You think you original? You ain't original You were programmed to be you You're a slave and you don't even know it The shit you think of ain't even your thoughts Let's step out the box for a minute
How do we know if God exists? How do we know what's positive? Are you the definition of an angel or the opposite? If you lost your wallet and I found it, I would not commit To stealing it, but if the tables turned then you would pocket it See I been me for so long, but I still don't know who Hopsin is How come I'm the one my teachers used to have a problem with? I show my music to different labels, they ain't too fond of it But in the underground I seem to get so many compliments Say my name and it's like people get afraid and shook But if you take a look you'll see I'm nothing like an angry crook I'm learning hands-on, you busy with your face in books I'm here to benefit the world so Heaven's where we're safely put I'm not a devil, not speakin' in tongues I just wanna touch your heart, I try to reach it in songs I'm from where a child's future's in the streets with the bums Because it's hard to become something so unique where I'm from
Hook: When the sun's down Nocturnal rainbows soar in the air so high It may seem so that I can't see But the darkness provides the light for me I don't wanna be lonely And the moon is my only homie If there's a higher power then show me Instead of nocturnal rainbows
Obama's president, so? What's he represent? Just because the nigga's half black don't mean he's Heaven-sent You're clueless to evidence and all the minds he's messin' with His charm and smile hasn't got my ass up out this debt for shit Frontin' like he's truly Jesus And all you fools believe it The change he's making isn't good, that's just how you conceived it It's like we all broker than ever, it's due to reasons Dealing with self-beneficial plans and the movement he's with Illuminati, or whatever the fuck they go by They're the reason real shit happens, and we don't know why Why did Michael Jackson start his tour than have to go die? How did rap music go from really good to so dry? Real artists get shelved and wack one's get famous To leave masses brainless, a smart mind is dangerous In their eyes there probably ain't no real shit in your playlist You're just a product of what the government has created
Hook: We're all smart and we know what's bad and good for us But yet when you got offered some marijuana, you took a puff Your brain's a fucking powerhouse, but what? That wasn't good enough? It's people like you who talk that "should've, could've, would've" stuff You probably threw your life away cause you would rather get high With no license or car, so you bum rides to get by Saying "I should've did this" or "I shouldn't have hung with this guy" "I'm broke as fuck, my rent's high. Ah, I should've realized" I ain't being cruel, these situations that I address I more than likely could be someone you admire, yes But it's because the blood, sweat and all the time that I invest We play the same game, difference is you never try your best You don't have a skill, you set yourself up for a higher mess I work around the clock, you slack off a lot for time to rest You bullshittin' till your life is gone Cause living's naturally hell, you have to work to put a smile on
Compositor: Marcus Jamal Hopson ECAD: Obra #17355358