Patience
Grand Agent Lyrics

Once again, ladies and gentlemen We would like to say good evening to you And wel-welcome, coming to you tonight from-" "PHILLY" "Blackberry" "Records presenting to you these very talented artists"
Introduction to the artists by the presenter of the record label.

Stay on point and you'll get yours The Good Lord unlocks many doors See God don't change us, players because the devil ? I'm telling you
Success comes by being focused and honest. God rewards hard-work and honest efforts.

It's the hands free, hurt you virtue Patience, I been chillin' where you make your mistakes friend I mean I be building where you renting your space see I'm clean, all I ever had was my horses was for the reign Grand stay clear of slander, its naked to see That you a fake, when I talk about me, the lawfully wed I've read six bars written over three days Spittin em two or three ways, perfectin the phrase Never on some "hurry up and wait for a plate" I'll eat what's available, my fate is unjailable Patron saint of the flow, you're like "say it ain't so" I'm full circle though, no way to corner me And I'll be right here ridin camels through the eye A brainstorm buyin time like Superfly So I can smell the roses in the rap narration Of my legend, twenty five years in the making
Patience and hard work are virtues that help build a fruitful career. False accusations are unproductive. He takes time to perfect his music and never rushes for quick success. He doesn't let anyone question his skills because he's confident in his abilities, but he learns from his mistakes. The legend he achieved after 25 years of hard work must be enjoyed with sobriety.

"Taking the time" "To make the right rhyme" "I spend time with the rhyme" "Taking the time" "To make the right rhyme" "I spend time with the rhyme" "Taking the time" "To make the right rhyme" "I spend time with the rhyme" "Taking the time" "To make the right rhyme" "I spend time with the rhyme"
Emphasizing the need for taking time to make a quality piece of art.

I dreamed of being seventeen up in the magazine On my most Special Ed, but that wasn't even half the dream Shoulda seen the cream I had eyes for, the hots for Hard dick lyrics bangin on the locked door That this nigga named "In" rest beyond for a long time Though we wouldn't even correspond So it was just me, propostionin Mr. 'Dustry [industry] Like "trust me, it's way husky" I got the hottest rhyme book around I cook the sound medium rare Let the big snares blare
He talks about his dreams of achieving fame and the obstacle he faced. He found his own way forward by working hard and being confident in his abilities. He's dedicated to his art and takes pride in his skills.

I live and breathe this, Mr. In Dustry just Give a listen, you can find out what you been missin Total package with the golden options I can leap over lies and mash down doctrines He wasn't even hearin that That's okay though, it came the time to analyze the cliche that goes
He believes in himself and knows he's the total package. He doesn't care about people who can't appreciate his skills. He ignores cliches because deep down, he knows he's not just another ordinary artist.

Haste makes waste Walk don't run, take time to be safe Fuck around and get egg all on your face Pace yourself son, PACE Your body just pace Cuz you could work hard and never blow Or you could work smart and better your flow You can't hurry game though You fuck around and get egg on your face So pace, your body just pace
Taking shortcuts and rushing success can lead to failure. Smart work and patience are the keys to success. He warns against impatience and suggests that it's important to take the necessary time to achieve success.

"Takin the time" "To kick the right rhyme" "Takin the time" "Take a little time" "Takin the time" "Makin each record that I do better than the last one" "Takin the time" "And if it's not perfect" "Then I jet...back to the lab" "Never takin shorts" "Never takin shorts"
Reiteration of the importance of patience and hard work in producing quality art.

And look, you don't understand, I don't understand either How the cornballs come to commandeer the receiver Used to be a time when a rhyme couldn't fly if it wasn't fly Now, you gotta pray a man doesn't die A dis record is a dangerous thing Nowadays, not to say your instincts ain't to trust but fame It ain't to be gotten dick ridin That's basically what you be on When you spend breath to scorn Let the wack dudes be the wack dudes Cuz the wack dudes can't touch dudes with the real aptitude Rhyme victory raps that patience is the author of The wack dudes burn fast like sparklers So they be out your way in no time And you be still gettin dap while them suckers see no shine It's for the best with no blood on your hands Hence, the hands-free hurt you virtue Patience
Modern music industry can be unclear and tough. People go to extreme lengths for fame, but that's plain wrong. Talent, patience, and hard-work are the true path for achieving success. He advises to let mediocre artists do their work and focus on producing quality art. The success of the hardworking artists is long-lasting, and people should trust their skills and be patient, and let the skill shine through.