You in a better place
It ain’t a better time
But on the other side
I know that imma see you again
Death don’t care Son snatched one from all of us
Love fight back hard but he can’t absorb the punch
Wanna box with God but arms ain’t long enough
Just like that whole families crumble all at once
Why they gotta go so soon be it young or old
Live a full life and we want em for some days more
Work here’s done but the hurt just begun
Got me gazin at the stars thinkin they became one
Two years same date, two gone can’t take
Time to celebrate, Christmas ain’t a happy holiday
Pray your tears all away, stayin here is all a game
Better word illusion nothings real its all a fake
Time will heal forgotten ain’t
So peace be still can’t calm my brain
And you weak until they see you strain
Cus it seems like they the ones causin yo pain
But you know they still watchin, Ki, Canary, Don and
Dilla, Big, Pac and nem, death is not an option
We all gotta go just when is the question
Cry for the babies and party for the dead when
You think about it logically we livin thru hell
So I’m offering apologies to unborn vessels
Floatin through existance, no course charted
I pray you find your way, you go further it gets harder
We all reminisce and wish that we were kids again
Discount experience, tryna live forever and
Gain adult wisdom, lose intuition
Get a grave engraved with grains of religion
Get a wage, get paid, enslaved or a pink slip
Get away you can’t its paved for the infants
Painful to witness loved ones suffering
When prayin for em isn’t as strong as the Bufferin
Doctors prescription, poison for living
Radiation is medicine, condition is critical
God Bless ya life
Just love em while they livin
Respect and forgive em
Cause ain’t nothing given
Got damn we really miss ya…
Man i miss you
RIP
William Donald Freeman Sr.
1.6.1947 – 12.27.2008
You will not be forgotten, ever…
wow this song is amazingly dope, much respect
I remember this song from your album. It definitely made an impression. My thoughts and prayers are with you as you reflect on your father’s life not only today, but everyday.