Find Your Way
B.J. Crosby Lyrics
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Somethin' words can really not explain
Yeah, although many of us come and go
I always knew that I would find a way
I put my city on my back
Lookin' for another path
Yeah, although many of us come and go
I always knew that I would find a way
Too cold to catch a flu
Too hot to give a fuck
Too late to give it back
Too high to come down
Too wrong to be right
Too vert to get a 'lac
Too strapped to get attacked
Too church for these slacks
This the type of habitat
Where thriving blacks hard to find where niggas at
I got money on my head
Say my prayers, go to bed
Wind up dead, what I', thinkin'
Tryin' not to end up dead
Had the idea, buzzin' right here
Fuck a light year
Tables done turned, fucked up IKEA
Love to daydream but work the night shift
Now who gon' help us? Who gon' help us?
The red and the white and the blue has failed us
I can't promise I'mma make it better
But I can show you how to be successful
The poor get poorer, the rich get richer
Lives are lost, too much to measure
We all tryna make it up from the bottom
But nowadays, the bottom's lower than ever
You see many of us lookin' for
Somethin' words can really not explain
Yeah, although many of us come and go
I always knew that I would find a way
From the jungles of East Atlanta
You motherfuckers don' fucked up
Players always fuck up at the wrong time
Oh, and will they rise and say no
And will they mind to say no
And will they rise and say no
And we ain't livin' by the same code
You see many of us lookin' for
Somethin' words can really not explain
Yeah, although many of us come and go
I always knew that I would find a way
I put my city on my back
Lookin' for another path
Yeah, although many of us come and go
I always knew that I would find a way
In B.J. Crosby's "Find Your Way," the singer discusses the struggle many people experience when searching for meaning and purpose in life. She acknowledges that sometimes, it's impossible to put certain feelings and desires into words - no matter how hard we try. Despite this, she remains confident in her ability to find a way forward, even when others have seemingly given up.
The lyrics also touch on the harsh realities of life, particularly for people of color living in tough neighborhoods. The reference to East Atlanta and the line "where thriving blacks hard to find where niggas at" speaks to the issues of poverty, crime, and violence that many people face on a daily basis. However, B.J. Crosby remains hopeful, urging listeners to keep pushing forward and never give up.
Overall, "Find Your Way" is a powerful anthem of resilience and determination. It acknowledges the difficulties many of us face in life, while also inspiring listeners to keep fighting for their dreams and goals.
Line by Line Meaning
You see many of us lookin' for
There are many of us searching for something
Somethin' words can really not explain
Something that cannot be put into words
Yeah, although many of us come and go
Despite people leaving and coming
I always knew that I would find a way
I was confident about finding a solution
I put my city on my back
I took it upon myself to represent my city
Lookin' for another path
Searching for a different option
Too cold to catch a flu
The temperature is too low to get sick
Too hot to give a fuck
It's too intense to care
Too late to give it back
It's too far gone to return
Too high to come down
Too under the influence to sober up
Too wrong to be right
The situation is too flawed to fix
Too vert to get a 'lac
Too steep to drive a Cadillac
Too strapped to get attacked
Too low on resources to defend oneself from an attack
Too church for these slacks
The attire is too formal for the occasion
This the type of habitat
This is the environment we live in
Where thriving blacks hard to find where niggas at
Where it's difficult to find successful Black people
I got money on my head
There's a bounty on my life
Say my prayers, go to bed
I pray before going to sleep
Wind up dead, what I', thinkin'
I'm worried about ending up dead
Tryin' not to end up dead
Making an effort to stay alive
Had the idea, buzzin' right here
I had a great idea
Fuck a light year
A light year is insignificant
Tables done turned, fucked up IKEA
The tables have turned, and things are not as they seem
Love to daydream but work the night shift
I enjoy daydreaming, but I work night shifts
Now who gon' help us? Who gon' help us?
Who will come to our aid?
The red and the white and the blue has failed us
The nation has let us down
I can't promise I'mma make it better
I can't guarantee I'll improve the situation
But I can show you how to be successful
But I can help you achieve success
The poor get poorer, the rich get richer
The gap between the rich and the poor widens
Lives are lost, too much to measure
Too many lives have been lost to count
We all tryna make it up from the bottom
We are all trying to improve our lives despite starting from the bottom
But nowadays, the bottom's lower than ever
Unfortunately, it's harder than ever to climb out of poverty
From the jungles of East Atlanta
From the rough parts of Atlanta
You motherfuckers don' fucked up
You have messed up badly
Players always fuck up at the wrong time
People always make mistakes when it's the most inconvenient
Oh, and will they rise and say no
Will they speak up and stand their ground?
And will they mind to say no
Will they have the courage to say no?
And will they rise and say no
Will they stand up for themselves and refuse to accept less than they deserve?
And we ain't livin' by the same code
We don't have the same values or beliefs
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: Bobby Ray Simmons Jr.
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