| I’m wondering where the day went
|
| The clouds have me shrouded in grey but
|
| I’m still out pounding the pavement, word
|
| Drowning the hurt by pounding rounds in brown paper
|
| Founded a label now I’m drowning in paperwork
|
| But now the crew I’m down with found an escape from work
|
| And I love it 'cause that what your hard work gets you
|
| My heart bursts through my chest I’m rescued
|
| So forget what the rest do
|
| I’m blessed to do it with two of who are the best to do it
|
| Do I love it?
|
| Look at our goals
|
| If we never stood in the cold we wouldn’t evolve
|
| Used to put my crooked foot in what I couldn’t resolve
|
| But took control now, hard work is good for the soul
|
| And I love it, growing through life and stress
|
| Knowing the fight is just half of self-imposing our righteousness
|
| Contract owners and licenses, showbiz in lights we’re just
|
| Searching for that moment of pricelessness
|
| B-Boys, I met you at the bus stop
|
| We had nothing but the tuck shop
|
| We had school ties, the sky and the hilltops
|
| Now we’re all grown up and it’s still about Hip Hop
|
| I love it, I love it
|
| Five days deep in the booth, and spent Friday leaping through loops
|
| Then spent the weekend sideways, seeking the truth
|
| And I won’t lie they keep me on my toes these days
|
| But I won’t lie; |
| hey I beat 'em with the flow for days
|
| 'Cause I love it, a pen and pads like a red rag to a bull
|
| I see red like Leningrad
|
| Raising a crowd from a vacant lot’s like, like how?
|
| Raising a brow on the face of god right? |
| Right now
|
| And I love it a life with no regret
|
| No success without a price that owes a debt
|
| I roll the dice and despite the road ahead
|
| Hope that in a crisis I might just know the ledge
|
| But I love it like take away beer
|
| And a sunset to lay away our day-to-day fears
|
| See haters under rates us but this status takes years
|
| And it ain’t where we’re at; |
| it’s how we made our way here
|
| B-Boys, I met you at the bus stop
|
| We had nothing but the tuck shop
|
| We had school ties, the sky and the hilltops
|
| Now we’re all grown up and it’s still about Hip Hop
|
| I love it, I love it
|
| And we can be in a hotel, worst part of town and
|
| Support act, we ain’t half as loud but
|
| Twice as nice you can ask the crowd then
|
| We passing out in a departure lounge and
|
| I love it; |
| I hug the road like an old friend
|
| Like the world won’t revolve unless we’re rolling on it
|
| It holds them on it, it’s soul melodic
|
| And oh they want it and I love it
|
| Been chasing the dream
|
| Everyday a new place, new faces and scene
|
| Living out a suitcase few breaks in between
|
| There’s been very few days I’d loose faith in my team
|
| Got love far from home through the winter and summer
|
| No matter how hard the road or the distance I cover
|
| Even bitter when I’m missing my significant other
|
| I wouldn’t trade it for the world given another
|
| 'Cause I love it
|
| B-Boys… B-Boys, I met you at the bus stop
|
| I love it, I love it
|
| We had nothing but the tuck shop
|
| I love it, I love it
|
| We had school ties, the sky and the hilltops
|
| I love it, I love it
|
| Now we’re all grown up and it’s still about Hip Hop
|
| I love it, I love it
|
| C’mon, Adelaide, London, Melbourne, Sydney
|
| Hong Kong, New York, Zurich
|
| I love it I love it |