[Intro]
Maybe when I’m, maybe when I’m na-na-na, na-na
Maybe when I’m, maybe when I’m, maybe when I’m older
[Verse 1]
Payphone calls, cigarettes, injuries, shower sex
I was holding on for dear life
Complicated, understated, …
[Verse 1]
Hannah honey was a peachy kind of girl
Her eyes were hazel
And her nose was slightly curved
We spent a lonely night at the Memory Motel
It’s on the ocean, I guess …
[Verse 1]
Summer time, I press rewind
And go back to a simple place
When I was just a little punk
Daydreaming of my escape
Listening to Aerosmith
Later on I will call my mom
Now I’m pluggin’ in to a …
[Intro]
You don’t wanna battle (Battle, battle)
With me, whoa
You don’t wanna battle (Battle)
[Verse 1: 2Pac]
Yo I can rock it on a slow tip
Don’t flip, ’cause I can do this
No shit, won’t …
[Verse 1:]
Honest where I start from
I try and impart my wisdom
A combination of truth and fear
That’s the way it’s always been
My father and his before him
At times we hurt the …
Yeah all I really know is 1001 nothin’ less
100 till nothin’ left
All I really know is 100 nothin’ less
100 till nothin’ left
Yeah all I really know is 100 nothin’ less
100 till nothin’ left
All I really know is 100 nothin’ less
100 till nothin’ left
(UH K to the second)2
I be feeling like Jackie Robinson3
Rocking the 424 in my dodger fit
Gripping the arm that was just hit by a pitch
Crowd the opposite saying that I should quit5 but I done threw all of it
You can hate but you can’t hurt me6
You can hate but you can’t hurt me
And my worth is safe I can leave this earth today7
Gassed up on grace how they gon’ circle K
I don’t want no new Bugatti
Put me in Nimba County8
Liberia I’m serious
Mosquito net and my bible9
Concrete bet I’m still smiling
Ain’t eating much but I’m smiling
I’d rather be in the jungle and in the will of God
Then anywhere else outside it10
Boy, I’m Bout It
I’m in this life
But my hope ain’t in this life11
A good career book for years, I book them peers
A good look just won’t suffice
But homie my life is hidden in Christ12
My life is hidden in Christ
Gimme 99 problems plus one Godhead13
The result is
Yeah all I really know is 100 nothin’ less
100 till nothin’ left
All I really know is 100 nothin’ less
100 till nothin’ left
Yeah all I really know is 100 nothin’ less
100 till nothin’ left
All I really know is 100 nothin’ less
100 till nothin’ left
OK, our God’s never failing
Ain’t nothing you can tell Him14
Yes He’s15 the generous type
But you face Him you will take that L in
No our God won’t fail us
We know from where our help comes
So I put my life at stake
Though it might be blood I want that well done (100)
If we flipping burgers if we selling houses16
Man our bank accounts don’t mean nothing17
And if we paid a lot or if we paid a bit
We gon’ be going in18 cause He’s coming
We tryna be the best that we can be
And rest so that the world can see that He’s done it19
No matter who cuts the checks or where we working at
Man we work for Him and we love it20
Yeah all I really know is 100 nothin’ less
100 till nothin’ left
All I really know is 100 nothin’ less
100 till nothin’ left
Yeah all I really know is 100 nothin’ less
100 till nothin’ left
All I really know is 100 nothin’ less
100 till nothin’ left
Yeah all I really know is 100 nothin’ less
100 till nothin’ left
All I really know is 100 nothin’ less
100 till nothin’ left
Yeah all I really know is 100 nothin’ less
100 till nothin’ left
All I really know is 100 nothin’ less
100 till nothin’ left
I just wanna hear that
Well done my faithful servant21
A life full of pushback
At that moment will all be worth it22
Cause my work23 is worship
And when he comes back for his church24 all over the earth
We’ll be given no less than what he gave us first
10025
“All I really know is 100” means that he must give 100% at whatever he’s doing in order to glorify God.
KB introduces himself.
Jackie Robinson was a baseball player who joined the Major League long before most African-American baseball players. He endured many challenges during this time and became a great baseball player. To feel like him is to feel like an outcast, which is how many Christian rappers often feel. Like Robinson, these rappers don’t back down from the challenges in their environment.
42 was Jackie Robinson’s number.
It is both physically and emotionally painful to be hit by a pitch because of one’s race. KB challenges people not to back down from their callings despite the strong opposition to them.
KB references the need for resilience and stubbornness in the midst of enemies’ pressure.
KB doesn’t fear death because he knows he will go to heaven when he dies.
KB says he doesn’t need luxurious things to live a fulfilling life.
Liberia is a country in Africa where many English-speaking missionaries have gone.
KB welcomes all challenges, as long as they are endured for the sake of God.
KB looks ahead to the afterlife as something that gives him purpose for the present life.
Jesus gives KB meaning in life.
In other words, as long as God is there, all problems can be solved.
That is, there is not anything you can tell God to shock God.
That is, God.
Regardless of one’s job, he or she should perform it as though doing the job only for God.
Money is not important, according to KB.
That is, going into heaven.
“See that He’s done it” is a reference to Jesus Christ’s crucifixion.
Again, KB reinforces the idea that money is not important.
“Well done my faithful servant” is something God says to people who have followed God’s will.
God’s approval is more important than a human being’s approval.
That is, rapping.
This is a reference to Jesus’ second-coming.
The point of this song is that Christians are supposed to give 100% of themselves to God.
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