Look it don't matter if I'm young
This life isn't mine I'm living for Him now
I ain't wasting time (tick tock) never turn back
I really ain't missing nothing stead of living for myself
I be living for the mission of the King that'll soon be coming
Sin over promise under delivers
I ain't with the nonsense I'm in the Scriptures
Get to know Him early I tell 'em why I wait
So Imma serve Him all my days
It don't matter if I'm (young, young)
Yeah I'm unashamed (young, young)
That's right I'm living for the King (young, young)
Through Him I can do all things (young, young)
Yeah it don't matter if I'm (young, young, young, young)
No it don't matter if I'm (young, young, young, young)
No it don't matter if I'm (young, young, young, young)
No it don't matter if I'm (young, young, young, young)
No it don't matter if I'm Young
They say living in your twenties
Go and get yours go and get money
Sow them wild oats slide with some honeys
Yeah I tried that already and them lies don't satisfy buddy
This ones really dumb they like have some fun
Now and change tomorrow, but that may never come (tick tock)
And they saying they excuses that they young
While you stop making excuses when a man's what you become
Don't believe the lies yeah ya'll ain't missing nothing
'Cept never ending gains of holding on to sand grains
They calling me a fool I giving what I can't keep
Gaining what I can't lose
It don't matter if I'm (young, young)
Yeah I'm unashamed (young, young)
That's right I'm living for the King (young, young)
Through Him I can do all things (young, young)
Yeah it don't matter if I'm (young, young, young, young)
No it don't matter if I'm (young, young, young, young)
No it don't matter if I'm (young, young, young, young)
No it don't matter if I'm (young, young, young, young)
No it don't matter if I'm Young
A Yeezy told me get that money little duffel bag boy
Them dime-bags, nickle-bags, hustle that enjoy
But Eons D say go to jail get out you unemployed
Now you a Winn-Dixie, Publix or a Kroger bag boy
And uh and if I listen to the colleges
I probably come out sounding like a Darwinist
Agnostic and arguing tolerance I can do whatever no consequence
Partyin' partyin' with a couple barbies
Going to Bob Marley spliffs
And my god is in science, psychology
The only problem is Yahweh's real
I was locked up in a box car
Couldn't pop the top until the Son popped up
Then He copped us with a drop blood
He would adopt the flock and by the cross bring us
Brought us from the bottom though I lost
Over what I got was God and His love
How could I be missing out on everything I'm hearing now?
This better and better I'm glad I'm young
So they say you young live your life
Do what you want I think they right
Cause we want Jesus living in our sight
You only live once, my homie's living twice
New heaven homie new earth too
Yeah I'm unashamed (young, young)
That's right I'm living for the King (young, young)
Through Him I can do all things (young, young)
Yeah it don't matter if I'm (young, young, young, young)
No it don't matter if I'm (young, young, young, young)
No it don't matter if I'm (young, young, young, young)
No it don't matter if I'm (young, young, young, young)
No it don't matter if I'm
Andy Mineo (born Andrew Aaron Mineo) is an American rapper and record producer. Active since 2007, he has gained popularity for his incisive rap style and the spiritual themes he addresses in his songs. Mineo stands out for his technical skill, complex flow, and intricate rhymes. His works often explore themes of faith, identity, and social justice, combining a spiritual approach with an urban perspective. Among his most notable tracks are "You Can't Stop Me", "Hero", and "Unashamed". Mineo has collaborated with artists such as Lecrae, KB, and Trip Lee, contributing to shaping the landscape of contemporary Christian rap.
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