歌曲 | Mothers Reminisce |
歌手 | II Tru |
专辑 | A New Breed of Female |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Blaine, Wallace, Wilson | |
We got these mothers reminiscin' about their the children | |
We got to get in past the pain to start the healin' | |
(Brina) | |
To indebted with the pain | |
And misery dig impressions on all my shoulders | |
Mothers reminiscin' days of watchin' they child, the first grow older | |
But a common tragedy - that unexpected moment | |
That takes one out the game | |
To me, death rings to takes you under | |
Face to face with that destiny, no time for compromisin' | |
No matter who's in the wrong | |
'Cause life's the bitch that got us dyin' | |
Lost souls eternally comin' over trues I knew | |
June 3rd, Dawn passed and her unborn baby | |
Too - head on car collision on ? | |
Around the bend from the place she lived | |
A catastrophe - may she rest in peace at this dead end | |
A host of friends, I'm included | |
Knew her 'cause she was my partner's sista | |
Can't shake it - is it reality or somethin' my dreams done (?) | |
Baby Dawnesha took like it a visit to her Granny's home | |
Too young to remember her mother's face | |
Gotta tackle this world alone | |
Dang gone, reach the point of no return | |
Lord can You help me understand | |
Your reasons for takin' away from our families? | |
Morn the passin' of a true that I once knew, mothers reminisce | |
Hit home 'bout them lost souls that fell prey to this death kiss | |
We got these mothers reminiscin' about their the children | |
We got to get in past the pain to start the healin' | |
(Jhaz) | |
One day, you're here; the next, you're gone | |
And that's for real | |
Said these ghetto blues was over | |
But they done got a sista faded still, and in my mind | |
I can't believe that they done put my | |
Closest sista underneath six feet deep | |
? we wasn't cool, 'cause I done let some | |
Outsiders come between some trues | |
And now I regret lettin' haters in between some thangs | |
That I can buy, deeper than to bleed | |
Mothers reminisce, ain't this a trip? | |
My sister's dead | |
These ghetto blues done got a sister faded once again | |
In bed, my head hurtin', worried, my nigga Dawn | |
Layin' it down and my sister in the dirt buried | |
And now I'm trippin', 'cause I can't feel this vibe | |
We just got finished toastin', now my career on the line | |
Blind on what the next man says | |
I know can't be - I just called the house | |
My sista can't be dead - mothers reminisce | |
We got these mothers reminiscin' about their the children | |
We got to get in past the pain to start the healin' | |
(Arch) | |
We would like to dedicate this song to Dawn | |
Rest in peace | |
We'll miss you | |
We like to send our condolences to her beloved parents | |
Vivian Hall and Donald Hall; her brother Derk Hall; | |
And her beloved daughter, Dawnesha Hall; | |
And to all the mothers that have lost a beloved one | |
Mothers reminisce |
zuo qu : Blaine, Wallace, Wilson | |
We got these mothers reminiscin' about their the children | |
We got to get in past the pain to start the healin' | |
Brina | |
To indebted with the pain | |
And misery dig impressions on all my shoulders | |
Mothers reminiscin' days of watchin' they child, the first grow older | |
But a common tragedy that unexpected moment | |
That takes one out the game | |
To me, death rings to takes you under | |
Face to face with that destiny, no time for compromisin' | |
No matter who' s in the wrong | |
' Cause life' s the bitch that got us dyin' | |
Lost souls eternally comin' over trues I knew | |
June 3rd, Dawn passed and her unborn baby | |
Too head on car collision on nbsp? | |
Around the bend from the place she lived | |
A catastrophe may she rest in peace at this dead end | |
A host of friends, I' m included | |
Knew her ' cause she was my partner' s sista | |
Can' t shake it is it reality or somethin' my dreams done ? | |
Baby Dawnesha took like it a visit to her Granny' s home | |
Too young to remember her mother' s face | |
Gotta tackle this world alone | |
Dang gone, reach the point of no return | |
Lord can You help me understand | |
Your reasons for takin' away from our families? | |
Morn the passin' of a true that I once knew, mothers reminisce | |
Hit home ' bout them lost souls that fell prey to this death kiss | |
