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Malik


I was told be strong for you If we are long overdue Overruling, this thought of be over you The price of ownin me to owing you Recoop, Recoop Reprimand for resolute Dont let them brace cuffs, you lose The sight of freedom, phenoms craft demons See mon', these locks were always chains to streak long Head too light to out box shadows, but even the ghost fades The approach shades, like sirens on, licenses and regs Please, keep ya hands up, can i get back up in these frames Look at his skin, look at his plates Nothing so familiar, similar, peculiar, this nigga beige Your kind aint welcome round here, the fuck you doing nigga Is this your kids too, is this your wife? do they love you as much we kill you nigga at the end of day, no matter what you stick your dick into nigga Or what offsprings you spring off, this will be the day we kill you nigga The world is better without you, a slave mentality, what is a God to a mountain Like you, the amount of men we slaughter in blue, behind a badge, the important of loss is truth He exchange, fuck you The heat exchange, fuck you Dont move nigga Snapshots like kodak, shots snapped his skull back Reaching for Ls like you said so, lead goes, thru an filtered camera roll Blood splattered like ghost on christmas Cringe in moans of his children Shit sickening, nigga this the life im destined for Longevity and Peace is all im gaspin for His daughters, gotta drink this water too, and drown in this collateral When God come collecting souls, what kind of crosses yall encountered for Still and always feel you had no reason to die This is the ridicule, that riddle the riddance of I Its on this day, i keep your rememberance up high RIP Malik
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