Privilege

[Intro]
Lucky to know you, Noah
You got good genes boy, hahaha

[Verse 1]
Let me get to it
Throw on a beat, say something slick to it
Find me a town and run bricks through it, you thinkin' coke?
I'm thinkin' about bricks and stainless steel and oak
Fly shit to build me a new post
Maybe a high rise, yeah, I rise high
Smoke right after I pray, I'm a vibe guy
May the day go well
That's a long way from praying "may the yayo sell"
Mama said I was a angel, but the halo fell
Had fiends on line like it was AOL, mm
Raps spooky, link dookie
Chick all on my dick and she ain't roofied
I married, love, you should carry on
Unless you puttin' work in that carry on
Hop off the plane, play the coupe and put Barry on
You know the vibes
President of the hood, nigga, it's notarized
Hope you get the picture, my nigga, its polarized
And they said I go dumb, but you know that I'm Yoda wise
No paper, no ink, my nigga, I just think
What if I just told you I found the missing link?
Throw everything at you except the kitchen sink
Or we could add that too
Seventeen in the clip and you can have that too
Know I make the kind of music niggas bag up to
And I still pick a penny, shit add up too, yeah
Know it's Noah and The Ghost
We don't do that snake shit, even boas gettin' choked, nigga

[Refrain]
Know it's Noah and The Ghost
We don't do that snake shit, even boas gettin' choked

[Interlude]
Today I consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the Earth
When you look around, wouldn't you consider it a privilege—

[Verse 2]
If I pour my soul out, will the floor drink it?
I want more, so I'm thinking what the Moors thinking
If your gut fucked up, what is your core thinking?
From the mud when I slide, will the flow sink in?
I think deep, counting the wolves that eat sheep
If you think about the niggas with pull, they knee-deep
Fuck that, I got waist-deep
And dove in, I ain't think about my safety
If you got a wealthy soul, where is the safe key? Mm
That's the question The Ghost asking
I can get the answer I dig in a smoke bag
Light one then travel and bring you a quote back, out

[Interlude]
Today I consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the Earth
When you look around, wouldn't you consider it a privilege—