[Intro] Aye! (King) Uhn! THUG. Listen, uhn! yeah [Verse 1] Growing up, homes getting broken up Holmes steady smoking up Shutting down open doors And if you ain't smoking one? Oh you ain't dope enough Blind eyes opened up but still they ain't woken up In the midst of darkness, I thank God for life And the wisdom to convert all this darkness to light If we go backwards in time, who woulda thought the black boy's gon fly? Now the boy's so far gone in heights, shining bright up in the sky I can't stand these backstabbers, for them I got my back broken I'm open, outspoken Still I got my heart broken Used to trust the wrong people, luckily I did not choke 'em 'cus they make me crack and the problem is I am not joking Not joking, Unlooking unto thee A star is born to thee, born to be King The type that should win, the type that can sing I mean I bring down giants with slings. You dig? I'm the type of sire that likes to acquire my desire I'm Nigerian speaking with multiple voices like a choir Thank God for grace, like fire I burn And if I'm going the wrong way, like tires I turn Every naira I earn, every diamond, every urn I deserve. Yes 'cus like a tiger I devour Like a lion I roar, and I'm flier than a bird So why wouldn't I be soaring with the people I blew up with With the people I grew up with (with the people I grew up with) All this voodoo, all these curses couldn't stop me from my glory Just as long as God has got me, He's the one who wrote my story So I spit a little quicker just to make it complicated But I really ain't got nothing more to say to all these haters [Hook] Oh Lord! Why these enemies be queuing up for me blood? All because You give me some more One love to the people wey fi' ask me for more That's why I give 'em more You keep on blessing me yeh (Enemies a say nothin') Keep on blessing me yeh ('cus dem a do nothin') You keep on blessing me yeh (Enemies dem a say nothin') Keep on blessing me yeh (dem a fi' do nothin') You keep on blessing me yeh (Enemies dem a fi' say nothin') Keep on blessing me yeh ('cus dem a fi' do nothin') You keep on blessing me yeh (Enemies dem a fi'say nothin') Oh Lord I serve You yeh (dem a fi' do nothin') [Interlude] I'm the self-acclaimed king But I'll explain that later to you (Welcome. Peace) [Hook] Oh Lord! Why these enemies be queuing up for me blood? All because You give me some more One love to the people wey fi' ask me for more That's why I give 'em more You keep on blessing me yeh (Enemies a say nothin') Keep on blessing me yeh ('cus dem a do nothin') You keep on blessing me yeh (Enemies dem a say nothin') Keep on blessing me yeh (dem a fi' do nothin') You keep on blessing me yeh (Enemies dem a fi' say nothin') Keep on blessing me yeh ('cus dem a fi' do nothin') You keep on blessing me yeh (Enemies dem a fi'say nothin') Oh Lord I serve You yeh (dem a fi' do nothin') It's L-Dafar baby
Read the complete lyrics to "The Message 2 (Intro)" by L-Dafar from the album "I Am King: The Mixtape" in 2019. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Nigerian Rap, Conscious Hip-Hop, UK Rap.
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