Lyrics Clutch - Ground Up

Clutch

Yeah, I’m anything but perfect
But lately I’ve been observing
And no it’s none of you rappers saying nothing in your verses
But some curses, that’s some cool went on the surface
And when you dig deep, that’s a grim feature
Nothing for the kids to eat up
I talk a lot weed, but I never said I put my feet up
I work hard, no kids, two jobs
And I’ma keep going till I take it too far
Saying it to you kids hit them with the heavy clause
Heavy pause
I want to be the only give a fuck about the boss
Cause you pussies don’t scare me in the slightest
I’m busy making moves you are no arthritis
I’m righteous
But I’m feeling like a titan
Somebody turn my mic up think we gonna make it
And I’m feeling like a sidekick
Five car caravan, boy you still on your little tike shit
Catch up, I’m smooth when it’s sped up
Playing grab ass with the game and I’m feeling so clutch
She treat me like shit but I love her so much
I know that I should go but I prolly go nuts
I took her out to lunch and she told me grow up
Sometimes I wonder if it’s ever enough
Sometimes I wonder if it’s ever enough
Yeah, Azar, trust me
I would be surprised if you loved me
I doubt you would even be alive if you was me
These days you can see my mind race relays
I ain’t into spending much time in my PJ’s
Getting replayed, getting money three ways
I been out of reach on the beach like it’s D-Day
Never mind what he say, never mind what she say
You already know I’m good in Philly like a cheese steak
On the road to life I don’t even need breaks
I’ve been playing hard trying to win it for my teammates
Adios, now I’m out of sight
Treating everyday like the bottom of the ninth
And each word is a product of my life
Giving you what’s left and I’m trying to get it right
And I’m far from the first one saying it
I love the game I just hate the people playing it
Playing grab ass with the game and I’m feeling so clutch
Treat me like shit but I love her so much
I know that I should go but I know I go nuts
I took her out to lunch and she told me grow up
Sometimes I wonder if it’s ever enough
Sometimes I wonder if it’s ever enough