MSANII J COLE AITAJA TANZANIA KWENYE WIMBO ALIOSHIRIKISHWA NA ROYCE DA 5'9
Kama ambavyo 2Pac aliitaja neno la kiswahili kwenye wimbo wake wa Troublesome, Michael Jackson alivyotaja maneno 'nakupenda pia, nakutaka pia' kwenye nyimbo yake ndivyo ambavyo msanii J Cole amefunguka kwenye nyimbo aliyoshirikishwa na Royce Da 5'9 na kuitaja Tanzania kama sehemu yenye 'sunrays' au miale ya jua yenye kuvutia.
Hii ni tofauti kidogo na alichofanya 2Pac na Michael Jackson kwani wao walitaja maneno ya kiswahili wakati J Cole ametaja nchini na uzuri wake kwa watu wanaopenda kutazama sunset / kuzama kwa jua. Unaweza kuisikiliza nyimbo ya Royce Da 5'9 akimshirikisha J Cole kwa danta mtu wangu na pia unaweza kuisoma verse ya J Cole ambayo mwishoni kaitaja Tanzania.
[Verse 2 – J. Cole]
Twist the cap, lift the bottle back, swig it
D--k it, ten-inch rims on my mama’s Civic
Ten-inch woofers in the trunk, to be specific
They bump, rattle the license plate, plus the windows tinted
Don’t even give a f--k that it’s dented, b---h, I’m the man now
I’m rolling, driving it slow as if it’s stolen
Piling up bros like we was clothing on a dresser
Calling up hoes like we was Jodeci, let’s check her
Double D’s like double-deckers, I wanna sex her
But these keys don’t come with game on how to finesse her
Five semesters left until college, I’m under pressure
I’m not a real n---a ’til I undress her, I gotta ‘press her
This was my main concern back when concerns were lesser
Nowadays, I often yearn to press the backspace button
Or hit return, but life is not no word processor
Most folks would burn the sess to burn the stress of my real-life trauma
Plus fickle n----s thinking they done heard the best of Jermaine Lamarr
But that’s insane, it couldn’t be further left of
The truth is that my new s--t slap, you never heard it better
Give me a sec, I murder sectors
Prefer to let you see it rather than say it, but it spill out
I gotta chill out
Say “F--k the world” and never pull out
We had no Boblo boat, but I could note those times is like a Bible quote
BC, before cellphones, the first time I would smoke
I was 6-years-old, but that’s for another chapter
That’s for another story, to God be the glory
I made it out unscathed and now I sunbathe with my son and Tanzanian sunrays thinking ’bout dumb days
Thinking ’bout dumb days
Twist the cap, lift the bottle back, swig it
D--k it, ten-inch rims on my mama’s Civic
Ten-inch woofers in the trunk, to be specific
They bump, rattle the license plate, plus the windows tinted
Don’t even give a f--k that it’s dented, b---h, I’m the man now
I’m rolling, driving it slow as if it’s stolen
Piling up bros like we was clothing on a dresser
Calling up hoes like we was Jodeci, let’s check her
Double D’s like double-deckers, I wanna sex her
But these keys don’t come with game on how to finesse her
Five semesters left until college, I’m under pressure
I’m not a real n---a ’til I undress her, I gotta ‘press her
This was my main concern back when concerns were lesser
Nowadays, I often yearn to press the backspace button
Or hit return, but life is not no word processor
Most folks would burn the sess to burn the stress of my real-life trauma
Plus fickle n----s thinking they done heard the best of Jermaine Lamarr
But that’s insane, it couldn’t be further left of
The truth is that my new s--t slap, you never heard it better
Give me a sec, I murder sectors
Prefer to let you see it rather than say it, but it spill out
I gotta chill out
Say “F--k the world” and never pull out
We had no Boblo boat, but I could note those times is like a Bible quote
BC, before cellphones, the first time I would smoke
I was 6-years-old, but that’s for another chapter
That’s for another story, to God be the glory
I made it out unscathed and now I sunbathe with my son and Tanzanian sunrays thinking ’bout dumb days
Thinking ’bout dumb days
[Outro]
This is 808-Ray
This is 808-Ray
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