One Day
Got no intent of benefiting the people that's around me
Don't got paper to match me and nobody wants me
Puerto Rican spick that don't speak Spanish, she's out the business
And her doesn't have anything to say when haters try to playa hate
'Cause mama knows the truth
Ain't trying to instigate
But sticking to myself does mean I'm not willing to cooporate
Forget ya intake
Tweeting I need to hydrate
I know what I need to do, my growth rate ain't in ya lane
I can't mind my business, if you're minding it too
Yeah my head is big, but there ain't no space for you boo
It's a paradise lost and it may be messing with my views
My testimony ain't spoken with gratitude just yet
So if I feel as if I'm a threat
Come to my steps in 30 years
I'll pull you up a chair
And we can talk about the years when we were "friends"
We can compare our lives to see which one is better
I'll let you leave out with a nestled designer sweater
I'll act like I ain't realize you looked bitter
Turn back to my mirror and tell myself "I feel like a winner"
It's all in due time
My rise and grinds will one day be my lullabies
I'll only confide to the intel of my finish line
Maybe these rhymes are the passion of my past life
And it's an addition to the vision that's been striving to consume my time
As for now, I'll work for a better me
Get some help to handle this messed up personality
Inevitablly, I'll shine so bright, won't even care about whoever can't see
I'll carry my own with help only from the family
I'll see the pride in their eyes when I shake that hand and gain a college degree
Hold my head when my passion flourishing beautifully
I'll plant a harvest that'll be invested by my father
And he'll be the one to assure that all my plans prosper
My aim for longeivity will get me where I need to be
And my struggles of right now will one day be the reasons behind my victories.
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