Marcey Yates, XOBOI, Beautiful Day, J. Crum - BUTFL DCY

from Culxr House:Freedom Summer by Marcey Yates, XOBOI

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lyrics

XOBOI:
Say this is not my beautiful, my beautiful.
Alright so papa had a dream, a dream
Mama got caught said it wasn't what it seemed
Lil bro did everything he could to make the team
Big sis tried not to fall apart at the seams ,what does it mean
It doesn't matter cuz it is what it is
Let the ends meet the mids and the kids will be, kids
I broke my cuticles in half so I quit my cubicle job and laughed
Now I'm LLC give the rest for free
Gonna fight to the Finish elbows and knees, cheese
That pic lasts longer then brass armor
That harm you caused gon' catch Karma
Them hearts you broke now glass shards
Now we all feel trapped our backyards
We live in unusual days
You all used to it anyway.

Hook x2:
Things don't feel real suitable today
Got to get away from usual complaints
Step outside yourself and say
This is not my beautiful decay

Marcey Yates:
It’s summertime you can see it going down
The wind blow but the flow keep slowing down
The police always trynna hold us down
And we keep talking shit so they really know us now
Old heads talk about our new faces
Can’t tell who is who like who raised us
On my block I’m just hoping to stay
Save a dollar everyday like a coupon exchange
I’m Getting bigger who decided to stay
Producer rapper turned ‘hmm’ now what more can I say
’Til they legalized weed I get my kush in LA
And visit every city high ’til I push and I play
Used to wait for that call like it is any day
Put my city on a vibe like a cover with Mase.
The way they throwing water it’s like i'm catching a case
’Til the end of time a marathon I'm running this, race.

Hook x2

J.Crum:
I’m running over curses known to clash with titans no third eye illumination but I Have been enlightened
What matters in this life don’t match what y’all be hyping
Your brand it maybe rising but i see your soul in crisis
You really can’t price it huh got the peace that pass understanding
You telling me I can ease on the fighting huh cuz the God on my side got it Handled
Told me Crum don’t you panic raise that banner you won that battle
Nothing forced no the growth is organic never been without he’s outstanding
Outlasting every blast that’s cast against me
He is my defender so your lashes cannot offend me
Been on the path of greatness since the day his grace descended
Ain’t no simp up in my blood I won’t give in to what I’m tempted
Healthy distance from my mentions ppl pleasing causes tension
have you straying from your mission just to find out they ain’t with ya
Tryna’ have you missing really you can miss me see you ill intentions
No pursuing that perdition God provides partitions I ain’t listening

Hook x2

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from Culxr House:Freedom Summer, released July 30, 2021

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Marcey Yates Omaha, Nebraska

Marcey Yates is a recording artist, music producer from Omaha Nebraska. Yates partially attributes his soulful vibe and sample based production to his influences, including classics like Slum Village, Common, Talib Kweli, Mos Def, Pete Rock, Kanye West, and J Dilla. ... more