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Dear Readers,
I’ve just finished reading the newspaper and thought I would share a little song I wrote about being locked up, coming to prison and not being able to be around my loved ones when I want to be – and only seeing them at visits and speaking with them on the phone. I’ve done almost 10 years in prison and I’m totally done with it now and can’t wait to be out away from this place.
Life is the biggest mission always
Wishing and daily praying
Hoping something will start falling
Yet everyday you’re always waiting for that one chance and that
One opportunity in your life for
Someone to come and sweep you up
and start walking by your side.
I have a motive and they might even tend
To say stop acting like a kid and put all that shit away
Because when the sun goes down and
The moon starts rising
You start thinking, reminiscing,
How many days you already wasted in your life
And the bad decisions get you nowhere
And the systems and the prisons
Are more corrupt than believing in the Jacksons.
Who am I to judge another?
I was built to be a Leader –
I write rhythms to entertain y’all and
perform it like a master
With the lyrics flowing from my brains
Because my life is as big as a hurricane
Because everything I touch in life turns up looking rough
Screws up in a million pieces
But I’m never giving up with my life,
Rip it apart, with a heart, built like a rock
I knock down more
Beats than the actor in Hancock.
Mr Macho Man assaulting you with a verbal attack and
When you hear this you’ll be craving for some more.
This is someone’s real life story, so hold the applause.
I feel lost and I’m searching for the strength to walk out that door and
Find freedom through my eyes yeah find freedom yeah yo
Have you ever been trapped
Away from your family and friends
And lost in a world of hate and you think it’ll never end,
Finding out you’re lonely and losing the ones you love.
I have and I can’t explain the pain that it’s caused me,
Always rushing through my veins.
I had the urge and intentions to kill and
spill the blood of the guilty
Ones that’s messing me up inside but
I still held my head up high upon the skies,
wiped my eyes and washed away all those lies.
I was told I was freezing from the blistering cold.
I hold on like a poker game, Yo it’s time to fold
Yo am I phased, no wait for the better days
so I can raise on my two feet and be on my way
To a better future, forgetting my past,
See how long it last before I’m put back on my ass again and
Yo I love yous all, I’m just over this life
But I’m coming back and be living a better life again
My life, my story, I shout.
Dear Readers,
I’ve just finished reading the newspaper and thought I would share a little song I wrote about being locked up, coming to prison and not being able to be around my loved ones when I want to be – and only seeing them at visits and speaking with them on the phone. I’ve done almost 10 years in prison and I’m totally done with it now and can’t wait to be out away from this place.
Life is the biggest mission always
Wishing and daily praying
Hoping something will start falling
Yet everyday you’re always waiting for that one chance and that
One opportunity in your life for
Someone to come and sweep you up
and start walking by your side.
I have a motive and they might even tend
To say stop acting like a kid and put all that shit away
Because when the sun goes down and
The moon starts rising
You start thinking, reminiscing,
How many days you already wasted in your life
And the bad decisions get you nowhere
And the systems and the prisons
Are more corrupt than believing in the Jacksons.
Who am I to judge another?
I was built to be a Leader –
I write rhythms to entertain y’all and
perform it like a master
With the lyrics flowing from my brains
Because my life is as big as a hurricane
Because everything I touch in life turns up looking rough
Screws up in a million pieces
But I’m never giving up with my life,
Rip it apart, with a heart, built like a rock
I knock down more
Beats than the actor in Hancock.
Mr Macho Man assaulting you with a verbal attack and
When you hear this you’ll be craving for some more.
This is someone’s real life story, so hold the applause.
I feel lost and I’m searching for the strength to walk out that door and
Find freedom through my eyes yeah find freedom yeah yo
Have you ever been trapped
Away from your family and friends
And lost in a world of hate and you think it’ll never end,
Finding out you’re lonely and losing the ones you love.
I have and I can’t explain the pain that it’s caused me,
Always rushing through my veins.
I had the urge and intentions to kill and
spill the blood of the guilty
Ones that’s messing me up inside but
I still held my head up high upon the skies,
wiped my eyes and washed away all those lies.
I was told I was freezing from the blistering cold.
I hold on like a poker game, Yo it’s time to fold
Yo am I phased, no wait for the better days
so I can raise on my two feet and be on my way
To a better future, forgetting my past,
See how long it last before I’m put back on my ass again and
Yo I love yous all, I’m just over this life
But I’m coming back and be living a better life again
My life, my story, I shout.
A delicious recipe from inside.
Life is only short my son, with so many paths to take, life is an uphill struggle, with every step you make. That’s why you must treasure life, with every second of the day, because you may never know, when it’s your turn to go away.
The outside on the inside, steals passion for fun. When arrows come from far and wide, facing the new shiny sun, with dignity. There are ribbons in the fire, and lives still painfully on hold. Beneath the folds of desire, the barred windows still remain cold indefinitely.
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