The chosen one Lyrics
- Genre:Spoken Word
- Year of Release:2023
Lyrics
Fitting that I never fit in, cause I never fit the image
There's too many clones out here trying to be a spitting image
The youngins be asking about my real age and the old heads tell me that I ain't vintage
I don't fit the mold so I was cast out of the village
Competing with myself now I can only scrimmage
The musicians tell me I ain't musical enough
And the poets tell me I got too much rhythm
Shout out the free thinkers who never bridge the gap
For every time I get told my poetry sounds more like rap
The fuck is that about?
For the bitches who accuse me of misogynoir
And the niggas who tell me that feminist shit. won't get you far
I guess holding both sides accountable comes at a cost
And I started to gain more clarity with every friend that I lost
For every time I get deemed a contrarian
Playing devil's advocate
Having provocative conversations the juice ain't never worth the concentrate
I'm in between two worlds, constantly
It's feeling like a coin flip, heads or tails
Back and forth, even the symbol of justice failed to balance the scales
Finding my lane took a toll, it never had an easy tag
But I wasn't changing up the sound to get an easy bag
Not a rhyme or a sonnet
Not a mime or a puppet
Y'all go from having idols to idolatry
And I can never cheat the game, that's adultery
Looking past the gimmicks
Y'all too stuck in y'all ways to see the difference
I ain't less talented cause I do it different
Before I touched the sky I got it out the mud
I had to believe in myself before I believed in God
That's true religion, it's been in my genes
Once I got the vision, Lord give me a sign
I'm standing on business I never needed a cosign
Now I'm talking sine, division, cosine
Never mind I'm going off tangent
Knowing that true resolution only resides in conflict and they go in tandems
Bringing that feeling back
Before groupthink and cancel culture ruined dialogue
And I ain't never been scared to shake shit up
But I'm afraid I already said too much
My art and my opinion are mine and not that of my employer