Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Medhane
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Medhane Olushola
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Medhane
Producer
Lyrics
Aye, uh
Karma tryna catch me off the sink
Cold shivering, walking tryna feel the wind
Every L was on the chin
Bit of bliss, swift drift through the mist, glitch
Through relationships and rifts, all I give
Guard my soul long I live
Memories around my wrist
Know that feeling when it hit, reminisce
Rain done got my **** drenched
Murky water feel like Flint
At the mountain top I took a glimpse
Seen how the horizon sit
Took some time to find my niche
Live ****, alliance in shots
Missing, tell 'em try again
Again, dissing, I revised the plan
Blessed, still speaking in code
I know how them riddles go
Tiptoe towards solace
Heavy conscious
Shit I seen can't be forgotten
Reliving trauma
Call it karma
Couldn't call it so they called the doctor
At the altar with an offer tryna seek change
Aye, set it on the tarot so I peep game
Blessings, it's for keepsakes
Aye, aye
It's for keepsakes
Said I peep game
It's for peep games
Aye
Think I'm born to be the way I am
Written on my face I gotta face the man
Wonder in my eyes still take it in
While I guess prepare to face the end
Flat feet still take a stance
Thin wrist, always breaking hands
To help, and to heal
And to hold all the weight in that
Heart tryna hold the impatience in
But it's all in my expressions, no faking it
I'm just tryna reach my soul, ain't tryna break my back
Can't make up my mind sometimes
But you can't break fluid
So I must stay moving
It's more to it than the surface
Core movement is the workout
Body into worship
Running from the hearses is just cardio but burnout is real
Told me comb out my hair, I don't know how else to be
Tell you change the flavor then they want the recipe
They don't know the story
They don't even ask
They just wanna ask
You behind the glass
Display your truth, become a character
'Til you start to question it
Then you outta character
Lessons hit early and I carry 'em surely for the barriers
I carry 'em surely for the barriers
Written by: Medhane Olushola