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311 – Rolling Through

Singers: 311
Albums: Moonchild – Voyager
song cover

Lyrics 311 – Rolling Through

Text:

I’ll give you shelter, give you bread
Make you live again
Sometimes it’s half a dozen
Sometimes half of ten

Old boy it’s business after dark
I’m a can of Krylon
You’re a wall I mark
But now leave
I’ve got books to read
And ones to write
Stop bothering me

It’s not laces or places
Or papes I fold
It’s bars I drop
And these bars is gold

Far as the nearest star
It’s still a great distance despite your insistence
That’s what I see
Stay up and away
Seizing the day
And know that you’re doing fine

Always know that you got to go, do
What you feel but don’t forget make it real
No doubt it’s about staying true
(Nothing gonna stop us)
Always know that you gotta grow, so
Honestly it’s best that you know
Who you are as you go rolling through

Unbelievable stones
Inconceivable tones

Take a bite of it
And last longer deep in your bones
In your chromosomes faster
Beautiful disaster
We can throw a party
Getcha out of your homes

I step in the realm
Taking the helm
So one to stand up
I know the history
Breaking it down
Whatever the fuck we want to be
The epitome, a philosophy
Of music exploration
Thank you for tripping with me
(Is he crazy)

Far as the nearest star
It’s still a great distance despite your insistence
That’s what I see
Stay up and away
Seizing the day
And know that you’re doing fine

Always know that you got to go, do
What you feel but don’t forget make it real
No doubt it’s about staying true
(Nothing gonna stop us)
Always know that you gotta grow, so
Honestly it’s best that you know
Who you are as you go rolling through

Sacking many elements and making a dent
Meanwhile I’m racking up the eloquence
To say what I meant
Because the bigger the bomb
The bigger the blast
The quicker they go past
I cast and
Summon the power
To come in an hour
Cuz I can outlast

Everybody wanting something
Everybody wanting payoffs
Having a blast and amassing
All the chaos

As far as my eyes can see at sunup

Album

Moonchild – Voyager