Hallelujah

I'm losing myself, same time I'm losing myself

I don't know why I'm depressed, I need advice from myself

I can't do music and love it because that's just how it is

but I'ma do music and love it because I say screw the biz

How my visions distorted, my ideas never exported

I was following a formula and I never wanted

That to happen lost my handle bars and all I did was

Pedal not knowing where I'm going except for above

I don't care how I look, it's about what's in the book

Karma's real, and you know that real music will blow

Don't need Photo shoots don't need premieres, don't need more in my circle

I'm done coming to people the people just messed with my steelo

I'm a gentleman of virtue, God is on my side

Don't need a flashy repertoire 'cause I know me inside

I'm thinking back to all the times in my life could have died

My father's pastor told me there's a reason I'm alive

Hallelujah, thank you Lord

We still alive don't let them take what's yours

Hallelujah, thank you Lord

I'm feeling like the man, this make me wanna dance

I'm feeling like the man, this make me wanna dance

Jesus, in a few months, way you bless me, need a visa

And a key cut to a new home and a new whip, two tone

That classic for a classic black man from that west end

My blessings, can't count them

Thought I had none then I found them

Laid in an intersection, Toronto Jane & Weston

My leg was hella broken but got up started stepping

Fell back down, but the point that I'm making

Any damage don't stop me so that proves I'm amazing

Hallelujah, thank you Lord

We still alive don't let them take what's yours

Hallelujah, thank you Lord

I'm feeling like the man, this make me wanna dance

I'm feeling like the man, this make me wanna dance

I don't mess with these kids, don't call my city the six

I'm the youngest one repping, I'm the realest legend

Started 2011 and already the illest

My people in taking liquor, Ny Quil liquid of preference

I been told I do nothing 'cause I'm raking in nothing

It go deeper than money, don't forget to bring love in

Tired of these rappers fronting being viewed as our forefront

They won't help my people, all these rappers I'm bored of

All these rappers are sort of, that trash was a hot for a minute

Generation Y is dying, try my best to prevent it

By the looks of it can't really tell which ones are ascendants

Clairmont The Second, the reverend, my people need independence let's begin it

I'll begin it

This is just the beginning

This is just the beginning