Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song It's Your World, artist - Napoleon Da Legend.
Date of issue: 22.09.2016
Song language: English
It's Your World |
It gets rough you can get buzz they Start saying you the next up |
Life slows ya momentum they start saying you messed up |
The way it’s set up they don’t teach us the biz |
Cause They scared that’s once we learn it we start reaching the kids |
Paycheck to paycheck bill after bill stack |
It’s almost like a song got me feeling like Ronnie milsap |
Nostalgia it’s natural for us to want that «feel» back |
Politic with snakes mostly find me where the «real» at |
Started from a brick and then you wonder how they build that |
Some get depressed and give up hope over a mishap |
Followed by the shadow of death where it’s pitch black |
Survived hell that’s why I take the time to give back |
Schools is underfunded children undereducated |
Leaders we would look up to is under investigation |
Better to love the art never worship the artist |
We born with a spark but often it gets tarnished |
Temptation of taking the fast lane I rather move slow then burn out in fast |
flame |
Like Paul walker rest in power kid my thoughts race a thousand per hour |
With light beams that make the clouds split |
Walking thru Flatbush junction to with a function corruption |
Starts at the top and grows like a fungus |
Makes me wonder how we keep from going under |
People’s minds waking up and we growing in numbers |
The color of Americas changing information is shared |
Love is love it’s contagious to care |
The system is rigged and the truth is the game isn’t fair |
Overseas my cousins barefoot I gave him a pair |
Flashing paper on ya snaps but no paper to share |
The kids are listening so watch what you say on the snare it’s your world |
It’s Your World |
Judge mental no person without an apparent flaw |
They say the youth lost but who raised em that’s the parents fault |
Family picture where ya dad at? |
Out the picture |
Mom bitter grew up thinking that the world out to get cha |
Spazzes out in school cause he’s jealous of his peers |
Bullying the class you can tell that he wears his emotions on his sleeve coping |
with his inner demons |
It’s hard to shine they intimidated by the genius |
His mom loves him but neglected by the pops |
In a few years they predict he’ll be arrested by the cops |
Emulating rap stars he be seeing on the web |
With these chicks you already chivalry is dead |
Hanging out on the corner at night with older dudes |
Put in uncomfortable positions he gotta show and prove |
Going thru the motions for a few dollars in his pocket |
Copped him a pair of Jordans now he feeling like he got it |
Limeade and chicken pattie from fisherman cove |
All he can do is live day by day and get a with the flow |
Headphones wrapped tight on his dome makes him escape |
Had a chance to play ball but he gave it away |
They say the only to way to really learns to make a mistake |
Doing what he know to survive open your eyes |
Easy to judge from the outside |
And take the truth apart from the lie |
Low income neighborhoods is apartheid |
And as we grow, feels like a part of us dies |
A smart kid with opportunities that compromised |
Trying to wash the pain like a load of clothing in the laundromat |
Cuffed up in the subway cops caught em with a Ganja sack |
But that’s exactly what he needed |
Life’s a treadmill trynna find the meaning it’s your world |
[Verse 3: Narubi Selah} |
This gotta be more than a hashtag |
More than a profile post and a du-rag |
More than a raise black fists when we get mad |
More than a lace front wig, MCM bag |
It’s a real war |
With a real pale horse and a real whore |
A real major beef to settle with a real score |
Self-sufficient all my people nothing less or more |
It’s Emmit Till, P. Castile, Brian Moore |
More than organized marches and death music |
Timmy Turner had a burner but he never used it |
You’re a Panda, I’m a Panther, don’t ever confuse it |
And if you’re mad like you say you’re mad, then you should lose it |
You should lose it for the Dante’s Ramarley Graham, and Johnny Crawfords |
The Sarah Blands The Freddie Grays and South Chicago |
Sean Bell, Young Shantel, A. Diallo |
V. White, Tamir Rice, Ronald Beasley |
P. Jones, Deaunta Farrow, rest easy |
Derrick Jones, Raheim Brown, Kenneth Harding |
Alonzo, Wendell Allen, Tammy Starling |
Ezell, Kajeem Powell, Akai Gurkey |
Mckenzie, Andy Lopez, Miriam Carey |
Carlos, Larry Eugene, young Kimani |
Yvette, Tyree Woodson, Timothy Russell |
Reynaldo, Kendrec McDade, Malissa Williams |
And to all of our nephews, and our brothers, and our cousins |
And our husbands, and our loved ones. |
And our love ones. |
It’s our world |