| You know I never met my father growing up
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| And I was introduced to sex young
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| I mean being molested and shit like that
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| So like I’ve always been an angry, lustful being
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| And I’m still dealing with mistakes that I’ve made to this day
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| But I’m working
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| It took two to make you
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| But listen that ain’t even half
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| Depend on me to raise you
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| I’d do it with the weakest back
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| My strength will not forsake you
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| For your sake I must lead a path at times I felt unable
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| I came to stand, I needed that
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| I tracked the streets of fatherhood
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| They put me on and beat me bad and I rep this game proudly
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| I’m holding you, don’t need a rag, son I’m in this turf daily
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| The doctors know I’m King, not mad, my speech is to inspire you
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| Until I die and free at last
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| But now I’m in this trap
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| To me it seems my being has
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| I know that’s your mama
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| That sentence I’ll just leave at that
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| I feel like I’m in Hell, son
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| Do I deserve to be like that?
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| Or maybe I can rise like a phoenix
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| Son Steven Nash because this court is different
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| There’s no ball for me to pass, my time with you is split
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| But listen that ain’t even half
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| This pain that I feel it’s
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| Ironic I feel weakened
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| Dad is losing all his strength
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| And then you said
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| See you this weekend, dad
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| Because nobody taught me how to be a man
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| Yeah, yeah
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| My stepfather did all that he can
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| Yeah, yeah
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| Ain’t seen my dad before, for you’s a different plan
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| Yeah, yeah
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| To be as present as the gift of life at hand
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| 'Cause I’m hurting
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| I’m bleeding
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| I feel weakened
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| 'Til the weekend
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| Your mother has you more than me
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| And that’s lucky for she to have
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| Different like a sorority
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| But common goals to be in frats
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| Man where are my authorities?
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| With paperwork I need to grab
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| The public be ignoring me
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| Like they don’t even see your dad
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| I know that this get deep
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| So sink or swim, who needs a class?
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| Ironic how the deep end depends on if we even splash
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| I’m drowning out the screams
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| My brain relives a scenic past
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| The system stems from separating seeds like when the weed is trash
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| I tend to CBD’s
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| Joint custody we think we have
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| Wipe my tears with my forearm
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| You probably think you’ve seen me dab
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| But you’re my biggest drug
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| One actually that I need to have
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| Without you I will relapse
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| Son I know I may seem detached just know your dad is working
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| I punch the clock with even jabs until my hands are hurting
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| My arms give out and fingers snap
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| The pain I feel is certain
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| Ironic I feel weakened
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| Dad is losing all his strength
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| And then you said
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| See you this weekend, dad
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| Because nobody taught me how to be a man
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| Yeah, yeah
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| My stepfather did all that he can
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| Yeah, yeah
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| Ain’t seen my dad before, for you’s a different plan
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| Yeah, yeah
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| To be as present as the gift of life at hand
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| 'Cause I’m hurting
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| I’m bleeding
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| I feel weakened
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| 'Til the weekend
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| Son I had to bring it back
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| Like when you go get a refund or receipt attached
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| This life you can’t reenact
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| My thumb on this note I forever will be a tack
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| They poking my finger, Jack
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| This bag can’t aid me, where are my singers at?
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| That mean that I bleed for that
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| I need space for these bars, let me drink and don’t keep a tab
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| Still got love for your mama when she be mad
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| Maybe we just did things too fast
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| We were speeding towards an uneven path
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| And like sleeping, indeed we crashed
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| Z-Z-Z how we swerving and we just dashed
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| Catch a pillow for money and leave a bag
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| But if fly is the Chief and is growing like me
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| I have a cocoon wrapped around me the size of a sleeping bag
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| I learned that I cheat to pass
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| The hurt from what I cannot receive, repeat it back
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| Was elementary to senior grads
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| I ain’t even grasp
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| That ain’t even class
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| To treat it like that where my evil ass
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| But every time I loved, they cheated back
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| So when I think of love, I think of that
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| I just do it to cope like a fiend with crack
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| I don’t know how to love even me in fact
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| But when I look at you, it don’t seem so bad
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| Could it be you’re so pure and I needed that?
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| Hold up, could it be since a youth, we were bad?
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| And think not once have I seen my dad
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| So I grew up confused and just being mad
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| And abused the views and people sad
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| Then you called and you said
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| It’s the weekend, dad |