Love and Greatness (Rap)
- There is a sound that everybody knows
- There’s a wave in the wind, someone who is heavy, brawny, grows
- There's a story lurking, largely lengthy, hardly told
- Of love and greatness born, and he’s steady on the goal
- Listen to a beat; hallelujah preach
- This is soon to be risen through the deep
- Cognition’s lunar breed; musician sooner please
- Children root the creed; with a million groups in need
- Society irreconcilably lies to me trying to see
- Justifiably we might just be mindfully wise to things
- Advisedly don’t resign to be defiantly tyrannized, not free
- Just climb to the highest tree, be tirelessly righteous, see.
- My plan’s to be balancing channeling raps from the past to thee
- With practicing technique examining fashionably
- How he raps with speed like rhapsodies inhabiting
- Man unseen, all while practicing’s unravelling
- A level of skill, we wrestle with hills, never the best ‘til we filled
- From several thrills won’t settle for still; the message is real
- Be gentle and chill, with a celestial feel, essentially healed
- Reverential in tears we never will yield disheveling trills
- The tough evades some, those with guts escape guns
- Takes him months to state once, but His love sustains us.
- There is a sound that everybody knows
- There’s a wave in the wind, someone who is heavy, brawny, grows
- There's a story lurking, largely lengthy, hardly told
- Of love and greatness born, and he’s steady on the goal
- My summary is utterly a luxury for wondering
- Rhymes thundering, coloring the one in me
- A stunning thing is governing my upsurging
- Mind, it’s culturing even when it’s slumbering
- Sick flow’s claiming voice, naming choice
- As a means of gaining joy, sustaining poise
- Proclaimed with noise I’ve conveyed the point
- That life’s the greatest boy, stay rejoiced
- In front of God, I prostrate, I nod, then thought waves
- Get caught in hot flames, caused from sparkling
- No job is topping hip-hop, it’s spawning.
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