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Palm Trees Lyrics by Dwoyo

Til’ Infinity

2016

[Verse 1]
Yeah
Cross-faded and it ain’t even the weekend
420 in the morning how convenient
I’m in another place, physically and mentally
Phone just died sorry if you tryna get to me
No signal, but at least I got bars
Bout to turn this sesh into one of my seminars
Light up your tickets and you’ll get in for free
Climb right up to the top of my family tree
You’re all invited, prepare to feel enlightened once we light it
Spit in front of the jury, I’m about to get indicted
Accept me, without this shit I’d just be feeling empty
Devoid of the talent that many use to represent me
People don’t know what’s rap, it might be needing some help
And watching their jaws drop makes me believe in myself
And watching her bra pop is something that I’m looking forward to
Hopefully I don’t become sober before it’s over boo
Late night turns to early morning
Great whites in my mind roaming, I foresee the moaning
The melatonin is booming, it’s tryna bomb me
One swish’ll turn me to a mothafucking zombie
I could keep it chill, who said I never knew
Hard lyrics ain’t the only thing making revenue
Everybody needs three genres on their jamlist
One to drink, one to smoke and one that you can bang with
I could do all three so I’m the one that you should hang with
If you wanna battle me then watch just how I brandish
Me? I don’t fuck with drugs, I’ve got that established
They do avalanches, while I stick to my branches
How could people like yo shit when they don’t understand it
Am I the only one who sees these people don’t have talent?
But their beats are fire tho, so they gonna demand it
Then when Kendrick starts to rap, “I don’t give a damn”, shit
Well Ima give em all the premonition
If you don’t know what that means look up the definition
Oh lord, once I finally reach that transition
Ima enact, the wack rapper prohibition
Back to reality, or should I say the present
Eyes telling me that I’ve been prolonging my presence
I’m hearing “come again, lemme have another session”
Either way you know I’ll be back to teach some lessons
Afternoon turns to early night
We go turn it to a blurry night, I know you heard me right
Feel good, back in the city for the weekend
Reppin 420 in Miami, how convenient
Palm trees, swaying by the skyline
Still watching all the beauty from the sidelines
In my mind, only got one guideline
Try to make this music from a hobby to a lifetime
[Chorus]
So much jams, I do not snag
Since I’ve began, it’s been all me
So when you throw shade, it could never harm me
(So when you throw shade, it could never harm me)
So much jams, I do not snag
Since I’ve began, it’s been all me
So when you throw shade, it could never harm me
(So when you throw shade, it could never harm me)
Credits
Dwoyo

Dwoyo

About “Palm Trees” by Dwoyo

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"Palm Trees" appears on "Til’ Infinity" in 2016.

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