Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Catch Me If You Can, artist - Hendersin.
Date of issue: 14.07.2016
Age restrictions: 18+
Song language: English
Catch Me If You Can |
Anything is possible that’s word to KG |
Yeah I had to pay dues when nobody paid me |
Yeah I had to keep it cool like I prefer the AC |
Told my college that I’m outty yeah thats no A3 |
I been working on a dream ever since I was a kid |
Back when I ain’t have to worry bout a thing that I did |
Back when they said «It might not be probable, but nothing is impossible |
And with some hard work get over any fucking obstacle |
But aye aye aye aye I think that they lied |
Cause theres nights that I have failed but I promise you I’ve tried |
The american dream, it seems I’ve been denied |
And its easier to swallow liquor then it is to pride but |
Bring me down, bring me down, you can try to stop me |
But I know, but I know, life can get rocky |
If I fall, If I fall, and you never caught me |
I’m gon be ok saying |
Neh Neh Neh Neh Neh |
Yeah they try to bring us down (Neh Neh Neh Neh Neh) |
But we gon make the sound (Neh Neh Neh Neh Neh) |
I don’t think they understand (Neh Neh Neh Neh Neh) |
Just catch me if you can (Neh Neh Neh Neh Neh) |
They don’t wanna tell the truth (Neh Neh Neh Neh Neh) |
They just wanna take our youth (Neh Neh Neh Neh Neh) |
I don’t think they understand (Neh Neh Neh Neh Neh) |
Just catch me if you can (Neh Neh Neh Neh Neh) |
They told me anything is possible but now its not true |
Like Michael Jordans great but that will never be you |
And all the fun things as a kid you used to |
Imagination well it’s cool but it’s not an I. Q |
So you gotta go to school learn some shit that you’ll forget |
Then you work a 9 to 5 just so you can pay your debt |
And you got some big dreams but a tiny little check |
You just end up making money for some jerk you never met |
Never met thinking, aye aye aye aye I think that they lied |
Cause my friends they fucking failed but I promise you they tried |
The american dream, it seems they’ve been denied |
And it’s easier to swallow liquor then it is to pride but |
Bring you down, bring you down, they can try to stop you |
But you are, but you are, doing what you’ve got to |
If you fall, if you fall, and they never caught you |
You gon be ok singing |
As educators, rather than raising your voices |
Over the rustling of our chains |
Take them off. |
Un-cuff us |
Unencumbered by the lumbering weight |
Of poverty and privilege |
Policy and ignorance |
Our stories are ladders |
That make it easier for us to touch the stars |
So climb and grab them |
Keep climbing. |
Grab them |
Spill your emotions in the big dipper and pour out your soul |
Light up the world with your luminous allure |
To educate requires Galileo-like patience |
Today, when I look my students in the eyes, all I see are constellations |
If you take the time to connect the dots |
You can plot the true shape of their genius — |
Shining in their darkest hour |
I look each of my students in the eyes |
And see the same light that aligned Orion’s Belt |
And the pyramids of Giza |
I see the same twinkle |
That guided Harriet to freedom |
I see them. |
Beneath their masks and mischief |
Exists an authentic frustration; |
An enslavement to your standardized assessments |
At the core, none of us were meant to be common |
We were born to be comets |
Darting across space and time |
Leaving our mark as we crash into everything |