Where i'm from
Sandman a.k.a Sand Cannon Lyrics
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I'm from da noke, yeah that's Five Four O Straight out from Willow, in O Three move to Eight O Four
Yeah that's henrico, that's my second home You know how it go, it's FTF keep it Hunnit
Boy you know we train to go
I'm from da noke, yeah that's Five Four O Straight out from Willow, in O Three move to Eight O Four
Yeah that's henrico, that's my second home You know how it go, it's FTF keep it Hunnit
Boy you know we train to go
FIFTY-SIX Nineteen apartment I ain't gon lie We've been through a lot, we ain't had our
Pops Protect us from the opps, folks nem was totin' with them Glocks
Foe nem, was gangin' up
Thinking they dangerous, ten toes down
We ain't changing up, so please don't play with us
Ina the field you better watch who you trust Don't get backdoor by the ones you love
Same homies that you kicking it with Same homie that get you messed up
For real
I just stay to myself, don't bother nobody Ain't out here flexing
And these dudes talking that rah-rah thinking they gangsters, they get stretched
In this day and time they don't fight no more They run back, go get tec
And then you turn around, it's a mess Thank God I made it out, I'm blessed
I've been through it all, I know how it feels to come from the struggle
Yeah, I've seen it all, I'm telling myself I gotta do better
Yeah, I'm taking off, I'm living my life That's word to my cousin
Now he dead and gone, I'ma make sure name gon' live forever
I got the world on my shoulders Just wish my family was closer
Reppin' my city, you know it
My life is Twenty-four K golden everything I rap, boy, I wrote it
I was called by God, I've been chosen Gotta stay humble, stay focused
Half of these rappers, they bogus Ain't none of them real, they ain't know it
I keep my distance like COVID When things get hot, boy, they folded
Yeah, I'm locked and I'm loaded Yeah, y'all know how I'm coming
The game is what I've been running This for the ones who don't know me
I'm from da noke, yeah that's Five Four O Straight out from Willow, in O Three move to Eight O Four
Yeah that's henrico, that's my second home You know how it go, it's FTF keep it Hunnit
Boy you know we train to go
I'm from da noke, yeah that's Five Four O Straight out from Willow, in O Three move to Eight O Four
Yeah that's henrico, that's my second home You know how it go, it's FTF keep it Hunnit
Boy you know we train to go
In Sandman's "Where I'm From," the artist reflects on the people and places that have shaped his life. The song begins with a tribute to his parents, acknowledging their love for each other and their impact on him. Sandman remembers how they made the news with their wedding, and how they were always happy together despite their challenges. He refers to them as "three in one," suggesting the unity and closeness of their family.
Sandman also pays tribute to his friends, who saw him as different but ultimately felt the same way he did. He remembers taking a road trip with them to Cedar Point, which was great fun. The artist doesn't forget to acknowledge his origins and the important people in his journey. He thinks fondly of his teacher who saw his talent and helped him get into a "cool band." He reminisces about writing songs at thirteen years old and how that experience influenced him.
Overall, the song is a declaration that although Sandman has come a long way in his life, he will never forget where he came from. His memories and experiences ground him, and he is grateful for the people and places that shaped him.
Line by Line Meaning
Never forgetting about my ma and daddy
I will always remember and cherish my parents, their love, and the family we created together.
When their wedding hit the headlines on the jet magazine
Their love was so special and unique, it was worthy of being celebrated and recognized by others.
They were so happy together with the three in one
My parents were so in love and always put their family first, creating a strong and happy household for us all to grow up in.
I'm never forgetting all about where I came from
No matter where life takes me, I will always remember and value the people, places, and experiences that shaped me into who I am today.
I'm never leaving behind with the friends that I made
The friendships I formed in my hometown are just as important to me as any other relationships I make in life, and I will always keep those special connections close to my heart.
They thought I was different but we all feel the same
Even though we may have had our differences, we all shared a special bond and sense of community in our hometown that can never be replicated anywhere else.
Taking a road trip together to Cedar Point was so much fun
One of my fondest memories with my hometown friends was going on a road trip to Cedar Point, where we laughed, had fun, and created lasting memories together.
I never thought I'd go so far all on my own
Despite any doubts or obstacles I may have faced, I proved to myself that I am capable of achieving great things and pursuing my dreams on my own.
Somebody thought my life would be impossible
Despite people doubting my potential or writing me off, I never gave up on myself and continued to work hard to achieve my goals and aspirations.
It doesn't matter the good and bad that I've done
While I've made mistakes and had both good and bad experiences in life, those experiences are all a part of who I am and have helped shape me into the person I've become.
Never forgetting about my teacher in class
One of the people who had a significant impact on my life and helped me discover my talents was my teacher in my hometown school.
When he saw my talent and got me in a cool band
My teacher recognized my potential and helped me explore my passions by including me in a musical group that allowed me to grow creatively.
All the songs I wrote at thirteen had me thinking on
Creating music at a young age helped me express my emotions and thoughts, and shaped my identity in significant ways.
Never forgetting about the place I was born
The town where I was born and raised will always hold a special place in my heart and will always be a significant part of my identity.
Never forgetting about the church I call home
The religious community that I grew up in and call home will always be a source of comfort and support for me, no matter where I go in life.
My future's waiting but my memories ain't gone
While I look forward to future opportunities and experiences, I will never forget the memories and lessons that my hometown provided me.
Never forgetting all about where I came from
This line serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of honoring and remembering our past, as it is an integral part of who we are and who we will become.
Lyrics © DistroKid
Written by: Mark Walker Jr.
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