Verse 1: Your dreams and your aspirations They are dependant only upon your imagination, which is dependant on the environment that you’re raised in How it affect your development your education Point being your mental health and your wellbeing Meaning the strength within you and Other human beings, is worth seeing Before you try to strive at wealth and world dominance You must acquire knowledge of self, self-confidence I've seen a lot of honest men and women lost in the abyss And its apparent bottomlessness, beat down by depression Put their feet down. let their dreams down But even at their weakest peeps can rebound in a second Get up be proud of your presence, even if it means you gotta stand with the peasants Don’t ever let it get you thinking it’s less than perfect You are truly deserving of every inch of respect you earning Turning points are raised all of the time You need but open your eyes to some visible signs Learn to recognise the physicality of their designs Acquire sight before you retire to being blind Chorus: Learn the language of the soul and of the mind. The universal language of love the eternal language of time Whatever dialect you inherit is fine Whether you an elder telling stories or youngun spitting rhymes It‘s language, (Open up your eyes and) Learn your language, (say what's on your mind and) Learn your language, (Listen to your soul and) Learn your language, (Raise your voice, your voice yo) Verse 2: Homie your hopes and your motivations Be at the mercy of your words by association Which are themselves vulnerable to misappropriation Which is why you must be aware of every point you making, on any joint you lacing Regardless of where your references are Enlarge your vocabulary and your repertoire Expand your scope, broaden the borders of your galaxy Capture a perfect pic of the planet panoramically Don't let it simmer let it burn right through Plot a perspective you ain't gonna earn rights too What a bird's eye view of this absurd life do Is serve to let you know there's no-one on this earth like you True, something only the stern might prove I know enough to know nobody can disturb my groove Vision is in the eye of who give it description Limited only by what they have learnt throughout the mission (Chorus) Verse 3: See my rhymes and my inspiration Come from abundant sources in many different places Why they come with a bunch of assorted implications So solid every lyric is an installation, artistic innovation With every single one of earth’s rotations my location changes Along with my nature my makeup So much simpler to obtain it Now I‘ve attained the right words to explain it It won’t give you a finished product But it gave me an easel, a bush and some colours l could paint with Some lil ditties no scribble into a notepad Music meant my understanding of the world was enhanced Since music is the language of the world So listen to myself, speak to the world If you listen to my music all the thanks in the world (Chorus)
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