Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Open Mic\\Aquarius III, artist - Logic. Album song No Pressure, in the genre Иностранный рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 23.07.2020
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: DEF JAM, Universal Music
Song language: English
Open Mic\\Aquarius III |
Okay, settle, settle, settle, settle, ladies and gentlemen, settle down |
Okay, so, this next brother we’re gonna bring up to the stage usually does not |
come in on Monday nights |
You’re in for a real treat, ladies and gentlemen |
Give it to Mr. Hall |
Rip out my soul from the depths of my flesh |
Flesh from my blood I caress |
Right on the page so it’s fresh |
I take my time, but express |
Lot on my mind, but I guess |
It’s just in my genes like a Glock 17, like a genetic scene |
Kick in the door, we blow it off the hinge |
Music my drug, tie it off, then inject the syringe |
It’s in my blood, ain’t no need to pretend |
Therapist tell me I don’t need to defend |
Therapy tell me I don’t need to explain |
Just drop the record on the needle and express my pain |
Can’t wait until my son shine and together we reign |
My queen’s by my side like Manhattan |
Fuck rapping, this is poetic conviction |
My rendition is not meant for your diction |
Battled addiction in the womb |
A crack baby by definition |
Keys to ignition with no permission |
That mean that I’m driven |
Alive 'cause I’m living |
Fuck workin' with what you’ve been given |
I knew I always wanted more like The Roots in nine-five |
And I’ll be sure to do more for my family than mine did |
'Cause hip-hop rhymes taught me more than my moms did |
Didn’t drink 'til I was twenty-five 'cause I’m my mom’s kid |
All I knew was alcoholism and prison |
Only saw domestic violence and racial division |
Social worker trying to take me away |
But I know that group home probably worse, hell nah, no way |
At least I know my odds here, I’ma be okay |
Adapted to the lifestyle, so I’ma be okay |
Keep that one just in case, yeah |
I’m just an entity |
My DNA, not my identity |
Finding serenity |
Become a better man, I better be |
For the child in my baby mama stummy, never crummy |
We get big bread |
Tryin' to be the greatest, that shit been dead |
I’m trying to be the happiest that I can be instead |
I’m trying to get ahead like a fetus |
Money don’t complete us, but it feed us, it can lead us to depression |
Being rich is not a blessing, fame is not a blessing |
Wasn’t 'til I was rich and famous, I learned that lesson |
What’s the meaning of life, to live it, what I’m guessing |
Live it, live it |
Living life like this is so crazy |
Hip-hop is amazing |
One day, you’re on top and the next, they want to erase 'em |
Goddamn, what I’m facing |
Every day a new frustration |
People thinking I’m complacent |
People thinking that I changed like a cashier |
But I can’t let that register, get the fuck up on out of here |
Buy it, break it, roll it, light it, get high as the stratosphere |
I can hear the voices in my mind when I rhyme |
Give it up, you’re out of time |
Never even had a prime |
Like the Preemo never linked up with 5'9″ |
Bitch, I’m back like the muscles surrounding my vertebrae |
Okay, fuck what you gotta say |
I keep it going, already know when I’m flowing |
For the listener, you’re kind of like a therapist |
Or rather Cole in 2005, flowing like Canibus |
That throwback shit, yeah, that throwback shit |
Fuck what you heard, my catalog, it ain’t got no wack shit |
'Cause I’m a gladiator in the Colosseum, everybody wanna be him |
'Til they feel like they can’t be him, then they wanna see him lose |
Wrote this poem in navy, that’s what I call singing the blues |
Word to Dot D, my family got me, no carbon copy |
Life can hit you harder than Drago |
But if I roll with the punches when it’s rocky, don’t ever stop me |
Never top me, never cocky, I’m never cocky |
Okay, well, maybe sometimes |
Occasionally in some rhymes |
But it’s fine, in due time |
I’m the illest to ever do it, come now, Bobby Boy, cool it |
An indigenous era of the indigenous emcee |
Riding this motherfucker 'til the tank on E |
What’s up? |
(You-you-you-you-you) |
(You-you), yeah, uh |
Yeah, uh, yeah (Yeah) |
Uh, uh, yeah, yeah |
(You-you-you-you-you-you-you) |
Uh, yeah |
Uh, yeah |
(You-you-you-you-you-you-you) |
Fuck all the bullshit, dig from deep down inside |
I wrote this sitting shotgun in my favorite ride |
Reflecting on memories from my childhood |
Bringing a baby in this world, I hope my child good |
All I ever gave a fuck about was my career |
But all that shit out the window now that my son is here |
Fuck sales and streams, none of that shit entails dreams |
Fuck rap, fuck press, fuck feeling like I’m less |
If it ain’t 'bout my happiness, then I could give a fuck less |
I remember window shopping |
Now I’m shopping for windows for my baby new room |
Bobby coming soon |
And that’s the type of line I would’ve second-guessed |
Putting on my shit before |
Out of fear that they would hate 'cause they couldn’t relate |
'Cause it wasn’t relevant |
Give a fuck if it’s evident, this right here is the evidence |
I’m like Leo in Revenant, bear with me |
You could tear me apart |
But that won’t take away the fact I wrote this shit from the heart |
Where it’s built from the start |
Where it’s finna stay |
I’ve learned every day’s a good day |
Surrounded by people that love me |
Don’t want nothing from me but my happiness |
Off the internet, that’s when I’m at my happiest |
Scrolling so much, my thumb fucked up |
We call that carpal tunnel vision |
Follow me like religion on this course of collision |
Feeling imprisoned, and this is my freedom through these lyrics |
As I repeat them and beat 'em into my conscience like Adonis |
All this lyricism straight to the dome like cocaine through the sinus |
I think I finally found my paradise, that’s word to Thomas |