate individuals |
Their frustration, resistance and defiance formulates an uncontrollable, |
yet undeniable energy |
Producing rebels with a cause |
How do I look so young when I’ve been in the game for ten years? |
And how do I sound like I be in my prime still? |
If nobody don’t wanna rep grime then I will |
Waving the flag for every one of us who came through the back door |
For the peeping Toms with no insight, we ain’t singing this song till we go |
inside |
I’m just tryna define longevity, don’t tell me about charting |
How many people have charted and still couldn’t avoid being a lost memory? |
I don’t remember you, what was your song? |
Ah, it don’t even matter, |
don’t even respond |
The label never made me, only a Pagan can hate me |
Am I wrong, insane? |
I’m a self-made don? |
Come on, rate me |
I ain’t got a problem making an impact |
Tell Flip and Sketch, analyse all my lyrics in depth and then think back |
To when I said I ain’t doing it for the sake of doing it, how many people have |
already did that? |
I just made it harder for myself, you would think that I ain’t aware my skin’s |
black |
Wallace is dead but I ain’t forgot what he said, he said honestly |
To the truth, fuck that, don’t matter anymore cause the game’s based on |
dishonesty |
They’re for the niggas that came from nothing and got their first stacks off a |
robbery |
Promise me, don’t ever come back to the roads cause there ain’t nothing here |
for you |
Old school for a year or two, and it’s only now manaman’s hearing you |
Wallace, you were right my brother, but it just weren’t over your skin |
Man are strapped like Officer Leng, nah, I’m in a meeting, with the dream team |
(You know when I come for the rooms like?) |
Disturbing the peace in the offices again |
Now, all these rhymes are constructed inside a mind that’s corrupted |
(You know like, this is music in its purest form — it’s shaping art) |
And now man’s thinking about tracklisting, dividing and the substance |
Born and raised in a broken home but I know my father good |
Times changed and he overdosed on this drug called fatherhood |
Man, could you pray for a man like me? |
It’s a living hell but I’m far from good |
I know the Lord forgives, and after what I’ve done I’m asking if he could |
Now I’m living this rap star life, every nigga I meet is on gas mark 9 |
If these words fall upon deaf ears, I ain’t even gonna rap part-time |
Fire burning in my soul, you can see it in my eyeballs |
They say I ain’t Ghetto no more when I hit em with lyrics as deep as the Bible |
Rudeboy don’t get it twisted, I still party with the animals |
I’m getting money by any means necessary, who told you I can’t have it all? |
Rags, man are Malcolm, man are proud when |
They see a man from out of town shut down, but not man around them |
I’m an R-E-B-E-L, kicked out of school, ended up in Felton |
But I should’ve went UTL, now I’m putting my life on iTunes |
For all to hear, ain’t nothing on the DL, I am in another league, I’m real |
PS, PRS, PPL, Twitter — let me just go down my TL |
Oh look, everyone doubts me |
They don’t know where I’m coming from |
I’ve already broken boundaries |
They pushed me in deeper |
And they thought they would drown me |
I’m still here, they’re like how come I’m back? |
With another chapter from my autobiography |
For you and you and you |
This ain’t an album |