What's the difference
As a young man, I didn't understand it
I couldn't seperate myself from the crowd
It was the crowd that gave me my identity
It was the crowd that protected me, gave me my wings,
showed me the only way, which I took to heart
As a young man, I began to think
Saw the crowd wasnt leading me in any direction
It's stagnation that runs on the block, moreso than thick pockets/
Everyone sits, with they hands on they junk,
complaining about police, the biggest gang in the city,
But at the same time
everyone has so much dirt, at this point it feels like a job
As a more insightful man I began to seperate myself
started going my own way, which I hadn't known existed,
started losing friends and my grasp of what's important,
and all the while I wasn't even sure
sure about leaving
sure about starting
sure about leaving
sure about stopping
As a man as insightful as I can be
I can look back and say I've been gifted
the crowd that showed me the way, as much as I love them
I cant say it was right for me
But I'm thankful to have made the distinction
that it's our own differences
that make us
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