Ayy, we just supported Nas Whose world is this? Bruv, of course it's ours Saying I ain't been the same since I caught the scars They don't fade, I ain't ashamed, watch us fall from Mars 'Cause it's the fallen parts and all the dust settles And we all call on ours fast as we pluck petals Uh, we let the love pour into our brain Another day doing more to maintain Saying finally those tears in my mother's eyes Tears from the other side Tears of joy, her little boy's got his mother's pride You don't know nothing 'bout the rain 'til you come inside And watch it trickle past the pane as the summer rise 'Cause ain't no love inside my heart Uh, except for my mother and my diehards I stay firm, little brother keeps my mind sharp If I lost yours, come and find ours
I've got pleasures Becoming pressures They make me want to drift away They make me want to drift away
I wasn't running from the beast, I was running from myself Running out of street, she was worried 'bout my health Wasn't worried it was beef, wasn't worried it was girls She was worried it was me and my mother couldn't tell Something bigger than the world Ay, for me and Ryan Ay, now he could see that I've been crying Tell a little lie and say there's something in my eye And from the second he could see that I've been lying He would think I wasn't trying Telling him, look, honestly, I'm dying To be the bigger man, the one that you're relying On, I keep it strong, so I tell another lie 'Cause it's the only way to keep me from denying So I tell him, brother, listen, listen when the sun don't glisten All the days turn grey and the love goes missing Hate won't fade and the front row hissing You're the only one who keeps my heart wishing
I've got pleasures Becoming pressures They make me want to drift away They make me want to drift away
Call me th e son of Jean, my little submarine Me and my mother, there ain't nothing that can come between Call me the son of Jean, my little submarine Me and my mother, there ain't nothing that can come between 'Cause I'm the son of Jean
Uh, but she said that it ain't me without Adhd 88 keys, I was turning eighteen She would stay and say please with a face that say cheese Always tryna make peace like a plate of baked beans That was me and my bean That was me and my Jean That was me and my Jean
Compositores: Ben Coyle Larner, Jean Coyle Larner, Steven Vengeance, kwes.