You Know You're Right Songtext
von Windmills
You Know You're Right Songtext
Been crazy years with the
Been crazy years with the
Been crazy years with the
Been crazy years with the blues paying dues
I know, I know
I know, I know
Been crazy years with the
Been crazy years with the
Been crazy years with the
Been crazy years with the blues paying dues
I know, I know
I know, I know
How many worthy of heaven knew not one
Men and women, kids and children, anywhere you go can find
Needy, greedy, jealous types without a sense of wrong or right
Inner city ghettos to the smallest towns that you can find
School shootings, suicides, anger issues running wild
Weed toking, chain smoking, pill popping, sniffing lines
Alcohol and parasites, soccer moms and trophy wives
Yoga pants and hungry eyes waiting in those coffee lines
Glued to their cell phones while holding on their baby child
I′m forever paying dues forever like a friend of mine
Cool enough to say to me the fragile and the petrified
Been crazy years with the blues paying dues
I know, I know
You might be surprised of all the things that people hide behind
Hoping that no one will find it funnier than Richard Pryor
I'm surprised that you′re surprised
That there's nowhere to run or hide
Like no one ever told me and I wasn't ever notified
Of rebel yells, corporate ties, rolling off computer sides
Bottom feeding, overeating, overweight and super sized
Bothered easily and want to fight instead of let it slide
People that you′ve never met who love to give you free advice
You don′t have to stand in front of me to think I'm on your side
Knowing when you′re not to speak is harder than some words to find
Been crazy years with the blues paying dues
I know, I know
You might be surprised of all the things that people hide behind
Hoping that no one will find it funnier than Richard Pryor
I'm surprised that you′re surprised
That there's nowhere to run or hide
Like no one ever told me and I wasn′t ever notified
Of rebel yells, corporate ties, rolling off computer sides
Bottom feeding, overeating, overweight and super sized
Bothered easily and want to fight instead of let it slide
People that you've never met who love to give you free advice
You don't have to stand in front of me to think I′m on your side
Knowing when you′re not to speak is harder than some words to find
Been crazy years with the blues paying dues
I know, I know
Sex, gossip, telling lies, find a way to stay alive
Like I don't even have a name for you to try to mention mine
Used to be good looking now it′s how I'm just another guy
Who′s better looking buying all your drinks for the entire night
With rhymes blowing you away as if a dandelion
Scalping you like Indians to see what's really on your mind
Aren′t you glad that you're allowed to take it one day at a time
Going through it you and I no matter if it's rain or shine
What is it you do to thrive to act as if you won a prize
With so much water in your well to find it′s always running dry
When you establish you have eyes and they aren′t colorblind
That's only saying to me that your heart is not as big as mine
Been crazy years with the
Been crazy years with the
Been crazy years with the blues paying dues
Now walk away
That′s all it is, it's nothing more
Free yourself, don′t you see
Piece of shit, say it, walk away
You're right, you′re right
Not those fuckers you want to tell you how to think
You're fucking right
People who hate people come together
No, sorry wrong meeting again
You got everything working every time you touch
It's a great feeling
Real great feeling when you′re right
And you know you′re right
Motherfuckers really don't know what this hip-hop′s all about
Really don't know what this hip-hop′s all about
So while y'all keep on faking the funk
We gonna keep on walking through the darkness carrying our torch
You′re our strongest member
Fuck yeah, carrying our torch
That's what I'm talking about
That′s what I′m talking about
Real great feeling when you're right
And you know you′re right
Damn, we almost had a meeting going
Played only in the so-called art theaters and it was
Played only in the so-called art theaters
And it was not a financial success
Been crazy years with the
Been crazy years with the
Been crazy years with the blues paying dues
I know, I know
I know, I know
Been crazy years with the
Been crazy years with the
Been crazy years with the
Been crazy years with the blues paying dues
I know, I know
I know, I know
How many worthy of heaven knew not one
Men and women, kids and children, anywhere you go can find
Needy, greedy, jealous types without a sense of wrong or right
Inner city ghettos to the smallest towns that you can find
School shootings, suicides, anger issues running wild
Weed toking, chain smoking, pill popping, sniffing lines
Alcohol and parasites, soccer moms and trophy wives
Yoga pants and hungry eyes waiting in those coffee lines
Glued to their cell phones while holding on their baby child
I′m forever paying dues forever like a friend of mine
Cool enough to say to me the fragile and the petrified
Been crazy years with the blues paying dues
I know, I know
You might be surprised of all the things that people hide behind
Hoping that no one will find it funnier than Richard Pryor
I'm surprised that you′re surprised
That there's nowhere to run or hide
Like no one ever told me and I wasn't ever notified
Of rebel yells, corporate ties, rolling off computer sides
Bottom feeding, overeating, overweight and super sized
Bothered easily and want to fight instead of let it slide
People that you′ve never met who love to give you free advice
You don′t have to stand in front of me to think I'm on your side
Knowing when you′re not to speak is harder than some words to find
Been crazy years with the blues paying dues
I know, I know
You might be surprised of all the things that people hide behind
Hoping that no one will find it funnier than Richard Pryor
I'm surprised that you′re surprised
That there's nowhere to run or hide
Like no one ever told me and I wasn′t ever notified
Of rebel yells, corporate ties, rolling off computer sides
Bottom feeding, overeating, overweight and super sized
Bothered easily and want to fight instead of let it slide
People that you've never met who love to give you free advice
You don't have to stand in front of me to think I′m on your side
Knowing when you′re not to speak is harder than some words to find
Been crazy years with the blues paying dues
I know, I know
Sex, gossip, telling lies, find a way to stay alive
Like I don't even have a name for you to try to mention mine
Used to be good looking now it′s how I'm just another guy
Who′s better looking buying all your drinks for the entire night
With rhymes blowing you away as if a dandelion
Scalping you like Indians to see what's really on your mind
Aren′t you glad that you're allowed to take it one day at a time
Going through it you and I no matter if it's rain or shine
What is it you do to thrive to act as if you won a prize
With so much water in your well to find it′s always running dry
When you establish you have eyes and they aren′t colorblind
That's only saying to me that your heart is not as big as mine
Been crazy years with the
Been crazy years with the
Been crazy years with the blues paying dues
Now walk away
That′s all it is, it's nothing more
Free yourself, don′t you see
Piece of shit, say it, walk away
You're right, you′re right
Not those fuckers you want to tell you how to think
You're fucking right
People who hate people come together
No, sorry wrong meeting again
You got everything working every time you touch
It's a great feeling
Real great feeling when you′re right
And you know you′re right
Motherfuckers really don't know what this hip-hop′s all about
Really don't know what this hip-hop′s all about
So while y'all keep on faking the funk
We gonna keep on walking through the darkness carrying our torch
You′re our strongest member
Fuck yeah, carrying our torch
That's what I'm talking about
That′s what I′m talking about
Real great feeling when you're right
And you know you′re right
Damn, we almost had a meeting going
Played only in the so-called art theaters and it was
Played only in the so-called art theaters
And it was not a financial success
Writer(s): Jeremy Donahue, Nicholas King Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
