[Intro: backgroung] ..the will to cary on On with the show On with the show! ohhh Show Must Go On
[Crooked I: talking] Yeah the show must go on we all been through up and dows in out lifes (yeah) I've been through some, you been through some but we can't let it stop us (can't stop) life stumbling blocks can't do nothing with us man (nothing) we gotta keep moving with an iron will (gotta keep moving) heart of a lion (yeah shit is real man) (this is real nigga) I know you stressing (me too my nigga) but we can make it (we got a problem) (gotta make it) Chea! (Yeah) Yeah
[Verse 1: Crooked I] Even as a youg kid I had a Boss demeanor problably see me in the drop givin' a cop the finger My girlfriend is a rachet I cock the nina she serving niggaz for the raquet but she's not Serena Niggaz wanna run infront my car pop the beamer wet of water I ain't talking Aquafina so I kick spiritual lyrics in God's arena start pouring my heart out more than a gospel singer My whole life never felt fair "Fuck my dead beat father" is what a yelled as a kid living on welfare no healthcare we walking down hell stairs Hell Yeah! I looked for help else where all I had was a 9milli and one gage plus Rage I dropped out at a young age Fuck Grades My mission to become paid even if one day they put my face on the front page now I beef and squa, sleep with raw thief and rob the streets to beat the odds My homie slit both of his wrists he said he wanted to meet with God cause he couldn't keep a descent job I seen it as a true lesson you can't afford to step outside of your mind, for 2 seconds if so, you choose weapons, shoot yourself with this Smith & Wesson untill you're through stressing, DAMN!!!
[Chorus: Crooked I] I know you stressing homey You need blessing homey I've been there before Life is hard, I know (I know) Face your depression homey It ain't a question homey We can fight and survive the odds fo sho! (we can fight)
I know you stressing homey You need blessing homey (yeah) I've been there before Life is hard, I know (I know) Face your depression homey (face it) It ain't a question homey (it ain't one) We can fight and survive the odds fo sho!
[Verse 2: Jim Gittum] now when times get hard sometimes they get harder she should of been, could of been, baby moms supporting my daughter while I was out wild n out trying to be Shawn Carter should of been working a 9 to 5 trying to be a father I was only 18 trying to chase this dream rebellious little nigga mesmerized by the Bling then I had a spirit encounter with the King of kings and he told me "Jim Gittum go and do your thing" now I understand what vision and focus mean prioritized lay my ties and now I get green I ain't trying to be extreme and say that life is perfect I'm just trying to say walk by faith and life would be worth it Gotta think more optimistic and control your thoughts Gotta think more postivite before you talk It's true you gotta learn to crawl right before you walk but after you learn to walk you run to be number one!
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Compositores: Jimmy Jawara Rodgers, Dominick Wickliffe ECAD: Obra #17972875