I was the baby of sixSix five was the yearAnd time the last of the stitchMy group swam to selfMigrated and *Became a slick niggaNot paying attention to the titTop on my wristTook my lumpsFrom my older brothersAnd older sistersTaught me to ignore the whispersToast until the oldest sippersLounging watching the birdsAnd the sixesMy father was the legendMechanic street alumDon't stop until the battle was wonWise words leftI took a right instead of going straightSwimming pools in my wakeThe brown was the mateFly niggaYou know I coordinateMo' cheeks I had to orchestrateBaby no flaws on the game tapeLying to self as I crushed the grapesNext morning the mirror reflectedMy pride was prone to indiscretionDemons crept in as I tapped the bottleFor my fallen niggas with my complexionAnd leaveAnd leaveAnd leaveEverI'd like to know youWhy don't you go?80's was crazyPretty turned to uglyBurping crackCocaine babiesWorstest seen in every black-faced ghettoSeeing young as holding cakeAnd flashing medalsSettled for the serviceFaith provided the higher purposeCame backOne foot inAnd out of the circusThen my junior became my focusTaught him how to walkWhere I can be myselfin zone two, I love you always, I wasn't perfect in your infancy, I could have been there more,to this day it strikes me to my core, 13 calendars later, my baby girl was the last in the chamber,dark skin, various flavors, dreamed of her, politicking with the great debaters,trucking along, where my ups and downs became a pawn, spawned a disease, passed on from thetrinity, he went through a lot, so it's me completed my mission, laughs and jokes withthe family for the final time before my transition,why did you gowhy did you goand leave me foreverum, about a week ago, all the boys and girls, you can go, all the way down the top of the line,go support the floor, have fun, have a nice time, watch the games, have a good time,but you know, I don't want, like I said, I don't want to hold up the time,I appreciate all the different kinds of services,so,you know, I don't want, like I said, I don't want to hold up the time,