We are all ONE
One of a kind
My mind
My mind is more like a Mayan
Predicting the end of time
Than a man who is 24 and in his prime
I rhyme
I rhyme like I did a line of coke to cope
I'm close, to overdosing
OFF
Dopamine
And
Flammable
Green Substances
I place emphasis
On Being
One
One of a Kind
My Genome is the Blueprint for my skin tone
When I found my calling it had an AFRO-Centric ring tone
My Grandad left home
Back in 1935
And came to the isles
From Sierra Leonne
With nothing but the shirt on his back
And everything that he owned
So his legacy could become
One
One of a kind
Don't ever shine
Your shoes to walkthrough
Muddy waters!
I say that to prove
We do
A dollar worth of work
For two quarters
Why do we allow
Freedom to our sons that we don't allow
To our daughters
I wonder who taught us
That they're not
One of the same kind
I wonder what kind of lawyer
Can't defend you of the crime
Of not being
Not being yourself
If you're not one of a kind
Then you are simply
Somebody else
I've dealt
With Carbon Copies who embody the body of another
So let this food for thought be brought and served at the last supper
For my lost brothers
When I speak my truth I don't stutter
Let my tongue pierce ears impaired with
Careless clutter
I'm clearing the mental gutters
Of your mind
So you can do some soul searching
And find
Your True Self
Your True Self
If you're not one of a kind
Then You are Simply
Somebody Else