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Kem - Brotha Man lyrics
Brotha' man can I help you Let me cut to the rhythm of your attitude Understandin' love patience a little kindness Will help to relieve you spiritual blindness let us Break the metaphysical down to the marrow God loves you still he keeps the sparrow In his hands He's got a plan yall And I'm sure it's gonna be groovey So think about the days when livin' wasn't easy Think about the times when life was so misleading Think about the days before they had any meaning Think about these things what a difference you'll make God's gonna heal you everywhere you hurt You've done all you can so just watch him work His wonders see this one that is mystical sweetness Folks stick around as we watch him complete this Thing he has done in you and in me Cast your cares upon the sea of tranquility Which by the way you know he would never let you drown in So why do we die on the beach when Love abounds in ways untold people watch there dreams unfold Every day in the blink of an eye slight of hand Trust me yall when I say God is the man he can And most definitely will rest your soul Truth be told let him have control See his eye is always on you And still he keeps the sparrow Even though life is'nt easy So think about the days when love was only fleeting Think about the days before they had any meaning Think about these things what a difference you'll make Think about the days [adlib] Won't you think about the days when livin' wasn't easy Think about the times when when life was so misleading Think about the days before they had any meaning Won't you sit around think about these things won't you won't you Think about the days when life was so sad Think about the times when love was somethin' you lacked in Think about the days when you lived on your hands and knees Won't you think about these things What a difference you'll make [out] |
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