[First Verse] I used to live in this efficiency with mold in the closet Where the, windows would leak It was expensive, gross, and toxic It was hard for my soul to profit Til’ one day Mrs. Peggy told me I’d been a good tenant and another apartment was opening I couldn’t believe it. Unit - E? Off MLK? A real one bedroom with no leaks? Where else would I stay? Life was great Til' it fell apart then I went on tour What I found shocked me when I turned my back and shut the door (because…) [Chorus] I really thought I knew brewing coffee in Unit - E Wildly in love, creating music in a tree But I guess I had to leave those walls to truly see Unit - E is in my human. It’s Movemint. It’s being free At least I believe There’s no one clueless as he or she With nowhere new to be Brand new views are key Comfort kills get moving, don’t groove exclusively To what you’ve always known, just try it once… Get foot loose and leave [Second Verse] I know it sounds kind of silly, but I thought I was the man Apartment, job, girlfriend… now I understand She had to leave for me to be with my one and only There's nothing like sleepin’ in a box truck When you’re far from home and lonely I didn’t even know me I met me in Mississippi Freestyling with Burton. It’s for certain That this shit hit me repeatedly From Lake Charles, Beaumont, to Baton Rouge Scatter Box’s Boston kitchen to those tattered thrifted shoes It’s like I’d been renewed And was simply bursting with purpose A lowly worm saw his underground work nurture the surface The Earth is my church and with every breath I’m in service I’m glad that when I hit the dirt, I kept up my searches [Chorus] Because I really thought I knew brewing coffee in Unit - E Wildly in love, creating music in a tree But I guess I had to leave those walls to truly see Unit - E is in my human, it’s Movemint. It’s being free I found it… playing Dreamers Anthem in Birmingham I found it… In conversations with a certain California fan I found it… I found it that crazy day in Philly I found it at 1520 Sedgwick Ave. in New York City [Final Verse] On Valentines Day When I was walking through the snow in the freezin’ season Just to see Hip Hop’s birthplace This movement is what I believe in I was reading about the South Bronx On location, not far from the Shaolin Swamps When I caught my first glimpse at the colossal injustice I’m inspired by the way that Hip Hop just topples and crushes Babylon’s machine. This music displaces power I used to rap in my old apartment But now I just rap way louder [Quote] "The only zen you'll find on tops of mountains Is the zen you bring up there" - Robert Pirsig
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