Lyrics:

Keep Holding On - Slum Village
Detroit Deli (A Taste Of Detroit)

Wuttup tho?
Feelin' a little under the weather today.
But had some stuff to get off my chest ya know?
Now wut I'm 'bout to say to y'all
I ain't never said to the general public.
But y'all gotta hear me yo.
Feel me.

I know I might
Sound like a got a cold and I'm speaking
But I'm cold and I'm sneezing
But I'm grown and breathin.
Hear the tone in my speaking
And it's home where he's preaching.
Both of my parents gone for a reason
Daddy's wrong just for leavin'
Mother moved on and I'm breathing.
(?) Spirits above the stones and the deamons
She belongs in a teaching
Where there's a throne and a kingdom
And deep inside my bones I'm believing
That the poems that I'm reading is the songs to my freedom.
Lik-e-ly known as deceiving
What I'm shown it ain't pleasing
Make me wanna throw stones at a deacon
And it home when he preaching
See that's Satan makin' my heart cold as a breeze
Till it's colder from freezing.
Gotta get right
I might not make it over this evening
Cause your time here is shorter than breath
Gone from wheezing.
And heard my nigga tone he was bleedin'
Through his clothes
It was leaking from some chrome that was squeezing
Now when I'm all alone
I be thinking I'm against all odds
Hoping that god will show me the evens
But I'm sick of being poor through the seasons
Smoke a drole through the drinkin' with 2 hoes through the weekend
Bout to go to my seed and...

Life can sometimes be so hard to bear
When you feel that theirs no one who cares
There are times you feel all hope is gone
Don't lose faith and just keep holding on and on and on
Keep holding on and on and on and on and on

But sometimes I feel alone in these streets
It gets cold in these streets
My heart and soul on these streets
I lost my moms
So I hold to a piece
Of a place, state and time
Where we both in the grind
And what's love to a fatherless son?
Although he had love for his son
(Pensions?) were none to seldom
I would sit on the porch till the mail come
And when it came
There never was a letter with my name
My moms was there for me
She held it down 'cause she cared for me
She never left
Even in her last breathe when she sat next to death
She was always at her best never stressed
That's why...

You gotta keep holdin' on
You gotta keep keep holdin' on
Keep holdin' on just
Keep holdin' on
Keep holdin' on...

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