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So, what's an almost retired hustler's purpose?
To make seventy Gs working customer service?
To bury all the dark and hope it doesn't resurface?
For dinner hit Wing Stop or fill my stomach wit Church's
Alone at the crib, I'm feeling utterly worthless
Go out with some friends, I'm feeling suddenly nervous
Anxieties for real, it's really something I'm cursed with
Like greed in my brain, this worldly money I worship
But I been healing myself, legal nine to five, I been building my wealth
Couple promotions, can I brag on myself?
Your homie stacking his health, I'm finally done with the smoking
All of them cigarettes, my lungs were imploded
And I'm back writing rhymes, fool my guns are reloaded
Working on my health but I ain't going all vegan
Still eat fried chicken but only on weekends, what's up
Why lie you still fall through my consciousness
I'm proud of you for going to Alcoholics Anonymous
Love, friendship, fam, all that's synonymous
Every time we talk, we both constant apologists
If I meet a girl and I'm beginning to love her
I still hope forever you stay friends with my mother
No disrespect if you got a significant other
To all the ladies that been girlfriends to a hustler
You came to visit me in jail
I had cash but if I didn't you would pitch in on my bail
That's a memory from Hell, but it don't outweigh the good
I was outweighing good
Devil's footprints on my soul like the snow where they found Satan's hooves
I was so proud when you got a place of your own
Probably every album I'll still make you a song
In my heart forever you got a place on throne
Thank God that he made you so strong
May the remedy bury your stressing
My therapy sessions are very depressing
Wonder why the sunshine never stare my direction
Feel like to never have a happy marriage I'm destined
But I was once in love, and I've grown to cherish that blessing
My therapy sessions are very depressing
Wonder why the sunshine never stare my direction
Feel like to never have a happy marriage I'm destined
But I was once in love, and I've grown to cherish that blessing, the remedy
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