Cormega
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Taken from ‘Mega’s 'Glory Days’ release, this song has him reminiscing about his formative years before rap. Song samples Eddie Kendrick’s – Every Day I Cry a Little which Jae Supreme crafted.
[Intro: Cormega and Spank]
Yeah, Spank, what up my nigga?
Sup, baby, what's happenin'?
Yo, son, man, look at this shit, man
Times be fuckin' changin', man
Know what I'm sayin'?
I wish we just go back sometimes
You know what I mean?
No doubt son, you know we all wish that, man
But we goin' through transition right now, baby
Son, as long as I got my niggas with me
But let me reminisce, yo
[Verse 1: Cormega]
I'm about to take your minds on a trip
'Cause everytime I rhyme, I kick The Realness
Remember niggas used to take gold frames and snatch chains
In fact that changed, 'cause the era of the crack game was real
Mad nights, I used to daydream
Wishin' I could be the next Alpo or Preme from Fort Greene
I used to be magnetized to fly rides
Had a scheme to get my cream and eventually rise
I became a little nigga gettin' money type often
Livin' the ill life, sportin' Nike Delta forces
I saw Scarface and got my first taste for power
I never knew grams of powder could make bags of dollars
I spent hours writin' graffiti
And niggas like Smitty made gettin' rich look real easy
Remember when...
Damn son you takin' a nigga back right now
[Hook: Cormega]
Yo, to all my ghetto legends, whether live or in the essence
Facing fed time or in a pearl white Lexus
Sometimes you gotta sit back and just analyze
'Cause nothin' moves faster than the hands of time
[Verse 2: Cormega]
And I remember, when the whole drug game was hot
Son a cop got shot, in Southside Queens
And tactical narcotics teams making headlines
Being big time could get you fed time
Undercover vibe, pouring out just like red wine
Mega keys, gettin' C's 'bout D's
I heard stories 'bout bulletproof 300 E's
Yo, the mind of a analyst is mine, so handle it
The way I write rhymes, considered a gift
I used to wish that I could be fly like Black Trent
Rockin' Fi-las, rhyme was the thing I couldn't de-ny
I used to read about supplies gettin' busted
'Cause guys that they trusted, made deals with D.A.'s, minds corrupted
The feds estimated Fat Cat was gettin' millions
Black Ratti was the richest nigga in my building
Remember when...
Yeah, son was doing his thing
[Hook: Cormega]
To all my ghetto legends, whether live or in the essence
Facing fed time or in a pearl white Lexus
Sometimes you gotta sit back and just analyze
'Cause nothin' moves faster than the hands of time
[Verse 3: Cormega]
Before my story ends, rest in peace to Killer Ben
And live niggas memories you live again
Sometimes I close my eyes and just reminisce
And wonder how a lotta cats got so rich
I can't forget RK, he introduced lots of loose rocks
A few cops, and a lotta sales from rooftops, yeah
You should've seen the deez when Will bought the red 3-Roller
Memories of those days are golden
Yeah, for all my ghetto legends
Ever burrough, all my niggas who was thorough
Yeah, know what I mean?
[Outro: Cormega]
Know what I'm sayin', son
Niggas was holdin' it down back then
Fat Cat, Tony Montana, Big Wall, Queen
Niggas for the team
Motherfuckin', my man Supreme Magnetic and Fort Greene
All them Brooklyn niggas
Alpo and all them Mob Style niggas doin' it uptown
Boy George, all them Bronx niggas
Niggas was seein' money back then, son
The glory days, know what I'm sayin'?
Y'all niggas know what I'm talkin' 'bout, word
[Produced by Jae Supreme]
Glory Days was written by Cormega.
Glory Days was produced by Jae Supreme.
Cormega released Glory Days on Sun Jul 22 2001.
Cormega: “I just wanted to give a perspective from the trenches versus the journalistic perspective. A soldier’s story reporting from the field. So that’s the glory days, I’m telling you about the streets, as I knew them, as I seen them, as I was there. That was a special record to me and I just wan...