It's About that Time, eh?
Despite all the others lost, this memory could never fade.
"Lil Wayne"... And One Day... "Me"
I don't think I'm better than anybody personally
I don't think I'm better than anybody spiritually
I don't think I'm better than anybody in any way or form or fashion
But as far as this writing thing...
I think I am better than everybody
I'm a competitor
I hope everybody else feels the same way about their craft
If you do, it makes it better for the people
It makes it better for the audience, dawg
So if you're reading this and you wanna see someone that's dedicated to what they do
I'm so dedicated I feel I'm the best
And that's that
Best Regards,
Leon Warczak
Sidenote: The quote is altered slightly from the mixtape Dedication 2 (by Lil Wayne & produced by DJ Drama), song name Dedication.
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Leon Warczak
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