Issa Gold - Levy lyrics

[Intro] Don't you go and [?] And you walk in, it's a right foot step Don't [?] Walk in God's [?] [Chorus] [Verse ] I tried to fix the levy even knowing it would break Putting wood inside the frame to watch it fall into the lake I was tryna fill the space, it was failing everyday And the rain started pourin', washing everything away Can't debate, the [?] is great, and we should love it for it's ways But when waves started crashin', it's a sign that we should change Know we stuck inside our lane, and let our habits take the day But if it's floodin' when it rains, you need to learn to close the gate Thе darker the past, the strongеr the roots The harder the struggle, the higher the roof They try to hypnotize, separate me from the truth That the fire that's inside is the sun and the moon And the sun, it give light, so I'm shinin' like [?] And when darkness take the [?], black control the night too So I live through the sun like a Pagan I learned my star signs and the different moon phases I saw the clouds and knew that the rain was gonna come But with the levy broken, I had knew that it would flood So I went into the house to try and warn them it was done But when I looked around the room, I saw that everyone was stuck Inside of past dreams, and past hope, and past days of luck They was tryna keep the hope that we would figure out what's up I thought looking to the sky, you supposed to see God's love But when the weather started changing, all we saw was gloom above No matter how we try, we could never change the weather Have to face circumstances though we one-on-one the shelter If the world give me rain then I'ma spin in it forever Like when life give you lemons, you should know the rest, my ni**a This [?] for the light is like tryna catch a feather Try being hard as stone and even smooth as the leather But the balance that is needed could be found inside the middle It's like looking for your keys, you need to calm down a little [Outro] Alright, alright [?] Don't you go and [?] And you walk in, it's a right foot step