| Hello, hello my son, good morning
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| I bet you are still sleeping
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| I just want to bless you this morning
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| May the God of Jehovah bless you
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| Guide you but teach you everything you are doing
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| May the God lead you, as he lead the israelite to their promise land
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| God will lead you far
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| My son, I’m blessing you this morning
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| God will lead you far, okay?
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| Just put your trust and hope and everything in him
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| And he will take care of everything, okay?
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| God will bless you, in Jesus name
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| Have a pleasant day my lovely son
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| God bless you, bye
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| Your son did good mum
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| Swear down man, your son did good mum
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| Know I used to run around with a budge mum
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| But I promise I was doing what I could mum
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| Now I made a little change, now we’re good mum
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| I was saying I was gonna get you out the hood mum
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| Take a selfie, show 'em how you look mum
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| Flex on 'em, let 'em know that we’re good mum
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| See, back then I was bumping cabs
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| South of the Thames, where I come from’s mad
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| Done some dirt and I ain’t too proud that you’re living on the road that your
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| son got stabbed
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| I had you on the station, your son got nabbed
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| Tough luck, just mums no dads
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| And we all know growing up in London’s mad
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| Mummy ain’t never seen a hundred bags
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| So let 'em all know that my mumzy’s glad
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| Yeah, I bought mumzy a pad
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| Yeah, like mumzy you’re bad
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| Ghanaian queen, let 'em know that you’re back
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| 'Cause mummy ain’t never seen a hundred bags
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| Now I’m like 'Mum, buy a hundred bags'
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| Be right here whenever you need me, I need you to know that your son’s got your
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| back
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| Like, mum I owe you everything, can you believe that?
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| Everything, I’ma repeat that
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| And when I make a song, you give me feedback
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| I watched you plant the seed and then you reap that
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| Made a little money from cheese, I let you keep that
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| Hid drugs but you probably couldn’t see that
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| Young thug, missing colly like an eediot
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| Fucked up saying sorry like I’m three stacks
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| Man I just hope you can play this
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| All them times that you worked on a late shift
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| Just to see you come short on your payslip
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| Always in and out of beef with the bailiffs
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| Now I’m on the playlist
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| Yeah, where I come from’s bad
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| Same old shit, just mums, no dads
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| And we all know growing up in London’s mad
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| Mummy ain’t never seen a hundred bags
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| So let 'em all know that my mumzy’s glad
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| Yeah, I bought mumzy a pad
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| Yeah, like mumzy you’re bad
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| Ghanaian queen, let 'em know that you’re back
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| 'Cause mummy ain’t never seen a hundred bags
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| Now I’m like 'Mum, buy a hundred bags'
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| Be right here whenever you need me, I need you to know that your son’s got your
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| back, look
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| Mum, I save it all for you
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| Listen to the words I say
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| No more broken promises
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| I promise this
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| So I save it all for you
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| Mum I save it all for you
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| Listen to the words I say
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| No more broken promises
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| No more broken promises, I swear
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| No more broken promises, I swear
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| No more broken promises, I swear
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| No more broken promises, I swear
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| No more broken promises
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| Never seen a hundred bags
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| Now I’m like 'Mum, buy a hundred bags'
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| Never seen a hundred bags
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| Now I’m like 'Mum, buy a hundred bags'
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| Never seen a hundred bags
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| Now I’m like 'Mum, buy a hundred bags'
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| And I’ll be right here whenever you need me, I need you to know that your son’s
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| got your back
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| Like, I swear |