Bad Weather Lyrics

Yeah

Bad weather from brainstorming

I'm back better

Took some time off

Had to regroup

Get shit together

Make it rain on you

Rain man my flow wetter

I'm never satisfied I can't settle

Married to this game

I can't forget her

She so special

All this time I express feelings

I hope you been collecting

I done told you my deepest secrets

I really felt connected

But we ten years in and I feel so neglected

How the hell you give these wannabes yo heart

And desert me

Niggas ain't did half what I did

They ain't worthy

Tape after tape you ignored

That shit hurt me

Now I'm back and I ain't showing mercy

Clever bars like the boy graduated from Berkeley

Tried to block a nigga vision

But they never deterred me

You can hate all you want but you'll never outwork me

My grind is glamorous like Fergie

Real sermons in my flow

I should be giving out church fees

I came up from the gutta it was grimy and dirty

But I finessed it with these rhymes

I'm really feeling like Percy

Master P flow

Ain't no limit I'm unearthly

God did some when Pam birthed me

I understood that life can be a bitch but it ain't jerk me

It's all a marathon

You niggas running like the derby

I'm in my own lane

So you can never try to curve me

Let me get that back

Yeah

The kid far from a fool

No clown vibes when I'm in rooms

I took my time to plant the seed

Now I see my flower bloom

Got the mind of a winner

Had to improve my ambition

Keep that good energy

Dabble with that Quantum physics

It all started from a conversation

About a change and I need to make it

No time can be wasted

For the love of the game

Like Sanaa Lathan

I was the best man for it

It just required patience

I was complacent

Stuck in my ways

Gave myself a pity party when I ain't get no hurray

Fast forward time

Now my rhymes sharper than blades

If you put ya bet on me ima double ya wage

I think it's time for us to accept

Ima threat triple up Ima vet

You can't rookie me this is not my first year

A decade giving wisdom

I could've taught as a career