Silhouette (feat. Jeremiah Washington)

[Chorus: Jeremiah Washington]

I was there
(I was there)
And you were there
(And you were there)
I was staring across the room
Watching you stare

[Verse 1: Keezy]

This feeling just cannot be possible
Must just be another obstacle
Feels like it’s a long way from home
Which means I’ve got a whole lot to go

Try and walk a mile in these kicks
Try and talk a while with these kids
Saying the truth is not possible
Believing the truth ain’t optional

[Chorus: Jeremiah Washington]

I was there
(I was there)
And you were there
(And you were there)
I was staring across the room
Watching you stare

[Interlude: Keezy & Jeremiah Washington]

Woah woah woah
Hold on
No Now You Know that don’t sound right
You know it
Yeah I’m not feeling it
I don’t know, I don’t like it
Well, let’s just try something like this

[Chorus 2: Jeremiah Washington]

I remember that day
I remember that day
It was a clear day
I remember that day
The day you walked away
(2x)

[Verse 2: Keezy]

Disrespect your mom and it’s righteous?
Hope my kids never end up like this
But there’s a reason I even had to write this

I’ll stop rapping when these kids stop fighting
I’ll stop rapping when these kids stop lighting
Cigarettes
And Silhouettes
Are all that’s left
In this little chest

Please Come back mama!
I’m missing you just like I am missing Obama
(2x)

[Chorus 2: Jeremiah Washington]

I remember that day
I remember that day
It was a clear day
I remember that day
The day you walked away
(2x)

[Verse 3: Keezy]

Recently I’ve been getting a lot of heat on the Internet
But it’s cool we don’t all share the same interests
But yours are off of Pinterest
You’ll do whatever the others say
Others say
Not mothers say
We’ll figure it out
Another day
Ah!

I’ll be happy when we’re all off of SnapChat
I’ll be happy when we love another rap track
I’ll be happy when we bring real rap back

And since this is world war three baby!
We might as well sing a song baby
And since this is world war three baby!
I might say something real, baby

[Chorus 2 (In Reverse): Jeremiah Washington]