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Baby Daddy's Day (Father's Day Tribute)

by Cubs The Poet

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A song dedicated to all the Father's who are re-defining society's labels of baby daddies :)

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lyrics

Skit From The Movie: Life.

My mind is on my son
And my son is going to shine.

It was never 50/50.
I swore, I was going to grind.

Until the day he saw the world
And said the world was all mine.

“Dawg” damn, all in due time.

I can see it in his eyes,
The blessed don’t get suprised

When you know it’s all the truth
And your dreams feel like, Life.

What’s the point in running
I aint never scared!

And son when you get older
You going to tell them, I was forever there.

It’s different when it’s blood.
Money aint better than love.

Trust it hurt like hell when your mom wanted to break up.
Well, I’m working for my break!

And, I’m not asking for two week,
I’m talking money in a safe!

And sure we started tiny,
But even Tiny got to Xscape.

Bridge:
My mind is on my son
And my son is going to shine.

It was never 50/50.
I swore, I was going to grind.

Until the day he saw the world
And said the world was all mine.

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released June 10, 2014

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Cubs The Poet Maryland

24 years old.
Self-Reliant.
Critical thinker.
Bringing my generation to the forefront of culture.
Reforming and redefining the African American Mind.

Black Elitist since birth.

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