[Intro]
Mhmm, uh, listen
[Verse 1: Unknown T]
The streets always brackin’, I can never show weakness
Fresh off the M charge, rah, I beat it
Always kept a straight face, I never showed ’em …
[Intro: Dave East]
[?] your eyes
Hoffa
Morning comes I’ll be gone [?]
Swervo
La Musica de Harry Fraud
Pablo
[Verse 1: Dave East]
Niggas don’t want me to go off (Go off)
Yola on us, got the blow …
[Chorus: The Game & Jay Rock]
Blood money or die, Blood money or die
I put my life on the line, I put my life on the line
For the love of the …
I bounce to the beat of my own drum
I’m a wow in a world full of ho-hum
I’m a wild young lady, but you know ‘sum?
I’d rather be at home with …
[Intro]
Ghosty
Mhmm, listen
[Chorus: Unknown T]
Man down, man down, now we gotta get equal
Put a foot on it fast, Vin Diesel
Grrr, grab the machine, bro
Run on the grass, let’s boot some people
If …
[Verse 1]
Know I’ve done wrong
I left your heart torn
Is that what devils do? 22
Took you so low
Where only fools go
I shook the angel in you 23
[Pre-Chorus]
Now I’m rising from the ground
Rising up to you
Filled with all the strength I found
There’s nothing I can’t do! 24
[Chorus]
I need to know now, know now
Can you love me again?
I need to know now, know now
Can you love me again?
I need to know now, know now
Can you love me again?
I need to know now, know now
Can you love me again?
Can you love me again? 25
[Verse 2]
It’s unforgivable
I stole and burnt your soul
Is that what demons do? 26
They rule the worst of me
Destroy everything
They bring down angels like you 27
[Pre-Chorus + Chorus]
Bridge]
I told you once again
Do this again, do this again oh lord
I told you once again
Do this again, do this again oh no 28
[Chorus]
0John Newman starts by showing the state of his mind, that of one torn by anguish to a perceived wrong doing, such that he asks if he could be the devil himself.
He sings that this girl was so good but through his actions he pushed her through so much hurt that it caused her to change.
John shows here that even at her lowest, she is still better than him and she seems to be helping him up. At this point he has cast away his evil tendencies enough for him to consider himself worthy of her love again.
He is asking if there is still some redemption for him and if she can accept his hand once again. He seems ready to anything and everything that she will ask to get back in her good graces.
John considers himself to be beyond redemption because of the anguish he caused her, his actions by reflection, make him think of himself as a demon as it is hard to imagine how another human being can hurt another so bad.
John believes that he is possessed by these demons, which cause him to act in ways that he otherwise wouldn’t. He could have cheated on her, abused her, lied to her or other such actions that can break a relationship.
John’s lamentations are further noted in these lines as he begs the good lord to let him be loved again by his angel. This shows his deep remorse of whatever he had done.
John Newman starts by showing the state of his mind, that of one torn by anguish to a perceived wrong doing, such that he asks if he could be the devil himself.
He sings that this girl was so good but through his actions he pushed her through so much hurt that it caused her to change.
John shows here that even at her lowest, she is still better than him and she seems to be helping him up. At this point he has cast away his evil tendencies enough for him to consider himself worthy of her love again.
He is asking if there is still some redemption for him and if she can accept his hand once again. He seems ready to anything and everything that she will ask to get back in her good graces.
John considers himself to be beyond redemption because of the anguish he caused her, his actions by reflection, make him think of himself as a demon as it is hard to imagine how another human being can hurt another so bad.
John believes that he is possessed by these demons, which cause him to act in ways that he otherwise wouldn’t. He could have cheated on her, abused her, lied to her or other such actions that can break a relationship.
John’s lamentations are further noted in these lines as he begs the good lord to let him be loved again by his angel. This shows his deep remorse of whatever he had done.
John Newman starts by showing the state of his mind, that of one torn by anguish to a perceived wrong doing, such that he asks if he could be the devil himself.
He sings that this girl was so good but through his actions he pushed her through so much hurt that it caused her to change.
John shows here that even at her lowest, she is still better than him and she seems to be helping him up. At this point he has cast away his evil tendencies enough for him to consider himself worthy of her love again.
He is asking if there is still some redemption for him and if she can accept his hand once again. He seems ready to anything and everything that she will ask to get back in her good graces.
John considers himself to be beyond redemption because of the anguish he caused her, his actions by reflection, make him think of himself as a demon as it is hard to imagine how another human being can hurt another so bad.
John believes that he is possessed by these demons, which cause him to act in ways that he otherwise wouldn’t. He could have cheated on her, abused her, lied to her or other such actions that can break a relationship.
John’s lamentations are further noted in these lines as he begs the good lord to let him be loved again by his angel. This shows his deep remorse of whatever he had done.
John Newman starts by showing the state of his mind, that of one torn by anguish to a perceived wrong doing, such that he asks if he could be the devil himself.
He sings that this girl was so good but through his actions he pushed her through so much hurt that it caused her to change.
John shows here that even at her lowest, she is still better than him and she seems to be helping him up. At this point he has cast away his evil tendencies enough for him to consider himself worthy of her love again.
He is asking if there is still some redemption for him and if she can accept his hand once again. He seems ready to anything and everything that she will ask to get back in her good graces.
John considers himself to be beyond redemption because of the anguish he caused her, his actions by reflection, make him think of himself as a demon as it is hard to imagine how another human being can hurt another so bad.
John believes that he is possessed by these demons, which cause him to act in ways that he otherwise wouldn’t. He could have cheated on her, abused her, lied to her or other such actions that can break a relationship.
John’s lamentations are further noted in these lines as he begs the good lord to let him be loved again by his angel. This shows his deep remorse of whatever he had done.
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