"Story" lyrics
I was
Born living under the hope and a rock
But I
Know niggas that are glow in the dark
I can't wait still I'm sitting on more racks
Cause all I ever wanted was Kodak, moments
But I
Don't listen now stuck in a rut
In my own prison wanna open the lock
I ain't praying enough and I know
I got eyes back in my soul
Telling me to wait and see
Fall to my knees
And let the rhythm come like it's naturally
But every time I wanna lead
I can't believe
That I could ever run to the harmony
Just like a wave that flow through the sea
Searching for days just show me the way
I'll be up late working all night
Don't hesitate we'll be all right
(Yuh, yuh, yeah)
Cause I've been tryna find the words for my story
So don't wait for a nigga
Just pray for a nigga my love
(Yuh, yuh, yeah)
It'll all be right in the morning
So hold faith for a little
Don't play with your peace of mind
And everywhere I go
I can't erase my home
Cause I know even if I don't call back
My loves keep me up when I fall back
Help me like I'm
Too tired to fill my role
Regenerate my wounds
And I owe them a piece of my whole
Cause I can't do it all on my own
You see my mama and my papa
Work too hard to see me suffer
In the presence of another
So I'll never let them down oh no I won't
(No I won't, no I won't)
And you can bet it on my soul
So the voice in my mind go "pop it, pop it"
The words and the rhythm stop it
And even if they do, yeah
I'll tell em this is what I wrote
Oh woah oh (yuh, yuh, yeah)
Cause I've been tryna find the words for my story
So don't wait for a nigga
Just pray for a nigga my love
(Yuh, yuh, yeah)
It'll all be right in the morning
So hold faith for a little
Don't play with your peace of mind
Cause I've been tryna find the words for my story
So don't wait for a nigga
Just pray for a nigga my love
(Yuh, yuh, yeah)
It'll all be right in the morning
So hold faith for a little
Don't play with your peace of mind
You can be somebody, my love
Aw yeah, let's write your story
Just believe in something my love
Aw yeah, don't wait till morning
Born living under the hope and a rock
But I
Know niggas that are glow in the dark
I can't wait still I'm sitting on more racks
Cause all I ever wanted was Kodak, moments
But I
Don't listen now stuck in a rut
In my own prison wanna open the lock
I ain't praying enough and I know
I got eyes back in my soul
Telling me to wait and see
Fall to my knees
And let the rhythm come like it's naturally
But every time I wanna lead
I can't believe
That I could ever run to the harmony
Just like a wave that flow through the sea
Searching for days just show me the way
I'll be up late working all night
Don't hesitate we'll be all right
(Yuh, yuh, yeah)
Cause I've been tryna find the words for my story
So don't wait for a nigga
Just pray for a nigga my love
(Yuh, yuh, yeah)
It'll all be right in the morning
So hold faith for a little
Don't play with your peace of mind
And everywhere I go
I can't erase my home
Cause I know even if I don't call back
My loves keep me up when I fall back
Help me like I'm
Too tired to fill my role
Regenerate my wounds
And I owe them a piece of my whole
Cause I can't do it all on my own
You see my mama and my papa
Work too hard to see me suffer
In the presence of another
So I'll never let them down oh no I won't
(No I won't, no I won't)
And you can bet it on my soul
So the voice in my mind go "pop it, pop it"
The words and the rhythm stop it
And even if they do, yeah
I'll tell em this is what I wrote
Oh woah oh (yuh, yuh, yeah)
Cause I've been tryna find the words for my story
So don't wait for a nigga
Just pray for a nigga my love
(Yuh, yuh, yeah)
It'll all be right in the morning
So hold faith for a little
Don't play with your peace of mind
Cause I've been tryna find the words for my story
So don't wait for a nigga
Just pray for a nigga my love
(Yuh, yuh, yeah)
It'll all be right in the morning
So hold faith for a little
Don't play with your peace of mind
You can be somebody, my love
Aw yeah, let's write your story
Just believe in something my love
Aw yeah, don't wait till morning
Writer(s): Odunayo Ekunboyejo, Jacob Kleinberg
