Sorry nigga, I’m tryna come home
Sorry nigga, I’m tryna come home
Well, the walls are talking to me
And I know you think I’m wrong
But sorry nigga, I’m tryna come home
Now when the phone start to click in, your words start to echo
Say you got to hang up but the man won’t let goOh, my nigga say it ain’t so
Now we speaking on some niggas that he say he ain’t know
We used to steal dirt bikes, dodge raindrops
So close niggas thought we had the same pops
Graduated, gettin’ money on the same blocks
But things changed and we ain’t end up in the same box
Hear ‘em whisper “it ain’t adding up”
Giving you the jailhouse talk but you ain’t mad enough
I never thought I’d be the last man standing up
I never thought I’d had have to question were you man enough
Long letters how the streets got the best of you
Telling all your cellies how come I ain’t sitting next to you
Yeah, see I can read between the lines
So it’s awkward when you call and I gotta press 5
Sorry nigga, I’m tryna come home
Sorry nigga, I’m tryna come home
I think the Feds are looking through me
Can’t you hear it in my tone?
So I’m sorry nigga, I’m tryna come home
Got me tiptoeing through the conversation on our calls
Tryna act normal but the writing is on the wall
It’s like I hear you smiling when you heard they hit the wall
But I just let it ride so I don’t be the next to fall
(They say [?] been getting money while I’m gone
And wasn’t he tryna holla at my bitch when I was home)
Nah, he selling cars, it’d be him and [?]
I’m just tryna offset what he was saying on my phone
Nowadays niggas don’t need shovels to bury you
Pointing fingers like pallbearers how they carry you
So much for death before dishonor
Might as well have a robe and gavel like your honor
I just sit and wonder, play it by the numbers
When you ride like lightning then you crash like thunder
Seen your baby mama she ain’t even know if she should speak
What the fuck is there to say knowing her king’s now weak saying…
Sorry nigga, I’m tryna come home
Sorry nigga, I’m tryna come home
Well, the walls are talking to me
And I know you think I’m wrong
But sorry nigga, I’m tryna come home
Let’s talk real niggas, let’s speak real, nigga
How many niggas you know snitching you ain’t killed, nigga?
Covered his own tracks, he didn’t care that
We had a legacy he killed, I got to wear that
Every move we ever made is getting starred at
I bet the man inside his mirror doesn’t stare back
Break your heart when the man you call your brother
Be the same one that setting in motion all them undercovers
Called my mom mother, was at my graduation
When I signed my record deal you was my motivation
From great friends now it’s no affiliation
Divided by the time he was facing
Once he told me that…
Sorry nigga, I’m tryna come home
Sorry nigga, I’m tryna come home
I think the Feds are looking through me
Can’t you hear it in my tone?
So I’m sorry nigga, I’m tryna come home
Pusha T, real name Terrence Thornton, is an American rapper born in Virginia in 1977. Known for his aggressive flow and intricate rhymes, Pusha T began his musical career as a member of the duo Clipse alongside his brother Malice. The group released three albums between 2002 and 2009, gaining a fan base thanks to innovative productions and lyrics that explored themes of street life and success. In 2010, Pusha T embarked on a solo career, releasing four albums: *My Name Is My Name* (2013), *King Push - Darkest Before Dawn* (2015), *Daytona* (2018) and *It's Almost Dry* (2022). His albums are characterized by high-level productions, often curated by Kanye West, and lyrics that reflect his personal experience and his perspective on society. Among Pusha T's most representative tracks are «Numbers on the Boards», «Infrared» and «Santeria». In 2020 he founded his own record label, Harvest Records.
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