D.O.P.E (Dallen Graff) - 1928 Ba**e Road lyrics

[Verse 1: Elijah Wiggins] I thought my testimony was less than holy Thought that I was less blessed than my homies just confessing only Before I left the city I was pretty church involved But then I met a girl who really kept me off of God So every turned made was harder than the next But I knew a little bit but I should've kept myself in check What I kinda think the problem was falling into lust and such Problematic poetry was written out of love Like out of love Meaning that I really lost my whole connection I'm thinking if I told a reverend we could've worked it out It's funny because I was basing most my religion off of word of mouth That's why it headed south And that's why I'm headed south Trying reconnect So I don't need a check I just want y'alls ears Trying save y'all from some real tears So let me make this clear [Chorus: Elijah Wiggins] Aye what it do Come and take a walk inside my shoes Come and see the things I've seen Hear the the things that heard and why I ran back to word To make it all alright [Verse 2: Elijah Wiggins] I thought my testimony was less than holy I thought that I was less blessed than my homies just confessing only When I left the city I got pretty prideful Now that I'm looking back I wish I stayed mindful of Subtly all these serpents in my tree Should've never dealt with eve Should've never felt her leaves Should've thought enough to leave I'm feeling like if I was as smart as I'd like to believe I would've Saw this all coming Instead now I'm steady running home Or away I don't know which one honestly All I know is that mistakes always follow me Guilty pleasure make my brain spin The same kid who taught kids how to live Needs a savior so with this pen and paper I'm writing out What I need Cutting down my trees Until the fall and all non sense leaves [Chorus: Elijah Wiggins] Aye what it do | Come and take a walk inside my shoes | Come and see the things I've seen | Hear the the things that heard and why I ran back to word To make it all alright |