| Every day wake up, every day wake up, every day wake up |
| Every day wake up, every day wake up, every day wake up |
| Every day wake up, every day wake up, every day wake up |
| Every day wake up, every day wake up, every day wake up |
| Every day wake up, every day wake up, every day wake up |
| Every day wake up, every day wake up, every day wake up |
| Every day wake up, every day wake up, every day wake up |
| Every day wake up, every day wake up, every day wake up |
| Every day wake up, every day wake up, every day wake up |
| Can’t get enough, no, I can’t get enough |
| Took another route, throw another, ended up |
| Had an M in my hand, but I didn’t wanna be that man |
| Look in the mirror, couldn’t see that man |
| Pick up the pen, never stick up to men |
| Only pick up the stick if I need to defend |
| If I did it back then, might drop dead |
| Know a nigga do a lot 'cause he a hothead |
| I took a ride through my city the other day |
| Wonder what would have happened if it all went the other way |
| Jump in the whip, now I reminisce on the days when I was runnin' 'round the Ave |
| Couldn’t ever imagined the way that my life would have turned out and all of |
| the things I’d have |
| I ain’t talkin' material, talkin' about my material |
| This shit that I’m writin' is shit that I been through |
| I went through the worst, but I made it out |
| Like the Alpha Omega, to show me which way it could go, yeah, he laid it out |
| Instead of just sittin' on a beach I’m reconnectin' with the streets |
| It wasn’t payin' attention, I was prayin' for a cent |
| No need to mention my attention to detail |
| Homie, we will prevail |
| Lot of motherfuckers wanna wake up every day |
| Then they murder their own, but they know it’s another way |
| Fuck all the violence and drugs in communities |
| This song right here is immunity |
| They call it the trap, 'cause they trapped |
| And they take our money, then they don’t give it back to us |
| Black man can’t even get himself a bachelor |
| Dropped out of school then he picked up a spatula |
| 'Cause he never had a good role model, just a hood role model |
| Now I know that’s the old model, we breakin' that cycle |
| Think I see the finish line, got a vision now, don’t diminish mine |
| Lot of brothers in the hood doin' good and I know I see it all the time |
| But they only wanna push all the drugs and all the crime on Channel 9 |
| Fuck all that falsely, this shit right here for my people |
| People that strugglin', people work hard as they can, but still don’t feel equal |
| Trust me, I know |
| I been here before |
| Trust me, I know |
| That feelin' don’t ever go |
| Every day wake up, every day wake up, every day wake up |
| Every day wake up, every day wake up, every day wake up |
| Every day wake up, every day wake up, every day wake up |
| Every day wake up, every day wake up, every day wake up |
| Every day wake up, every day wake up, every day wake up |
| Every day wake up, every day wake up, every day wake up |
| Every day wake up, every day wake up, every day wake up |
| Every day wake up, every day wake up, every day wake up |
| And on a beautiful Autumn day in 2011 |
| Logic and his best friends drive through the slums of College Park in a Chevy |
| Impala |
| Around the streets of Prince George’s county |
| Cruisin' through an unknown universe |
| Beginning a journey that would inevitable alter the course |
| Of not only their own |
| But the lives of millions of people around the world |