ARRIVAL Lyrics

Grew up like many other black boys with an over-protective mother

And as for my father don't bother we won't have that discussion

I always often had problems telling my side of the story

Don't even know if I'm comfortable getting help

Back when Cp3 was on the Hornets

Before Katrina hit New Orleans

I was 5 years old with a Fubu shirt

And a pair of forces

I would watch people get jumped and shot and thought it was just normal

And at 6 I learned expressing myself was only a burden

I brought all of that baggage with me when we moved straight to Georgia

I'm 10 now but still feel like I'm in 9th ward of New Orleans

Growing up around violence made me wanna be tougher than what I was just for survival

And I guess that's why I'm here now

Constantly second guessing myself

To the point where I don't even think I'm recognizable

Everything's clouded with rage and doubt

Probably why I have so many old friends that fell out

I could never see where my faults were cus I was in the backseat sleeping while my demons driving

The biggest loneliness is being stuck to face yourself on autopilot

I don't think I really know who I am