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Tupac's Sister

Gotta Change the World

By Norma Jane McGeheePublished 2 years ago • 1 min read

i've been to help n back

now i'm on track

i got somethin old n new

golden heart be true

dont want the world to turn out this way

gotta stop and pray

for the streets!

pimps n hoes are so yesterday

do it right

keep it tight

play ya cards right

always have a good night

good mamaz dont do no drama

house sittin dont forget kitchen

hittin

fightin for my life

but not on a kitten

just kitten

or am i

lookin up to my minaj sisters

you're so here n now

kungpow

you are above marilyn

the best one we have ever known

you gotsta stay healthy

plant the seeds

all the needs of the world

you gonna

need

more than sunin

n h20

tellin from personal experience

im ashamed of being without you

astute together we could have done it all together

with the truest hearts in the game

don't worry though

i've been

just tryina keep my core strong

hot mom

staying calm

get the help hovas

your baby g funk sista

goddesses

above

we all be

angels who don't believe

in breaking

a heart

get proper

management

be cool play smart

do ya art!

i've been to help n back

now i'm on track

yep or nah

i got somethin old n new

golden heart be true

rep or nah

dont want the world to turn out this way

gotta stop and pray

Bibles to Qurans for the streets!

yep

pimps n hoes are so yesterday

or nahchances n glances

everybody wanna be fancy

equivalent to a bugatti

shawty he be caughty nah

you know i have a show

gotta change the world

natives of all nations speak

chiefton father

in heaven i follow you

so we gotta do

constructive creative

project stabilization

be true

so many resources

angels unite

come through

orchestra

celebrities

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Norma Jane McGehee

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    Written by Norma Jane McGehee