Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Jess Song, artist - Ghetts. Album song Ghetto Gospel: The New Testament, in the genre Иностранный рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 13.09.2018
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: Universal Music
Song language: English
Jess Song |
6 months of pains in my leg |
Went to the GP and they gave me the same thing again |
Painkillers ain’t killing the pain though |
And every visit I take notes |
They never listen what do they know |
It’s just alright now I need an MRI |
Seven weeks and it’s finally scan time |
I’m getting weak I ain’t tryna be flat line |
I got friends I never need on stand by |
The results are in I received its a landmine |
Lookin' in the mirror like you can’t die yet |
Kind of news that you can’t digest, you can’t digest |
We me, why not she, now I need a CT and biopsy |
Baby father tried drop me, things became harder for me and my offspring |
Crying on a hard shoulder, osteosarcoma |
For anyone don’t know, sounds like I need a heart donor |
But I been diagnosed with a cancer that you won’t find in most |
But it’s inside my bones i hope they find an antidote or an answer |
And they talkin amputation, no more standing ovations |
Overstand what I’m saying |
How can a 3 year old hold my hand through this mayhem |
Too much to live for |
I don’t wanna miss you no |
Wipe your tears |
Face your fears for me |
I’ll be here for you |
Like you’ll be here for me |
Let me paint this picture, portrait for the people |
4 days on chemo |
Fuck this I need weed tho |
Hair loss, feels like it was torn off |
Only saw my reflection when tears dropped |
Never looked in the mirror for a month |
I say I’m a 10 on a normal day, but here what |
Today |
Now it’s time for my leg operation |
But by now it’s in my lungs, that’s the next complication |
I got to speak to my son, that’s the next conversation |
It’s hard being a mum, with death confirmation |
Back on the chemo it’s not working though |
No one wants to work when its work involved |
I’m looking for other solutions, google |
Got my internets working slow |
Now everyone say im giving up |
Coming off chemo, I dont give a fuck |
Where’s my niggers out ravin |
Where’s my niggers that I was there for when they needed me most |
I came quick, this ain’t the same shit |
Mums been a rock, dads been a broken man |
Ellies been an open hand |
Aarons my nigga he overstands |
Ghetts is my high when I’m sober fam |
Got two brothers, ones in jail |
The other one lost his son to cancer at 8 years old |
And it must be hell |
Kayleigh’s been a mother to my son in this fuckree world |
And last time i spoke to momma |
I told her tell god i ain’t not ready yet |
Sorry i can’t come as well |
P.S that’s his youngest girl |
Too much to live for |
I don’t wanna miss you no |
Wipe your tears |
Face your fears for me |
I’ll be here for you |
Like you’ll be here for me |
Fighter mode, green juices and a wallet |
I only want a destiny that I can control |
I don’t feel sorry for myself anymore |
It’s all mind control |
I left it in gods hands |
It’s out of my control |
Got plans, got a life you know |
God damn I would like to roll so (turn up) |
Anywhere but dere (turn up) |
22 Magnums (turn up) |
Your concerns don’t concern us, turn up |
I ain’t the walking dead |
I don’t wanna live |
I’d rather walk instead |
Don’t feel sorry for me |
Cancer ain’t morgueing jess |
They say no one survives what I got |
Well I’m writing this letter cause I feel like they’re writing me off |
Is it right is it wrong, I been righting my wrongs |
Gave my life to god, and I ain’t perfect still |
But I’m a person still, with a purpose still |
I got a new ting and it’s working still |
And a lot of my time on my hands I ain’t working still |
Got to go back on the chemo, thoughts in the back of my mind |
I wonder if it’s worth it still |
Oh here we go again |
Go to give it a go again |
I’m nervous still |
You wouldn’t know I was terminally ill |
Too much to live for |
I don’t wanna miss you no |
Wipe your tears |
Face your fears for me |
I’ll be here for you |
Like you’ll be here for me |