Forever Lyrics
What’s a song lyric that has stuck with you forever? Too many to name but this round of my memory …
What’s a song lyric that has stuck with you forever? Too many to name but this round of my memory …
What’s your biggest dream? Biggest dream is that people supported my music and my new spoken word release on mental …
If you could have dinner with any fictional character, who would it be? I would chop it up with Jack …
In My VeinsA spoken word piece on mental health, men, struggle, and sharing. In My Veins is more than a …
It has become increasingly difficult to accept modern films or biographies at face value, especially those described as based on …
Charlie Kirk was murdered in broad daylight
That’s not Republican or Democratic, it’s evil
And I can have empathy for one who didn’t believe in empathy
Because the day I don’t, I fear that I will become an empty me
As a child, watching Schoolhouse Rock, The Great American Melting Pot was a song I enjoyed every Saturday morning. It affirmed that diversity strengthens us despite everything Americans have been through. Whether our ancestors purchased a boat ticket to come here, were forcibly dragged here and enslaved under inhumane conditions, or were forced off their land down the Trail of Tears, we survived, stayed, and remained.
I saw a Fall breeze sweep a leaf into the airWatched it tossed to and fro aimlesslyThen it smiled, said …
Fans the flame of regret, what could have been
I’mma kill a n*gga
I’mma kill a J*w
One of those are wrong
One of those are cool
One of these will get a rich Black man canceled
The other one will put a new Grammy on his mantel
Her mom misses her A child is gone too soon Today she’s 27, smiling, excited Her mom, crying with joy …
Now crimson ❄️ is this season
My present stress traumatic disorder knocks at the door
I answer, all I see are silhouettes of young people
I didn’t meet them in this life, but the visit mean in the spirit
And I fear again, chasing the dollar and career
That I have failed to be human
We will hold each other tightly
After spring break
Because we hope to never become
Memories
At such a youth age
They took the court proudly As they always have Never assuming arrogance Ready to give it all Game by game …
There is hope for them; there should be respect for them, and there should be love for them and teaching them the right way.
They will burn jerseys, spray a byword on your home
Throw your shoes in a bonfire, call you Benedict Arnold
Threaten your family, say you betrayed them
Don’t sweat them, it’s not your fault
Their lives are incomplete, broken, purposeless