We got these mothers reminiscin' about their the children | |
We got to get in past the pain to start the healin' | |
Jhaz | |
One day, you' re here the next, you' re gone | |
And that' s for real | |
Said these ghetto blues was over | |
But they done got a sista faded still, and in my mind | |
I can' t believe that they done put my | |
Closest sista underneath six feet deep | |
? we wasn' t cool, ' cause I done let some | |
Outsiders come between some trues | |
And now I regret lettin' haters in between some thangs | |
That I can buy, deeper than to bleed | |
Mothers reminisce, ain' t this a trip? | |
My sister' s dead | |
These ghetto blues done got a sister faded once again | |
In bed, my head hurtin', worried, my nigga Dawn | |
Layin' it down and my sister in the dirt buried | |
And now I' m trippin', ' cause I can' t feel this vibe | |
We just got finished toastin', now my career on the line | |
Blind on what the next man says | |
I know can' t be I just called the house | |
My sista can' t be dead mothers reminisce | |
We got these mothers reminiscin' about their the children | |
We got to get in past the pain to start the healin' | |
Arch | |
We would like to dedicate this song to Dawn | |
Rest in peace | |
We' ll miss you | |
We like to send our condolences to her beloved parents | |
Vivian Hall and Donald Hall her brother Derk Hall | |
And her beloved daughter, Dawnesha Hall | |
And to all the mothers that have lost a beloved one | |
Mothers reminisce |
zuò qǔ : Blaine, Wallace, Wilson | |
We got these mothers reminiscin' about their the children | |
We got to get in past the pain to start the healin' | |
Brina | |
To indebted with the pain | |
And misery dig impressions on all my shoulders | |
Mothers reminiscin' days of watchin' they child, the first grow older | |
But a common tragedy that unexpected moment | |
That takes one out the game | |
To me, death rings to takes you under | |
Face to face with that destiny, no time for compromisin' | |
No matter who' s in the wrong | |
' Cause life' s the bitch that got us dyin' | |
Lost souls eternally comin' over trues I knew | |
June 3rd, Dawn passed and her unborn baby | |
Too head on car collision on nbsp? | |
Around the bend from the place she lived | |
A catastrophe may she rest in peace at this dead end | |
A host of friends, I' m included | |
Knew her ' cause she was my partner' s sista | |
Can' t shake it is it reality or somethin' my dreams done ? | |
Baby Dawnesha took like it a visit to her Granny' s home | |
Too young to remember her mother' s face | |
Gotta tackle this world alone | |
Dang gone, reach the point of no return | |
Lord can You help me understand | |
Your reasons for takin' away from our families? | |
Morn the passin' of a true that I once knew, mothers reminisce | |
Hit home ' bout them lost souls that fell prey to this death kiss | |
We got these mothers reminiscin' about their the children | |
We got to get in past the pain to start the healin' | |
Jhaz | |
One day, you' re here the next, you' re gone | |
And that' s for real | |
Said these ghetto blues was over | |
But they done got a sista faded still, and in my mind | |
I can' t believe that they done put my | |
Closest sista underneath six feet deep | |
? we wasn' t cool, ' cause I done let some | |
Outsiders come between some trues | |
And now I regret lettin' haters in between some thangs | |
That I can buy, deeper than to bleed | |
Mothers reminisce, ain' t this a trip? | |
My sister' s dead | |
These ghetto blues done got a sister faded once again | |
In bed, my head hurtin', worried, my nigga Dawn | |
Layin' it down and my sister in the dirt buried | |
And now I' m trippin', ' cause I can' t feel this vibe | |
We just got finished toastin', now my career on the line | |
Blind on what the next man says | |
I know can' t be I just called the house | |
My sista can' t be dead mothers reminisce | |
We got these mothers reminiscin' about their the children | |
We got to get in past the pain to start the healin' | |
Arch | |
We would like to dedicate this song to Dawn | |
Rest in peace | |
We' ll miss you | |
We like to send our condolences to her beloved parents | |
Vivian Hall and Donald Hall her brother Derk Hall | |
And her beloved daughter, Dawnesha Hall | |
And to all the mothers that have lost a beloved one | |
Mothers reminisce |