Homecoming Songtext
Ayy, I'm on this flight, I got some baggage from the city with me
I got some people from the past that I can't let go
Though the money came, I thought this shit would never change
It'll never be the same, my boy, you gotta let 'em grow
Can't play the sacrificial lamb, I'm tryna be the GOAT
In a world full of sheeps, a wolf disguised in a coat
Throw up my fours, spit some phlegm, on concrete, I rose, hood poet
Take four letters out, all you could see is hope
My biggest fear, what it scares me, my potential
'Cause though I know the game, to these niggas, it's detrimental
The pape' I made came from havin' relations with my pencil
Turnin' into a gentile, bleedin' from what I been through
Reapin' from the seeds that is sowed
From a garden of the trees and fewer weeds I'd grow
Though I thought my wings would spread once I flee my home
Just to come back stoned through the week off strong, gotta let 'em know

Gotta let 'em know
Huh

Heaven and Hell, Clipse asserted
The babies being born same time a man is murdered
The life we got is only one like Donda's son
And if it all fall down, we ain't promised nothin'
No matter how it come
And I know it take a village to raise a child
But, see, the children even got children
My baby sister pregnant, watched her belly grow
She reminded me of Mary
I'm tellin' her to flee 'cause she don't know the God she carries
If I don't leave this place I call home, I feel I'll perish
Succumb to my surroundings, the people they don't cherish 'til you disappear
I'm on the road to the riches, gotta switch the gear
The blood, sweat, and tears that I shed to get here
Man, it won't be all in vain
My people back home, I swear they won't be all in pain
Trapped beneath the weight of shame
I play the game, tryna break these chains
And redirect my last name, I am home

Yeah, I am home
I am home
Yeah
I am home
Yeah, uh, hey
I am home
Be collecting all remaining service items
All cups, cans, any items that we have passed out during the flight
We're going to collect these items prior to landing, welcome to Charlotte