I’ll Always Love Her

[Verse:]
Spray My name in graffiti on the trains and on all of the corporate buildings
Or Michelangelo Me and tag me across the ceiling
No padding mass killings whenever I feel like scribbling
Speak about my thug dealings but really, I'll just be healing
Send peace to James B. I see why he had the villain prototypes In the art that can help with pyramid building
Powers in the culture, but they paint the heroes as villains
They don't understand the speech and love hearing themselvеs quibbling
Then pass, the dribbling she was rеplying to, the dehumanizing She was mobilizing and creating to help the uprising
Rhythmic vocalizing freedom of speech yes, she was exercising Firm verbalizing shocking truth
She started, emphasize and began globalizing
Spoke a lot on several days,[??] started organized, she found an answer to the destabilizing
Then came more despised they began really recognizing
Kids were memorizing all the words 'cos She was mesmerizing, Mans jeopardizing her art without realizing
No more stop the violence like she forgot about prioritizing herself
No more harmonizing became about advertising and popularizing
Dramatizing, and commercializing too much, categorizing
Too many others still capitalizing off of skills with rhyme and Cardiff
She started materializing stop politicizing had to focus on Unionizing, the origins, the streets she was foreign to, the legitimizing
Life she's colorizing She built a strong infrastructure
During these changes, she began harming her own colors
She let many touch her time She found it hard to recover
A lot of fraud lovers, like others, damaged her inner structure
Forgot how to govern herself, fucked over plenty brothers
And sisters a dream crusher she kept growing as they suffered
Times got tougher She still remained the biggest genre
Many don't love her, but still use her to help out the others
And he wanted to fuck her but don't respect her foundation
She'll show you great things if you show her admiration
Always migrating She seen many destinations, never complacent. The station been through multi transformations, a lot of variations
She helped six generations out of the poor situations with seven figure occupations
You'll see degradation they give her a bad reputation
But the truth is they're pissed because they ain't received an invitation here's a proclamation
She's the truth. She's the future
She's the good and the bad the victims and the shooters
She's politics She's gang culture. She's unnoticed
The righteous, the wicked, the honest and the rogues
She is the hustle She is the pushe She is fashion
The freshest, the coolest, the flyest, the never lasting
She is the science She is the math She is the knowledge
She's every element and now forever pay your homage
I'll always love her

Down. Got something to say? Bow bow bow bow bow bow bow bow bow bow bow. Got something to say about sound. Got something to say. Rap based about New York. And then it moved over to LA. During the two. The two sides of the country that really started it. They really don't pinpoint a lot of that stuff to the south. They gotta keep the South here. But the South is so strong these last couple of years that it was hard to handle and that this is not, you know, people know. I mean, I've been to New York, I've been to LA County, and they know Memphis. They know folks that's doing their thing here. You know. So we recognize we've been on the map. It's going down. It's going down. There's no way they shouldn't have let us on the map. They ain't want us on the map. It's bad, it's bad. It's getting on a nationwide level. You know what I'm saying? You know, and sooner or later, it's going to be the only thing that's going to be around if people going to be listening to