I got my heart on my sleeve
It’s getting harder to breathe
I seen patterns repeat
Grown men turn weak
Young kids don’t eat
Getting lost in the street
I see death in the air
Niggas really don’t care
Losing focus, I stare out the window
The rain pouring at a different tempo
Can it slow down
It’s a flood now
I see my blood on the ground
What if I bleed out
I been in a drought
Can’t cope with doubt
I been walking on the same route
Got my foot on the curb
Lately I been disturbed
My mother’s words help me when I’m hurt
I can’t tell if I’m blessed or cursed
Had to stay alert from my first breath
I was bout five when I learned about death
I was being bout eight thinking I was next
But I’m still here, got my foot on they necks
17, I had to fly, left my mommas nest
Since then I been saying shit from the chest
Now I’m 21, nowhere near my best
I’m working too hard, need some time to rest
Bags under my eyes
I seen the sun arise
Lightning crack from the sky
Ain’t no guarantees in life, all you gotta do is try
Throughout the project, Shawn paints beautiful perspectives, giving us full details regarding his mental state and the things he’s experienced throughout his journey thus far. A very consistent, beautiful project. Jay Cinema
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