(Verse 1) Now you can follow from the city, to the country From the beach, to the burbs Mr. T-Y-S-O-N is enticing you with these words To grasp your attention and reach the average listener My song is like a signal Just call me the commissioner If it is a dark night, get ready for the dawn Cuz this is the moment that we've gotta get along It's more than a song, you can take it as motivation To unite all of the people inside of our broken nation Ignite the passion, the spirit in our youth We could make them astrophysicists and help them seek the truth The young Trayvon never lived to see professors Put down the Smith & Wesson Leave your Glocks up in the dresser Extend a helping hand to help your fellow man Then we'll help the whole world come to learn and understand That we're not all criminals, we're not all thugs We ain't all been to jail and we ain't all selling drugs But y'all don't wanna hear it, y'all just sit and fear it Afraid we'll recognize our worth and fix our living spirit Cuz we're too busy focused on the unimportant things Like our cars and our clothes and our diamonds and our rings I am the one you've waited for and made it right on time I started at the bottom and now it was worth the climb I'm switching up the standards that we've set for our culture Making gold out of lead I'm turning rocks into sculptures (CHORUS) Follow me now if you wanna get down With a new school sound, you know who's running the town If you're a clown then it's time to lay down JusListen Entertainment's gonna take the crown Follow me now if you're ready to groove and make moves to the tunes I produce for you My whole crew is making power moves If you didn't know before, just know it's how I do (Verse 2) I'm here to represent unrepresented people Shedding light upon the darkness until the world is equal This is the start, the beginning of our turning point We're getting higher I ain't talking bout a burning joint This joint could bang from New York to Japan But it won't mean much to me if I can't help a broken land And do everything I can to prevent more problems Because our politicians seem like they don't wanna solve them I put my thoughts in action, til I get satisfaction The method to my rhyme's inspired by the baddest Jackson Shout outs to Stevie Wonder Big ups to Shawn Carter And if you're working hard then one day you'll be a starter Cuz we're all underdogs Everybody living So to help each other out we gotta do some giving Then you'll be super rich That's word to Uncle Russell And if you're moving backwards, then you need to switch your hustle They call it progress The act of getting better Then you can make it in this world, that's word to every letter I've ever written I tell it different so pay attention I'll take it to a higher chakra, til we find ascension One thing to mention is that I ain't here to preach I just learned a couple things and felt it might be time to teach So my release is through the pen and the camera I talk it how I live it, cuz it's all part of the plan bruh (Chorus 2x)
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