[Bridge: Spitty]
Everybody out here struggling
We all grew up in our own way
The world ain't perfect but it's wonderous
Fight to survive each and every day
[Verse 1: Spitty]
There once was a girl right about my age
Wanna be a doctor so she had to get through all them college days
But minimum wage won't pay these fees
At night she had to go and work the corner streets
New man in town never asked for her service before
She let him in he bust open ran out the door
Nine months later popped out baby Patrice
Pops never came once went poof peace
Man she was beautiful worth more than all that scrap change
Her baby girl ain't even know her real last name
This woman got 2 jobs just to pay off apartment bills
Can't afford diapers so she stocking up when there's a sale
Patrice be in the corner while her mommy do her thang
She burst to tears every night after she gets her pay
All of this stressing mean she couldn't even go to school
Next thing she tied a noose and tipped off of the barstool, RIP
[Bridge]
[Hook: Spitty]
Cause life ain't never something fair
Life ain't never something fair
Life ain't never something fair
Life ain't never
[Verse 2: Spitty]
Flip scripts real quick let's take this story all around the globe
Young goon named Joseph from this place called Sierra Leone
He never really went to school they had him mining diamonds
These kids make next to nothing for them accessory stylings
Yo Lil Jo got them munchies, not talking real munchies
Cause the kid's been barely eating talking permanently hungry
And we all know that movie right, Blood Diamond
Well he living through it right now, no surviving
He was doing his thing working hard when a rock cut him up
Had the blood gushing out but he couldn't cover it up
Must've got something in him that shouldn't be there at all
But with no doctors around no one to drop him the ball, HIV
[Bridge]
[Verse 3: Spitty]
All I'm saying is appreciate what you got
Understand problems are solvable they all just road blocks
Be nice to people be happy smile when you can
Ain't meant to be too preachy just thoughts from a young man, c'est la vie