Gabriel Teodros - Tout Comprendre C'est Tout Pardonner (feat. Khingz) Lyrics

I forgive you, Father, know not what you do
Luckily, my mama was a gangster too
I'll be a better man just to honor you
I'ma raise a better man just to honor you

They said we would die early
I couldn't believe thirty
Still growing into all of me
Owning all of my faults and all of my strength too
We still with the same crew
Family with a new view
You raising a little youth
They don't tell you how to do this part
Everyone was guessing, I guess, and that's how we got our scars
If we do our best, then the next will be better than we are
Blessed is the Prince who gets to know your heart
Healing is a process I don't think will ever stop
For hard rocks who grew soft, and all they raise
For women who've put up with us in all our ways
Real love dedicates a life to change, it's on us, I'm saying

I forgive you, Father, know not what you do
Luckily, my mama was a gangster too
I'ma be a better man just to honor you
I'ma raise a better man just to honor you
I forgive you, Father, know not what you do
Luckily, my mama was a gangster too
I'll be a better man just to honor you
I'ma raise a better man just to honor you

Do you remember, do you remember
When we said we'd never ever, never ever
Be the men who didn't raise us
Couldn't claim love, had to stay numb
Couldn't feel shit cause pain was gonna kill them
Then it made us
And so, I'm trying to be the daddy my dad always wished I had
When I knew he was a boy, I felt that I could change our path
I told my papa I'ma love this baby
Then my papa passed
Thoughts of when my homie Chev's dad died
And he told me, call my dad up, homie, get that right?
And I didn't that night, but I did, and that's right
Now I'm sitting at night
Singing Moana songs with my Prince, and that's life

I forgive you, Father, know not what you do
Luckily, my mama was a gangster too
I'll be a better man just to honor you
I'ma raise a better man just to honor you

Honor love, I'ma honor you
I'ma honor times, how I honor you
I'ma honor women, how I honor you
I'ma honor home, just to honor you
I'ma honor family, to honor you
Honor Central District, just to honor you
Honor Southend, cause that's where I'm from
That's not even a question