The same dust can't stay
I gotta clean or I can't think
Resort to cantankerous means on the cash play rat races
The cheese sit in the trap, waitin'
Snap, then we break
Somethin' reachin' for me from the waist
These days I'm mindful of what I embrace
Operating on a empty tank, spank me
Fumes fueling a flame
My grandfather spoke thirteen languages
Somehow never had nothing to say to Boot Raymond
Sensed hazel, made sense of it through prayer
Booze is a fool's fragrance
[?] saved us
[?] brain getting chipped away at, daily
His body on a road where his mind flailed and funeral whaled us
No beluga, no Bob, just mood swangin', true pain
I couldn't eat or sleep for seven days
Maimed me, I ain't weak
Keep changing for the better, what to do when your job thankless
In the middle of the marsh where mosquitoes chomp ankles, swamp
Marching on on the quest for my lost halo, God
Earl Sweatshirt, real name Thebe Neruda Kgositsile, is an American rapper, singer-songwriter, and record producer born in 1994 in Los Angeles. Son of American poet Keorapetse Kgositsile, Earl began writing rap at the age of ten, releasing his first mixtapes online during his adolescence. In 2010, he joined the collective Odd Future, quickly gaining a reputation for his intricate rhymes and dark flow. After a voluntary period of withdrawal in a religious boarding school in 2011, Earl continued to release successful music, collaborating with artists like Tyler, the Creator and Kendrick Lamar. His albums, including "Doris" (2013) and "I Don't Like Shit, I Don't Go Outside" (2015), have been critically acclaimed for their introspective depth and innovative productions. Among Earl Sweatshirt's most representative tracks are "Chum", "Grief", and "Sunday".
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