My Front Porch Looking In Ringtones

Bitch I'm outside on my front porch Waiting for a nigga who just said that he want smoke I make niggas laugh but I'm no joke Beat a nigga ass with my crocs in sport mode I feel like Austin Powers with this mojo 1994 I was born in a War zone My momma fucked my daddy, what she don't know That nigga ain't shit, so her ass went solo I told myself that I would never do that shit again Well guess who's back at it I told myself I would never divide from my friends Now I'm a mathematic I told myself that I would never run to the trends And now I'm asthmatic I told a couple bitches I'd be there till the end I guess imma crack addict Bitch imma tell i what I want, what you want Imma transparent nigga ain't no front Knock a nigga in his teeth in his fronts This for them niggas try to play me, I was young But I ain't never been fucking Forest Gump You got a problem you can see me one one on one You people pussy all y'all wana do is jump And no I cannot fight but you can meet this lil pump I'm a nigga from the north side, baby And you know I love you momma cause she raised me A good kid around bad so that made me Who I am, these people gonna praise me So I don't really give a fuck what you claiming And I could give a two shits what you saying Imma always stand tall on the pavement And I'm ready for war like the navy Bitch I'm outside on my front porch Waiting for a nigga who just said that he want smoke I make niggas laugh but I'm no joke Beat a nigga ass with my crocs in sport mode I feel like Austin Powers with this mojo 1994 I was born in a War zone My momma fucked my daddy, what she don't know That nigga ain't shit, so her ass went solo

There are no wrong roads And no window stays closed Love is always sad when it fades The glass is better stained anyways If never you find what you're looking for Come on back to the front porch Say my name through the screen door Come on back to the front porch Whatever you've done it doesn't matter 'Cause darling we're all a little splintered and battered But the light is on, what you waiting for? Come on back, come on back to the front porch We carved a story in these boards Watching life go back and forth You take it all for granted, then you leave And then it takes a while to realize what you need If never you find what you're looking for Come on back to the front porch Say my name through the screen door Come on back to the front porch Whatever you've done it doesn't matter 'Cause darling we're all a little splintered and battered But the light is on, what you waiting for? Come on back, come on back I took the long way Looking for the shortcut To find out that this place Was made of the best of If never you find what you're looking for Come on back to the front porch Say my name through the screen door Oh, come on back to the front porch Whatever you've done it doesn't matter 'Cause darling we're all a little splintered and battered But the light is on, what you waiting for? Come on back, come on back Oh, come on back, come on back to the front porch

It was where my mama sat on that Old swing with her crochet It was where Grand Daddy taught me How to curse and how to pray It was where we made our own ice cream Those sultry summer nights Where the bulldog had her puppies And us brothers had our fights There were many nights I'd sit right there And look out at the stars To the sound of a distant whippoorwill Or the hum of a passin' car It was where I first got up the nerve To steal me my first kiss And it was where I learned to play guitar And pray I had the gift If the world had a front porch, like we did back then We'd still have our problems, but we'd all be friends Treatin' your neighbor like he's your next of kin Wouldn't be gone like the wind If the world had a front porch, like we did back then Purple hulls and pintos I've shelled more than my share As lightnin' bugs and crickets Danced in the evenin' air And like a beacon that old yellow bulb It always led me home Somehow Mama always knew Just when to leave it on If the world had a front porch, like we did back then We'd still have our problems, but we'd all be friends Treatin' your neighbor like he's your next of kin Wouldn't be gone like the wind If the world had a front porch, like we did back then Treating your neighbor like he's your next of kin Wouldn't be gone with the wind If the world had a front porch, like we did back then

Why can't I see what's in front of me? Why can't I see what's in front of me? I see the doors that I can't open Adding locks from time to time When it opens something blocks me And I'm asking myself why? Did I take the step I wanted Was it just a state of mind? I feel sorry for myself Every time I close my eyes And I fall into a hole And I can take no more... And I fall into a hole And I can take no more... And I fall into a hole And I can take no more... And I fall into a hole And I can take no more... Why can't I see what's in front of me? Why can't I see what's in front of me? What's behind the door I wonder? Must be brighter than my past Will I feel a little different When I take myself across? Was it really worth the journey? Was it just a foolish task? I feel sorry for myself When I open up my eyes... And I fall into a hole And I can take no more And I fall into a hole And I can take no more And I fall into a hole And I can take no more And I fall into a hole And I can take no more...