Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song i n t e r l u d e, artist - J. Cole.
Date of issue: 13.05.2021
Age restrictions: 18+
Song language: English
i n t e r l u d e |
I’m a livin' little good thing |
It’s like you never lived for me |
Mama said you was a good thing, uh |
Good, good, good |
Yeah |
We came a long way, man, we done came a long way |
And we sittin' on top of this shit |
This shit can go one or two ways |
This shit can go up, it can go down |
Either way, nigga, I’m prepared |
Feel me? |
Yeah |
I be comin' in peace, but fuck me |
Best beware of the others |
This shit deep, undercovers creep |
This Southern heat make unbearable summers |
Just last week, seen your mama weep |
Crying 'cause she don’t wan' bury your brother |
The blood leaks while the EMTs |
Gotta carry her baby like surrogate mothers |
Woah, thank God we survived around where the terrorists hovered |
Though traumatized, wouldn’t trade it for nothin' |
Through hard times, it was there I discovered a hustle |
And makin' the best out the struggle |
I kept grindin' 'til this day, up a level |
Respect mine, gotta stay out of trouble |
'Cause TEC-9's like the AR rebuttals |
Cole World, niggas knowin' what it is |
Just in case they don’t, I show 'em what it is |
Then in summer, I do real numbers |
Couldn’t dare touch it if they sold the double disc |
Block hot, niggas burnin' up the street |
Shots poppin' and we heard it up the street |
It’s a war, niggas runnin' up the score |
Jesus said that you should turn the other cheek |
Voiceless niggas gettin' murdered every week |
Dead bodies, smell the odor in the street |
My homie' homie got out on parole |
He sold more Coca-Cola than the soda industry |
Summertime bring the coldest winter breeze |
Hella blues like the Rollin' 60's |
Christ went to Heaven aged thirty-three |
And so did Pimp C and so did Nipsey |
I told you, I told you |
This shit can go up, it can go down, I don’t give a fuck |
Nigga, I done seen the highest heights |
I done seen it twice |
And I’ve seen them lowest of the lows |
And still I rose |
Now I’m at your neck, nigga, yeah |