Boy who taught me how to smile
Let me tell a story of a boy
He was friend from the past
He to my eye a god, with joy
The way he speak was fast
We didn't know the cost
We were lost
We were the oddest
We were honest
We live with mary jane
A normal thang
We weren't in a gang
A way of change
He very poor
He didn't ask for more
His mom was a whore
He father used score
He was my angel from hell
We couldn't tell
Even when we were alone
He has much woe
He wasn't gay
Taught me how smile everyday
The way I speak
Was from him, teaching me
He wasn't stupid
I wasn't lying
He was a kid
His mind was dying
We were born generation of genocide
We different from deep skin
It wasn’t our sin
Thus how story is
When he die
I sigh
Didn't know why
Later I started to cry
He with god
Now im odd
He was my father
He was my brother
He was black
He was against crack
He saw life wrack
He never look back
Thus the story boy I love
Now he watches from above
Taught me, how to be flawless
Even when I used to be reckless
If it wasn't for boy who live enough
Life would be tough
Even worst, rough
It was his love
Taught me how be flawless
Now I honor him, I'm bless
He still my friend
I shall meet him, at the end.
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