Ghetto Gospal
2Pac/Elton John Lyrics
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2Pac Growing up as an inner city brotha Where every other had…
Ghetto Gospel Uh.. Hit 'em with a little ghetto gospel Those who wish to…
Ghetto Gospel (2Pac Feat. Elto Uh.. Hit 'em with a little ghetto gospel Those who wish to…
Ghetto Gospel Feat. Elton John Uh.. Hit 'em with a little ghetto gospel Those who wish to…
Ghetto Gospel Ft. Elton John Uh.. Hit 'em with a little ghetto gospel Those who wish to…
Uppercut "I wanted to bring back that reality, Nobody can ever…
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@PrysmaticFireGaming
1994: Bieber is born
1995: Eazy E dies
1996: Tupac dies
1997: The Notorious B.I.G. dies
1998: Fat Pat dies
1999: Big L dies
2000: Big Pun dies
2001: Poetic dies
2002: Jam Master Jay dies
2003: Soulja Slim dies
2004: Mac Dre dies
2005: Blade Icewood dies
2006: Proof dies
2007: Pimp C dies
2008: Party Arty dies
2009: Dolla dies
2010: Guru dies
2011: Nate Dogg dies
2012: Capital Steez dies
2013: Lil Snupe dies
2014: Blood Money dies
2015: Hussein Fatal dies
2016: Phife Dawg dies
Every year of tragedy... (Full version)
@crispyatom
[2Pac]
Uh, hit 'em with a little ghetto gospel
[Chorus: Elton John]
Those who wish to follow me
(My ghetto gospel)
I welcome with my hands
And the red sun sinks at last
Into the hills of gold
And peace to this young warrior
Without the sound of guns
[Verse 1: 2Pac]
If I could recollect before my hood days
I sit and reminisce, thinkin' of bliss and the good days
I stop and stare at the younger
My heart goes to 'em, they tested with stress that they under
And nowadays things change
Everyone's ashamed of the youth 'cause the truth look strange
And for me it's reversed
We left 'em a world that's cursed, and it hurts
‘Cause any day they'll push the button
And all good men like Malcolm X or Bobby Hutton died for nothin'
Don't it make you get teary? The world looks dreary
When you wipe your eyes, see it clearly
There's no need for you to fear me
If you take your time to hear me
Maybe you can learn to cheer me
It ain't about black or white, ‘cause we human
I hope we see the light before it's ruined; my ghetto gospel
[Chorus: Elton John]
Those who wish to follow me
(Ghetto gospel)
I welcome with my hands
And the red sun sinks at last
Into the hills of gold
And peace to this young warrior
Without the sound of guns
[Verse 2: 2Pac]
Tell me, do you see that old lady? Ain't it sad?
Livin' out of bag but she's glad for the little things she has
And over there, there's a lady, crack got her crazy
Guess who's givin' birth to a baby?
I don't trip or let it fade me
From out of the fryin' pan we jump into another form of slavery
Even now I get discouraged
Wonder, if they take it all back, will I still keep the courage?
I refuse to be a role model
I set goals, take control, drink out my own bottles
I make mistakes but learn from every one
And when it's said and done, I bet this brother be a better one
If I upset you, don't stress
Never forget that God isn't finished with me yet
I feel His hand on my brain
When I write rhymes I go blind and let the Lord do his thang
But am I less holy
'Cause I chose to puff a blunt and drink a beer with my homies?
Before we find world peace
We gotta find peace and end the war in the streets
My ghetto gospel
[Chorus: Elton John]
Those who wish to follow me
(Yeah, ghetto gospel)
I welcome with my hands
And the red sun sinks at last
Into the hills of gold
And peace to this young warrior
Without the sound of guns
[Outro: 2Pac]
Lord, can you hear me speak?
To pay the price of bein' hellbound
@UbiquePerpetuum_WordAlchemist
Pac was such a beautiful soul, different than the norm on so many levels. He stood out, his spirit and way through his life were so human, so aware of his existence, so consciously living until the very last breath as far as I can tell. His physical death, yet his mind and spirit live on. His message and way to take on his life no matter what he was facing, that's rare. So rare that his young body of 25 contained a soul older than the wise old man.
He said in one of his interviews " I got the whole world fear me, at 23, weighing 160 lbs and I haven't even started, I haven't even written out my plan yet."
So powerful. He had no filters, no masks, just a pure, direct, honest, open and fully real human being. And he did what he thought best with his life and was so open and pure with his feelings and emotions ...
He definitely is the closest person I've never met physically, but spiritually, yes.
Poet, actor, rapper, activist, socially aware.
Thriving on so many levels with everything life threw at him. Inspirational and example for many.
He fought for what he believed in and lived. He faced all his fears and laid them bare in his life, all there in the open. His songs, acting roles, interviews, poems, the way he lived.
That recent docu series called Dear Mama is a gem on so many levels.
The name says it all. Afeni, the reason Tupac Amaru Shakur existed in the first place. And I mean him as a person, his name, and his character and power to take on life and all challenges. A combination of life, societies child that society also formed him as he said, and of course such a big main part goes to his mom, Afeni. Her life, what she did and how she raised him.
There is so much to say, so let's keep their spirit and message alive and spread it.
Honor these beautiful souls and share the message. Spirits like these 2, I think we definitely need more in this world.
@dimethyl936
2pac - King of Rap
Bob marley - King of reggae
Michael Jackson - King of pop
R.I.P Legends <3
@alext5610
Respect for your comment.
@sibuzerant9023
Freddie Mercury - King of Rock
Kurt Cobain - King of Grunge
@alext5610
And im the king of my house
@D1m3bagd
dimebag darrell king of metal
@dyingjoke4312
@@sibuzerant9023 I think so
@NedziN67
If you're watching this in 2024 you're a legend!
@anonymoususer9542
I know you guys hate self promoters but please hear me out. I'm different than other rappers, I rap about stuff that makes a difference. I recently got bullied in school and I wrote a song about that. They bullied me cause I'm indian, my accent and a lot of other stuff as well. The song is called "k grip hope" I think you guys should listen to it so you know what it was like for me. Thanks for listening to me, please be kind to others whether you listen or not.
@imadgafour4302
Oui, from Algeria
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