I Shot My Way Out

Nas, Deric “D-Dot” Angelettie, Allan Felder, Norman Harris

Yeah
I want all my niggas to come journey with me
My name is Nas, and the year is 1973
Beginning of me, therefore I could see
Through my belly button window who I am

I existed in a womb, just like an abyss
Came straight from spirit land
My hands balled in a fist
Punching my mom's stomach
Kicking on her cervix
Twitching 'cause I'm nervous
Though my intended purpose
Was to be born to reign, not in scorn or vain
But to take on a name
That my pops chose for me
Bloodstream full of indo, developing eyes
Looking out my belly button window
My father sighs
On his face he wears a frown
And I'm wondering
If they even want me around
As I go back to spirit town
So I could rest longer before I
Come back down the chute again
In the near future when
Mom and pops could agree on this
Was here before
But my mom saw her gynecologist
He dumped me off first they want me
Then turn around and say they don't
You got 120 days, do what y'all want
But as for me, coming back
This be the last time
Abort me, keep me or give me away
Make up your minds

I shot my way out my mom dukes

They must wanna keep me
'cause 4 months passed, i'm still alive
Guess I got what they call
Ill Will to survive when I look hard
The lights is killing my eyes
I know when mom's laying down, I get bored
Start to get live
Move side to side, hear loud music and vibe
All black babies are born with rhythm
That's no lie
Solar energize, mineralize food
Flowing through my mother's tube
I'm covered in this thick layer of goo
Month two was the least most comfortable
My umbilical cord choking me
But month 3 was closer, see
That's when pops took moms to see
The doc at the clinic but I was saved
He changed his mind in the last minute
Watching 'em yell, heard my mom's voice well
Feared fist fights, so terrified when we fell
While they broke up furniture and
Smashed plates on the wall
I wondered if I am born
Will I be safe at all
This place they call the world though
My view was so large
Couldn't wait to get out
And grow up and take charge
Month 5, Month 6 went by
Hoping I'm born in July
But the Lord already figured out
A date and time septemeber 14th, '73
Get ready world
Doctors in the front waiting for me
Arms open 'cause they know when I drop
A lot of shit's gonna stop
See how the goverment will
Start re training cops
Month 9, I'm a week overdue
The labor induced pops told my moms "Push
And take deep breaths, too"
"Stay calm, " holding her arm
I'm trying to hold on
Surgical gloves touching my scalp
My head pops out everything is blurry
My first breath screamed out
Tears pouring down my pop's face
He's so proud
Wanted to hold me, but I was so bloody
They washed me off and he said
"At least that nigga ain't ugly!"
Placed me in his arms snuggly
Laid me on my mother
Finally, I got to see who
Held me in her body, she loved me
And, yo, I plan to over throw the devil
And y'all bout to see this world in trouble
Motherfuckers

Curiosità sulla canzone I Shot My Way Out di Nas

Quando è stata rilasciata la canzone “I Shot My Way Out” di Nas?
La canzone I Shot My Way Out è stata rilasciata nel 2017, nell’album “In My Ghetto”.
Chi ha composto la canzone “I Shot My Way Out” di di Nas?
La canzone “I Shot My Way Out” di di Nas è stata composta da Nas, Deric “D-Dot” Angelettie, Allan Felder, Norman Harris.

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