Memories (From An Outcast)
• Written by JillTheRipper
(Intro)
Hahaha this is real shit that I'm about to lay down. Allow me to literate in
words.
(Verse 1)
I remember back to when I was three, living and thinking so free
My daddy took his pain and frustration to the ultimate extreme
Throwing shit around,yelling at invisible enemies and let out
so steam by the sound of a scream.
Mom began to scream,at him and crying a tear filled stream
She packed her bags with me in tow,she says I'm leaving
with our daughter until you come back upstream from downstream
Daddy got help,but wasn't any different,just became a figment
of his own imagination.He thought he was speaking and hearing
Mom didn't turn out too well either,her daddy left when she was thirteen
and she never knew how to love properly,emotionally cold being.
I tried and tried but I know that deep down I knew there was no feeling
I wish I could flee right now,but what stops me from fleeing
(Can somebody tell me?)
(Chorus)
All these memories of good and bad times
Have gotten me so damn confused
All I want is to remember the good times
It seems that both sides have fused
(Verse 2)
I remember school so crystal clear and true to the word
Walking down the hallways and ignoring the smirks
of my classmates as they see me,thinking I was just a nerd
But thank you,that's who I'am,so keep walking on
I'm about to get my Bruce Lee on,with all of his brawn
I hated them,some of them I liked but social predicaments
I would rather be left out of,they got themselves in serious
predicaments smoking on the blunt 24/7,taking Oxy and
Roxies until they pass out on the fort and path rocks
Having babies by the time we hit senior year,about
half of my class didn't make it to that year.Talking about
hustling and stacking the bread,when it is all talk and no action
Go to the hoods of Boston and Brockton to feel the real friction
for this is no fiction,this is non fiction and they love a punk
to perform a bullet dissection.
(Repeat Chorus)
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JillTheRipper
Member since March 9 2015