Luyện nghe bài hát Can't Think

You get to the point where you so frustrated
You ready to give up? You ready to end it
do it dog, word up
I don't if you Black, White, Latin, Asian, whatever
We all go pain
When you can't use your soul, baby

Preliminary discussions is with, the verdict is in
I the rap throne back
I like krills in eighty-seven, my name is on the map
It feels like a razor the middle of my back

They slept on my ability to blow
Gave nigga credit for inventin' my flow
I'm a child of God, the risin' son
From the cradle to the grave, I number one

This thing of ours, got competition takin' red
Grievin' mothers 1-800-flowers
My repertoire your ashes in the urn
Is it God or money that really make the world

Grab your gun, the ones from the real funds
Inhale deep and hold it in your
The was requestin' some original LL
A soundtrack for that was raised in [Incomprehensible]

They lookin' for a leader that can guide 'em through the
Smoke filled rooms, breathin' in haze
on the bricks his whole life
He ain't got nuttin' to live for, so fuck right

But if you in the rain like hurricane
Gold melts down but it fear flames
Toxic, lethal, psychologically
Genocide was committed on the people

And the is a trap with glass walls
Should I sell drugs, be a rap thug, or ball?
We end up in the grave
The cat and LL Cool J
It's a never cycle, life and death
Until then may my mic stay blessed, to the

I can't think! Why do I feel I'm losin' my
I think! Could it be the ill beats and rhymes?
I can't think! Even I'm a one of a kind
I can't think! I want the paper, that's just the line
I can't think! Mo' every day around the way
I can't think! I'd get paid and parlay
I can't think! It's all about God
"You know the epilogue by Todd"

Put your life on the line, you out of time
The callin', she know she on a nigga mind
Amongst the dogs, real cats is to find
Even a moms hate it when he start to shine

Get the money and run, dodge the and his sons
powerful parables like a sermon has begun
Fuck the turntables up, the DJ awestruck
Attitude is what, keep the razor blade

Too much flossin'll get reputation touched
Too much rappin'll get your big mouth
Protect your nigga, you'll get it in the gut
You wearin' a vest? What if you get throat cut

Sold your soul for a dollar, now you havin' bad
Used to keep a bad in the crib baggin' up
Player here, there, nigga turned you out
But told you beware
Never told you that black love supposed to be
And you never judge a woman by the of her hair

cars and gold teeth, G-strings and things
The almighty dollar the wedding ring
The Ark of the was held by a king
I ain't my soul in for skins and chrome rims

I think! Why do I feel I'm losin' my mind?
I can't think! it be the ill beats and rhymes?
I think! Even though I'm a one of a kind
I can't think! I want the paper, that's just the bottom
I can't think! Mo' every day around the way
I can't think! I'd rather get and parlay
I can't think! all about survival God
"You know the by James Todd"

Think about it yo, about it
Think it yo, think about it
Think it yo, think about it
Think it yo, think about it

The dawn, of a new millennium, to pass
The world around sex or cash
The Black motto, "Kiss my ass!"
Shorties in kindergarten are strapped, ready to

All I ever seen was and dope fiends
Feds magazine to the heart of killer Queens
Bronx and Brooklyn and everything up in
No matter what, you always got a Judas on your

Givin' it to the world and I'm tellin' it it is
Tossin' lyrical daggers and 'em in your wig
Know the body's buried, I ain't sayin' where it is
inside the ghetto, but damn it I wanna live

The legendary of lyrical combat
But ain't no competition, ain't to go at
So I'ma take the time and spit a universal
Hit the streets with a blessin' and the curse

I think! Why do I feel I'm losin' my mind?
I think! Could it be the ill beats and rhymes?
I can't think! Even I'm a one of a kind
I can't think! I the paper, that's just the bottom line
I can't think! Mo' murder day around the way
I can't think! I'd rather get and parlay
I can't think! It's all about God
"You the epilogue by James Todd"