Regrets

[Intro]
What do I say when I've, oh, said too much?
I think by now, I'm wasting time
I'm going over and I'm gone
Down the wrong way on a one-way-street
But I saw a little, but I learned even less
I've only learned to regret

[Verse 1]
Listen, I don't spit to change your views
I spit because nothing can change the truth
I don't rap to raise the roof
I spit because hip hop raised these yutes
And it raised me too, since days of youth
It gave me strength to face issues
But for all I've said, all thеse songs I've made for you
I havе regrets and it's time to pay my due
I spent four years rapping about fuck all
Listening to older songs to wallow in old troubles
But now my past is rubble, crumbled, fallen down, and muzzled
It's time to face the future, to talk about tomorrow
I can't make another song here dwelling in this bubble
So this may well just be the last, this hell has been a blast
From today I'm talking on rebellion and struggle
But I've done enough blowing dust it's time I make art, so

[Hook]
I'm going over and I'm gone
Down the wrong way on a one-way-street
I'm going over and I'm gone
You'd think by now I would've learned

[Verse 2]
You'd think I'd learned, but I haven't
It's apparent, my content was barren
My bars lacked talent, so far what's happened
Is a mark that mattered, passion was forgotten
And my heart got battered
Ultimately, musically I usually mastered
How to use so many beats to say how shit my fucking past was
Not to mention the accent I had when I rapped out my ass
Couldn't even do it right, it's not "p-ah-st" it's past
But I gassed and I gassed so hard I lost track
Of the hunger I had in the start
I have these urges to talk on scourges
Spit curses towards those who put in hearses
Children in Palestine, but instead I just rapped about
"Damn how sad am I" and how unsounds my mind
I'm just glad that I'm finally out of mine
I'm not a mime, so watch how loud can I
Shout and let out my

[Hook]
I'm going over and I'm gone
Down the wrong way on a one-way-street
I'm going over and I'm gone
You'd think by now I would've learned