Someday bears me out
(VERSE 1)
Never had a thought that the world would show its back
Forget everything I said, I never had a gift for gab
If you told me something, I'd never say:
"You can say that again"
One, Cuz everything you say is about the stuff I'm sayin'
Two, you'd sound like broken record
Beating your head against the wall
Three, you'll have to give back all the time
I wasted and all the time you stole
We're sittin' on the same place still debatin'
You have twenty two voters
And I'm on my own just waitin'
For someday when the world makes a U-turn
Not today, but I think God wants me to keep my shirt on
These days safety is out in the cold too,
But only in the war of words
Twenty three foes
And one on the contrary singing this verse
May be it's not the best of what we can do
And this topic is not the stuff we ought to converse
But I know that every cloud has a silver lining
Someday bears me out and all the clouds start to disperse
(VERSE2)
I have something else to fulfill the bottle with
Every time I'm under rays of the sun
Somebody fills the life with a filth
Inside is filled with the dirt by the clouds coming over the hills
Hailin' with stones... so that I can't turn over a leaf
But whatever the situation is
I always was Don I-don't-care-a-rush
And unlike myself, inside is a struggler nobody's able to crush
So this peculiarity is to put the end to the past
The last straw will be unforgettable
Cuz it'll never be worn away as the dust
And now I'm sick of your crap, please shut up!
For all the time I know you, y'all've been messed up
I ain't tryna start the battle with you
But you just keep on fightin' a losing battle
Someday bears me out
And you'll grasp the meanin' of my chatter
I'm waitin' for that day
Cuz I'm tired of havin' twenty three foes
I'm tired of being on the contrary singing this verse
It's not the best of what I can do
And this topic is not the stuff we ought to converse
But I know that every cloud has a silver lining
And someday comes to make all the clouds finally disperse
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