Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Non-Fiction, artist - Lecrae.
Date of issue: 20.10.2014
Song language: English
Non-Fiction |
Yea, it’s all fact no fiction |
It’s my interpretation |
Wanna know how it went down? |
I’ll tell ya |
Check it, uh |
I guess I take it back to graduation |
Got my degree but writin' songs was my fascination |
I got a job installin' cable then I got promoted |
Moved out my momma house but still this music was the motive |
Around this time I’m bumpin' Tunnel Rats and CMR |
But Lil' Jon was on the radio and on the charts |
I got creative took the money that I made |
And bought a beat machine now it’s me and T-Dot up late |
And I volunteer at detention centers to be a leader |
I got these young dudes lovin' the way I eat the beat up |
I ain’t wanna blow up just wanna give em Jesus |
Then Ben startin' up Reach Records was all I needed |
I hit the road on the weekends to do a show |
Ain’t ask for money but they still gave a lil' dough |
Just a bunch of wild kids in the front row |
Like «You ain’t Lil' Wayne — you a lame, man I got to go» |
But I did it, and I was on a mission |
And little by little a couple of em would get it |
Was rappin' in the hood and folks broke down cryin' |
That’s when I knew this was bigger than me and bigger than rhyme |
This is all fact, it’s not fiction |
You wanna hear the truth, pay attention |
And if I never got a mention |
Still do it for the love and the mission |
My interpretation, it’s non-fiction |
Fast forward just a year later |
I done drop my first album and I’m feelin' like I made it |
Goin' all around the world tryna tell them 'bout the Savior (what else?) |
And I ain’t trippin' we ain’t really gettin' paper na, na |
I’m about to marry me a lady |
I left my old job so I’m praying rap pay me |
I drop my next album Jesus Muzik kinda major |
I moved away to Memphis it was hot as the equator |
And gunshots every night’ll make ya wake up |
Sleepin' on the floor hopin' you don’t pick a stray up |
Soup campbell took me in and got my weight up |
Then I flew back to college started workin' on Rebel |
Uh, we had a feelin' it would be a problem |
It’s like the Lord wrote the whole thing |
But at home I was havin' problems |
Married life was like a bad dream |
Now we fightin' every day |
My travel gettin' heavy two babies one baby momma |
I’m arrogant and self-righteous helpin' everybody but my wife |
This is all fact, it’s not fiction |
You wanna hear the truth, pay attention |
And if I never got a mention |
Still do it for the love and the mission |
My interpretation, it’s non-fiction |
It’s not a fiction, it’s my interpretation |
I need a new place new grace new city new state |
Now we all headed to Atlanta |
I’m stressed out tryna lead Imma bleed myself burnin' out I can see the pattern |
I’m just writin' my pain over beats and I’m guessing Rehab was the outcome |
I wrote Background at the kitchen table, I thought it wouldn’t make the album |
Shortly after I got a hold of Tim Keller’s books, man I promise you it’s like |
my whole life changed |
Andy Crouch wrote a book about culture-makin', and after that I had to make a |
slight change |
Ask the homies I ain’t do it for the money man |
Nah, I made Church Clothes out of love |
And me and Street workin' day and night |
Wait a minute, now Gravity is blowin' up |
I won a Grammy, and I ain’t even trippin' on it |
I got a mission that I’m fightin' for, I’m writin' songs tryin' to give ya |
substance |
Yea, I’m writin' songs fightin' for ya soul |
We may run at a different pace but let’s continue the race |
You runnin' yours, I’m runnin' mine |
I promise I left out a lot of details |
Well, Gawvi said I’m outta time |