Teejay Mokoena - L2TK lyrics

INTRO: Yeah, Yeah Yeah CHORUS: Word to my daddy man I got big dreams I can never change Word to my mama man It's always love that will stay the same VERSE 1: When they look into my eyes they see the d**h before the struggle We can't cla**ify the struggle without friends who chose the other side And friends who are devoted to the 'Lifetime of the peace' Although it brings us pain, it's the power of the beat But when it comes to rappers you confine into our feelings You know I don't give a f**, I've always been Unsealing On how I might just throw my dignity into the pool And drown into the stereotype, like I always do in Stu Some people cannot understand they pouncing on the live dog (Evil God) The only thing that keep me sane, is praising Jesus, son of God Overcame the worst like I did this sh** before Always put myself in second till they made it war "Teejay how it feel to be hated by the city?" I just tell them check the scoreboard I'm one reason that they watching us If you ever changed, it's a switch up i am gone bruh Maybe H2O (Have 2 own) that i'm needed in 'The lost city' CHORUS: Word to my daddy man I got big dreams I can never change Word to my mama man It's always love that will stay the same VERSE 2: Every line I'm dropping needs to weigh up with a vehicle Just so we can tell if it's tons or no measurement Bring all the attachments to the table, we are just friends How you like the universe where everyones a rapper huh? I'm slowing changing courses I might disappoint my mama bruh She's lowkey waiting for the dream I sold her back in Kindergarten I know that I can make it but I gotta put the law in second Just the other Sunday she said "Baby you can do it Better start applying you got 4 options so own it Maybe choose the varsity where parents go renew it That way you can hop on stage and still finish your school work She knows I don't f** with gimmicks I'm just too ahead of it Knows that I don't follow trends, I invent my own sh** People keep on asking why I sag in 2018 This my brothers work, I'm still carrying all his old dreams I commit myself to doing what they say I could've never done