Soul Food Lyrics

I need someone, I need someone like you

Somebody to help me, bear the burden of this pain

Someone, I need someone like you

Somebody to hold on to, through the pouring rain

I need someone, I need someone like you

Somebody to help me, bear the burden of this pain

Prioritized my spirit, took some prayer to restore that

Got some wisdom for my children to inherit, I made sure that

Shit, I done reached so many heights and touched so many goals

Graduated honors, put some class on my decorum

Is you shittin' me?

Quick to switch the climate, bet they sick of me now

I caught flights and fought fights that I ain't plan for

Went and fucked them bands up

Managed my emotions like a man, I had to stand up

They ain't really do no damage

Meanwhile I stayed down and I know I surpassed the expectation

Took the long road, what's understood don't need no explanation

Fuck it they know what's up, that might get them touched up

Identified my trauma, realized my pride fucked up

Went from coach to first class, my black ass done got accustomed

Funny when I just reflect and recognize I'm at the cusp of what I been pursuing

Used to ask God if he can hear me, that's who got me through it

Locked in, yeah I'm top ten cause I got that influence

Went and upped figures on them fuck niggas

Doubled down my message just to tell them they can't fuck with him

Rest assured, I tell my queen just point a finger and I set it off

Don't see no competitors, they should know I'm tied up with the mob like I'm the Teflon

Don to these niggas, could paint a pic with every breath drawn

The born prophet, still on top, it ain't no other choice

This what they been waiting for cause they been tryna break the boy but still ain't even making noise

Really the stone that the builder refused, never get it confused

Been predestined for the top, leader or the loner, I ain't never been the follower

You see I done overcame the impossible too many times to get lost in the illusion of losing

I earned my right to pop it

Sincerely signed, yours truly

Banks the Prophet