[INTRO:]
Oh no, I thought it'd never come
That day that I tell that I gotta run
Run, run back to my Savior
To my labor, cause His word is razor sharp
I forgot I had it in my heart
I gotta do a clean sweep from the start
I drop everything that ain't clean
Don't take it for being mean
A brother's gotta fufill his dreams
You feelin me?
[VERSE:]
You made my toes, bring my balance to the floor
You made my feet, walk right over to your door
You had my ankles, tangled, and puzzled
You had my knees to the point they'd buckle
the light of day hadn't stumbled over your way
Didn't wait for the night time, the high time, the right time
Bein as it was, we had to close the door
It's like turnin away from a million bucks
But I can't see you no more
[CHORUS:]
It's like the cold of a lonly night
The draft of a window not shut tight
I've got a hunger for bein right
That's what I'm livin for, I'm livin for
Inticed by the things you do
It's a one way ticket to devil's hell foolin wit you
My soul wants to be true
That's what I'm livin for, I'm livin for
[VERSE:]
You had my legs on the verge of Virtual restrainer
I could not move without permission from my trainer
You had my arms and hands Wrapped around your lust
You made my heart buzz
the light of day hadn't stumbled over your way
Didn't wait for the night time, the high time, the right time
Bein as it was, we had to close the door
It's like turnin away from a million bucks
But I can't see you no more
[CHORUS]
[BRIDGE:]
I'd give my life
Not under tempation, nor condemnation
For my slavation is more important to me
[CHORUS]
[repeat]
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