Sunday Morning Testimonial

Charles Hamilton

[Verse 1]
No friends, selective family
All for the goal of collecting Grammys
Plenty of stress, a mess I can't see
Blessed to stand, I won't accept the plan B
Or am I left to take a breath as a man?
Mom wasn't happy, didn't respect my damn dreams
So what, I made lots of new shit?
She'd rather me stop and do gospel music
But in my defense, your honor
I couldn't vent in the midst of playing shit behind bishop honor
Traded my organ days in for more days
Of more pain but in more ways I'm patient
My saving grace was a instrumental tape
In which I'd break my pencil tip to say shit
Though I do get offended with hate shit
I made it, now you can't say shit

[Hook]
Can't nobody make you a man or a woman
So you always gotta do what you can
And if you get tired and you don't understand, just keep in mind
(Hip-hop has saved my life)
Maybe you can make it alive, till then
Just pray that you'll be safe through the night
Just be real with your heart inside, look in my eyes
(Hip-hop has saved my life)

[Verse 2]
Two black eyes, broken nose
Jumped going home, wishing I was holding chrome
Close to overdose from poking holes in my flesh
Nowhere close to home
Don't you know that in a city where the streets are nowhere close to gold
I would roam, perfecting my 'I'm just joking' flow
So I don't care what you rappers tell me
I had some help from Marshall Mathers LP
A little bit of Pac, and of course Rak
And the Roc man, "Oh, Jay's shit? God damn"
To be the best in the mess I was presented
I played DMX and the stress would get diminished
Big L died before his time
But he could understand the afterlife more than I
So I rhyme to keep sane, Believe that
Thanks to Andre Young, and 3 stacks

[Hook]

[Verse 3]
When 'Ye hit the scene, I was excited
Finally, someone spits the shit that I spit
Sometimes, I feel he only spits shit that I get
For my approval, like, "Here Charles, do you like it?"
As far as Wasalu, I salute
Do what you gotta do, Mohammad's watching you
But sometimes I gotta fit in, so I get reckless
'Cuz reckless shit is all that gets respected
So to the kids crying, wishing they was dying
You ain't gotta be like them to get where I am
I keep looking down with a smile
As the best thing coming from H-town in awhile
Please don't give up, I almost died chasing this dream with my angry 16s
The age of 16, the grave had missed me
So I swear on it all, I'm making history

[Hook x2]

Trivia about the song Sunday Morning Testimonial by Charles Hamilton

When was the song “Sunday Morning Testimonial” released by Charles Hamilton?
The song Sunday Morning Testimonial was released in 2008, on the album “It’s Charles Hamilton”.

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