7 Profitz - Crossroads lyrics

Here you are standing at the crossroads It didn't take long till you came upon a man With his arms folded Here you are standing at the crossroads It didn't take long till you came upon a man With his arms folded If I die tomorrow would you feel pain for me Or would you be happy? Cause the life I've lived I'm proud to say I was here this day Rejoice call out my name to the Heavens If your rolling with me you got a place with me When you're coming to the crossroads remember to breathe Leave all the hate and pain you spilled upon on me From the down trodden to the bottom of the barrel Everywhere in between my mind is riddled with the ripple effect Here you are standing at the crossroads It didn't take long till you came upon a man With his arms folded Here you are standing at the crossroads It didn't take long till you came upon a man With his arms folded I'm seeing mad people hating everywhere that I look I'm just bleeding these words that I read in my book Enlightened with hook People trying to get ahead of me With their focus negativity I just breathe out the nativity Literally promoters middling me I'm just a riddling B that can add 1 up to 3 And speaking of three that means knowledge plus wisdom It's the three wise humans rewriting the system And the structure of my style will shake you down to your vertebrae If something goes wrong it was the government who murdered me Conspiracy driven nightmares of combat residual Motivated, dedicated, highly trained individual Dedicated to the point where I'm putting the message Ahead of the beef Ahead of the stresses Giving back to Hip-Hop just to make an improvement 7 Profitz got a style called the Long Island movement Here you are standing at the crossroads It didn't take long till you came upon a man With his arms folded Here you are standing at the crossroads It didn't take long till you came upon a man With his arms folded Till you came upon a man with arms folded He was trying to sell you something Did you take that sale? 7 Profitz on the rise Long Island