Chali 2NA - Righteous Way lyrics
[Chali 2NA - Righteous Way lyrics]
The righteous way to go
Little one would know
Or believe if I told him so
The righteous way to go
Little one would know
Or believe if I told him so
Through fights with mom and
Long nights you're gone
Through all types of wrong, I love my pops
Through penitentiary drug addiction
And misery
You defeated the enemy, I love my pops
Twenty some odd years wiping
My little sister's tears
She missed dad, but where was my pops?
Too proud to tell us he
Was running from his demons
And we're thinking that nothing could
Ever budge my pops
But, I used to wonder what put my moms under
My pops and kept 'em
Together for seventeen summers
I reminisce in my mind me
And my pops would find
The time we spent it never seemed funner
But, I remember the day that he left
Him and my mama
They never nurtured their relationship
And it went
From Bonnie and Clyde to problems
With money and pride
Together they couldn't decide
The righteous way to go
Little one would know
Or believe if I told him so
The righteous way to go
Little one would know
Or believe if I told him so
Through parental separation
And miscommunication
I love my mama more than I love myself
Along with grandmamma they played
My two parents so you know I love them
More than I love myself
In and out of prison for stealing
Illegally making a living
But she taught me how to love myself
Pops wasn't there to teach me
'bout the man inside
I had to learn who he was myself
I was the man of the
House so my younger siblings
Looked up to me as the
Father that they never had
Resentful of the fact my
Sister would talk smack
And call him "sperm donor"
But never call him "dad" it's sad
I know it gets lonely for my only brother
Cause him and his father never really
Got to know each other
And those days I vowed for sure
If I ever had a child, I would choose
The righteous way to go
Little one would know
Or believe if I told him so
The righteous way to go
Little one would know
Or believe if I told him so
I became a parent at the age of twenty-one
With no doubts or questions cause
I love my son
I fell for a woman same name as my mama
Maintained heavy drama, but I love my son
Eleven years of love, lies and fears
Closed our eyes and ears
But because my son had
Nothing to do with the reason
We would fight for days
We kept it together to raise my son
In the beginning
We would ditch school to see each other
She quit school and ran away
So we could be together
Before I got paid for working my tongue
The greatest moment that we shared was
The birth of my son
Another eight years passed till the
Day that I left and why's that? We never
Nurtured our relationship
And it went bust and die cause
Of problems with trust and pride
Together we couldn't decide
(the righteous way)
The righteous way to go
Little one would know
Or believe if I told him so
The righteous way to go
Little one would know
Or believe if I told him so
Little one would know
Or believe if I told him so
The righteous way to go
Little one would know
Or believe if I told him so
Through fights with mom and
Long nights you're gone
Through all types of wrong, I love my pops
Through penitentiary drug addiction
And misery
You defeated the enemy, I love my pops
Twenty some odd years wiping
My little sister's tears
She missed dad, but where was my pops?
Too proud to tell us he
Was running from his demons
And we're thinking that nothing could
Ever budge my pops
But, I used to wonder what put my moms under
My pops and kept 'em
Together for seventeen summers
I reminisce in my mind me
And my pops would find
The time we spent it never seemed funner
But, I remember the day that he left
Him and my mama
They never nurtured their relationship
And it went
From Bonnie and Clyde to problems
With money and pride
Together they couldn't decide
The righteous way to go
Little one would know
Or believe if I told him so
The righteous way to go
Little one would know
Or believe if I told him so
Through parental separation
And miscommunication
I love my mama more than I love myself
Along with grandmamma they played
My two parents so you know I love them
More than I love myself
In and out of prison for stealing
Illegally making a living
But she taught me how to love myself
Pops wasn't there to teach me
'bout the man inside
I had to learn who he was myself
I was the man of the
House so my younger siblings
Looked up to me as the
Father that they never had
Resentful of the fact my
Sister would talk smack
And call him "sperm donor"
But never call him "dad" it's sad
I know it gets lonely for my only brother
Cause him and his father never really
Got to know each other
And those days I vowed for sure
If I ever had a child, I would choose
The righteous way to go
Little one would know
Or believe if I told him so
The righteous way to go
Little one would know
Or believe if I told him so
I became a parent at the age of twenty-one
With no doubts or questions cause
I love my son
I fell for a woman same name as my mama
Maintained heavy drama, but I love my son
Eleven years of love, lies and fears
Closed our eyes and ears
But because my son had
Nothing to do with the reason
We would fight for days
We kept it together to raise my son
In the beginning
We would ditch school to see each other
She quit school and ran away
So we could be together
Before I got paid for working my tongue
The greatest moment that we shared was
The birth of my son
Another eight years passed till the
Day that I left and why's that? We never
Nurtured our relationship
And it went bust and die cause
Of problems with trust and pride
Together we couldn't decide
(the righteous way)
The righteous way to go
Little one would know
Or believe if I told him so
The righteous way to go
Little one would know
Or believe if I told him so