Bornfree - D Anthem lyrics

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Bornfree - D Anthem lyrics

[Hook] Welcome to where I'm from Where the sun shines further The capital of capital and murder Welcome to where I'm from To the silver and blue 214,469,972 Welcome to where I'm from Where the laws ride stallions Bodies get bagged by the thousands Black and milds are the only clouds out The concrete heart of the south, no doubt I'm from the D, D, D It's cuz we from the D, D, D (or, back with my brother D, D, D) No doubt I'm from the D, D, D (or, she said her name was D, D, D) It's cuz we from the D, D, D (or, back with my brother D, D, D) [Verse 1] Something about her, from the moment I laid eyes on her Made me want to write a song to dedicate my love to her - Run up on her right in front of Dealy Plaza where I often spot her taking shots for the Bishop Arts market And kick it like, "Excuse me but I'm Bornfree and I've been waiting for a chance to really meet you - I've seen you for some years, right here and I feel like now is finally my opportunity to speak so," Real smooth, I'd take her by the hand Hoping that she understands that even though I'm not her man I admire not only what she tangibly possesses But the honor and respect that's demanded with her presence She was raised in the south and went to school at Booker T She loved the Arboretum and her favorite place to eat was Two Podners And though modest Everybody from McKinney to Duncanville could agree that she's the hottest I told her, "I promise, I'm not the type of dude just trying to get in and stab out I want to explore you, really get to know you, adorn you with everything you've ever dreamed about." She smiled and said, "You Pleasant Grove boys sure talk real sweet And it'll please me to get to know you Bornfree People say my name is different and I think it's unique but, for now, babyboy You can call me D." [Hook] [Verse 2] I was never heavy in the streets but I wasn't stranger to them I knew who was the truest from riders to the shooters And although I don't approve, I have no room to cast stones Because those very same rocks were once products to be sold to keep our home in the Grove When I was growing up, my father introduced me to a brother he came up with I don't recall his name But his face has been the same since my father had me use the white pages to look him up I remember I was young and he was always in the picture Saying, "tell them I'm your brother if anyone messes wit'cha" I shoot him the peace whenever I see him in the distance Nine times out of ten he was handling some business Skyline graduate doing dirt for the people He was heavy in the system but he always kept it real He had every chicken jocking him as soon as they would meet him From them round the way girls to singers and cheerleaders I went away for college, you think I woulda forgot him But I always had the thought of his visage inside my mind - An image of the years we spent growing up together Watching each other's grind become each others shine So I decided to return and he was first one to notice A year and a half later, he was still doing the most I shoot him the salute, saying "this said this time I won't leave I'm back to hold it down for my big brother D." [Hook x2]