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8:36 Lyrics by William Horseman

Ken II

2018

Beware The Horseman
I wanna gain 6 figures
Ain’t a sin cuz I want it
I’m just trynna eat dinner
I’m only keepin’ a hundred
Verse 1:
Wanna go full remember what the goal is
If money is the mission than I know I’m losing focus
The Fathers always checking and examining my motives
Why I’m scared of being nameless instead of being soul-less?
Last year was struggle blessed with a new job
9-5, weekends off, good pay, that’s God
Keepin' up with tithes and droppin’ in my ten
Thankin’ God when I clock in, clock out? Amen
But yet I’m itching’ for another way to make a stack
God I wanna build bricks let my mind craft
Fill these bars so these people can enjoy the spirit
And low key let my bank get a few digits
But I’ve been feelin' insecure about my status
Comparing myself to others been doing a lot of damage
Been carrying lots of baggage I don’t know if I can manage
If I promise you a portion will give you me stacks of rubber bands (ahh!)
Hook:
Father forgive me for my greed
I Should be content with you’ve given me
Only give me what I need
Livin' lavish ain’t a thing if you ain’t livin' in me
Pre Verse:
Money is a blessin' but also can lead to curses
People often break there body for it, wonder is worth it
When the trumpet starts blow and the bodies becomes unearthed
Those dead people on your paper also rise from the dirt
Always on the go when we’re runnin' for green
We never see the red and than become a casualty
Than we meet the maker on that day face to face
And all you left them to remember was a paper chase
Verse 2:
When you get it all your “Friends” wanna get a cut
When it’s gone they all leave, man the paper cut
If you never get the lesson you will be reminded
So called friends are like money (what?) double sided
I’ve been pushing on this pen man for 10 plus
Wanna know how much I made? (keep it real) not much
Sold a few cd’s little love from iTunes
Spotify popping pennies couldn’t make the money move
Than I remember this is bigger than a bank account
Money’s fine but this is not what Jesus talked about
When he said go make disciples of the nations
Even to the ones who can’t make donations
If I ever see my name on the billboard
Get signed, win grammy’s or a dove award
None of that matters if my name isn’t on the scroll
Don’t the world if it means I’m gonna lose my soul
Hook:
Father forgive me for my greed
I Should be content with you’ve given me
Only give me what I need
Livin' lavish ain’t a thing if you ain’t livin' in me
Credits
William Horseman

William Horseman

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"8:36" appears on "Ken II" in 2018.

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