Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song BLENDED FAMILY, artist - Jerreau.
Date of issue: 05.02.2020
Song language: English
BLENDED FAMILY |
If you live by the gun, you die by the same fate |
So no gunplay, pops took toys away |
Went over moms house, Cops N Robbers all day (Righ) |
Went back to dads house, went to church on Sunday (Righ) |
See Gary and Renae made at a young age |
Had 2 kids then got divorced the next day |
My pops got em through me, and my sister got to stay (Righ) |
My mom got pregnant, baby sister on the way (Righ) |
My father remarried, another daughter on the way |
His wife had a daughter and a son by the way |
A older daughter the boys were like the same age |
I turned five then started rhyming the next day |
Me and my sis moved with my pops the next day |
No i ain’t want to stay, shit, who am I to say, shit |
2nd grade went to school cursing like a sailor |
Came back home preaching bout my savior, damn |
Only God can judge me, only Jesus can save us |
We in the hood lord save us, pray for us |
After school, home alone, just us |
Dont open door, ain’t nobody you can trust |
Gunshots, drive bys, we would duck |
Somebody died, thank God, none of us |
One of the kids neighborhood bloods wouldn’t touch |
Go sleep, wake up, do again, good luck |
(Righ) |
(Righ) |
Now some of moms friends, I ain’t like them (Righ) |
He pushed me down the stairs, I tried to fight him (Righ) |
If he got to loud, shit, i would threaten him |
I’d tell him «Never raise ya voice at mommy again!» |
But i was only ye high, I could barely read or write |
I probably couldn’t fight, but in hindsight |
I only tried to do what’s right |
Often I would write, a letter to the judge |
Ask him if i could, move back with mom |
Since she moved out the hood |
Her and my little sis then she birthed my youngest sis |
Next page same book |
Yea ma could cook but they wasn’t eating good |
At least they were out the hood |
Times are hard working 2 or 3 jobs |
Life and times of a single black mom |
No shoulder to lean on, no shoulder to cry on |
No man in the home, but life goes on |
Still rapping and shit like «We bout to be on» (Righ) |
Shit you tell yourself just to keep keeping on (Righ) |
But pace yourself cause the journey is long |
Here I am, years later, singing this song |
(Righ) |
(Righ) |
Now I’m a pre-teen and me and mom hardly speak |
If I don’t call her, then she don’t call me (tuh) |
In high school when i turned 16 |
Had a car that barely drove, but was given to me |
I would ride around the city, I was hardly home (Righ) |
Pops ain’t want us in the hood so often i was gone (Righ) |
Often I would roam, often in the zone |
And I don’t even smoke, from school it’s off to work |
I gave up sports, cuz i got to make it work (Righ) |
8 of us in a 3 bedroom home (Righ) |
So often i was gone, often i would roam |
Remember getting arrested, cops took me home |
Pops waited by the door like «Where we go wrong?» |
But made it out the hood alive with no kids I’m grown |
I was at Lee’s house when i answered the phone |
G Stack on the line said «Your sister dead gone» |
God you dead wrong, how you call her home with two kids at home |
Blood or no blood you are still my own |
I’m still crying through these songs |
Still rapping and shit like «We bout to be on» |
I picked myself up nobody put me on |
Lift as you climb, clean as you cook |
Write my story as I go, easier than it looks |
(Righ) |
(Righ) |
Still rapping and shit like «We bout to be on» |
(like «We bout to be on») |
(like «We bout to be on») |
Shit you tell yourself just to keep keeping on |
(just to keep keeping on) |
(just to keep keeping on) |
Still rapping and shit like «We bout to be on» |
(like «We bout to be on») |
(like «We bout to be on») |
Shit you tell yourself just to keep keeping on |
(just to keep keeping on) |
(just to keep keeping on) |