Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Amazing, artist - Royce 5'9. Date of issue: 03.05.2018
Age restrictions: 18+
Song language: English
Amazing |
| Y’all can play the game one time |
| Lemme go get change for a dollar real quick |
| Hey my man, what’s up, you got change for a dollar? |
| What’s up, man? |
| You don’t remember me, do you? |
| (Ryan!) I remember you, I remember you definitely |
| I remember you took my basketball and wouldn’t give it back |
| 'Cause I dribbled it inside your store but I was just messing with you |
| Plus that was my lucky ball |
| My Dad got it signed by Isaiah Thomas so I kept it with me |
| Everywhere I went I used to bounce that ball |
| Everywhere I used to go I used to bounce that, bounce that ball |
| I’m little Ryan from 16 650, Baylis |
| Remember me? |
| I used to buy all the mystery mix Now and Laters |
| I used to wait for God to come down and answer all my prayers |
| Never asked for much when I sat down and say my prayers |
| All I ever, ever wanted was to be amazing (Ryan!) |
| Same little boy used to walk to the corner store |
| Who used to get the Funyun chips |
| Who ended up, dumb, young and rich |
| I had young parents but they both were strict |
| I had a superstitious granddad, wait, scratch that, crazy granddad |
| I seen him turn his hat around three times |
| Drive his car around the corner three times in reverse |
| Just 'cause he crossed paths with a black cat |
| Man, you remember Hank? |
| He used to be a Jitney at the market |
| My mom used to do his laundry |
| He used to have me and my brothers dyin' laughin' at him |
| Talkin' 'bout, «You know you can’t leave them clothes |
| In the washing machine too long when they get done washed |
| And still put 'em in the dryer, doing that makes the clothes stink» |
| Damn, being back here bring back so many memories |
| You sure you don’t remember me? |
| You remember the ball? |
| (Ryan!) |
| Everywhere I went I used to bounce that ball |
| Everywhere I used to go I used to bounce that, bounce that ball |
| Nigga, everybody know little Ryan from 17 150, Northlawn |
| I used to come and cop pork rinds |
| I used to watch drug dealers come through in cars |
| Like, «If I get one of those, it’s showtime» |
| Never asked for much when I sat down and say my prayers |
| All I ever, ever wanted was to be amazing (Ryan!) |
| Is that Ryan? |
| It’s always good to see him in the neighborhood |
| Hey, baby! |
| How your momma? |
| Look at that car, he done done it |
| I told y’all he was gonna do somethin' (Ryan!) |
| Hell yeah, hell yeah |
| Hell yeah, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey |
| Hell yeah, hell yeah |
| Hell yeah, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey (Ryan!) |
| Wow, this is overwhelmin' |
| It feels like it was just yesteday I was watchin' «Good Times» |
| Wishin' I could get ahold of Thelma |
| Fighting with my brother over channels |
| I like watchin' movies |
| He likes stupid shit like Robin Williams, goin', «Nanu nanu» |
| Or whatever that stupid-ass show called |
| I ain’t around here being no attention whore |
| I need niggas to look at these whips |
| For every time we got those extension cords |
| God, I miss my big brother so much, he went to prison so much |
| That I don’t think I’d recognize him these days much |
| But I’ma always know what to get him from the ice cream truck |
| He used to get the Push-Up Pops, I used to get the snow cone |
| I used to wanna be just like Turbo, he used to want to be Ozone |
| I got all the kids wavin' at me, all the elderly off they high horse |
| They wouldn’t even let a nigga play twenty-one in the driveway |
| Nowadays, the ball is in my court (Ryan!) |
| Everywhere I went I used to bounce that ball |
| Everywhere I used to go I used to bounce that ball |
| Everybody going, «Ain't that lil Ryan from over there on Marlowe? |
| I ain’t seen him since he was a baby» |
| Well I’m back in town to let the people know |
| That you don’t need no lucky ball, you already amazing |
| And I’m still your neighbor, little ol' Ryan (Ryan!) |
| And God bless the child no matter |
| How long it seems, somehow he’ll find his way home |
| It’s so important baby |
| Between the memories and family |
| I don’t know which one is more amazing |
| Never asked for much when I sat down and say my prayers |
| All I ever, ever wanted was to be amazing |