Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song The Voice , by - Lil Durk. Release date: 01.07.2021
Age restrictions: 18+
Song language: English
The Voice |
| I was goin' through that pain alone |
| I was goin' through that phase alone |
| We all change, you say I change alone |
| Sleepless nights, barely changin' clothes |
| You know damn right you was wrong |
| I was tired, they didn’t realize |
| Certain vibes, it don’t feel right |
| Plenty nights got me traumatized |
| Why they lie? |
| I do love my guys |
| You lookin' crazy, know the trenches raised me |
| I’m Durkio, but I’m Chicago JAY-Z |
| And I was scared how that money made me |
| I caught a vibe today, was lookin' crazy |
| Money ran low, right? |
| Felons can’t vote, right? |
| I can’t even vote for who I believe in, shit ain’t goin' right |
| I didn’t drop a tear inside the funeral, I ain’t mourn right |
| And I nut in all the hoes I fuck, I blame the porn site |
| Please don’t turn away from me |
| I got enough on my plate tryna turn away, tryna turn away |
| Became the voice of the streets and my people ain’t believe in me |
| I’m supportive of the streets and them people ain’t believe in me |
| Quarantine what? |
| I’m just tryna make a buck |
| Talkin' to my dawg, he be actin' like he stuck |
| Favorite gun a Glock, it slipped up, what a month |
| Throw it in they face every time I hold it up |
| Granny ain’t feelin' too well |
| Shootout with the police, I ain’t goin' to jail |
| How you actin' off a case, you’ll know if you tell |
| I know a nigga from the hood, he’ll serve with no scale |
| Watchin' Bands make a play, I seen him score in the mail |
| Gave him thirty-nine years, I heard him cry in the cell |
| Even though I’m gettin' big, I bought a MAC through my Zelle |
| Took a picture on my block, they think I’m back in the field |
| Please don’t turn away from me |
| I got enough on my plate tryna turn away, tryna turn away |
| Became the voice of the streets and my people ain’t believe in me |
| I’m supportive of the streets and them people ain’t believe in me |