Luyện nghe bài hát One Man Can Change The World (Rudimental Remix)

They to tell me
I hope you to make it on your own
And if you love yourself know you'll never be alone
I hope that you get you want and that you chose
I hope it's the realest thing that you ever know
Hope you get the pretty girls, pretty and everything
Million dollar cribs havin' million dollar
And when you get it all remember one thing
one thing
That one man could change the

All I, all I was a hundred million dollars and a bad chick
Imagine this so much some it felt like that I had it
Back on the
Starin' at the tryna to connect the dots
But its makin' those attachments
I'm talkin' dreamin' so hard, some nights it felt like day
You know? My - my step used to flip them bags outside the crib like it was trash day
No Kim K, but he yay (Ye)
But when you're fast money, slow down, don't crash
all the drive in the world, swear you still need gas
Look, think about it, your eyes, dream about it
Tell your team it, go make million dollar schemes about it
Success is on the way, I feel it in the
Used to look up at the stars and be ain't too much that's different
I be shinin', they be shinin', get one shot don't you miss it
What you bout' wakin' up everyday like you on a mission?

I hope you learn to it on your own
And if you love yourself just know never be alone
I hope that you get everything you and that you chose
I hope that it's the realest thing you ever know
Hope you get the pretty girls, pretty and everything
Million dollar cribs havin' dollar dreams
And when you get it all just remember one
one thing
That one man could the world

My grandma told me if you write your name in you'll never get the white out
I grinded out that black hole then up at the white house
Standin' next to Jim Carrey, we stories then laughed
I you not the only one I know got rich wearin' masks
Where I'm from I swear they broke, they need way more than the
We need more than you have
And then we need than that
But how am I to say I'm tired
If that girl from West Virginia came up in conditions I couldn't survive
Went to war, came back
On top of that became a female black
being black you had to extra extra try
Way before James Brown us proud
She bought a crib on the same street as Marvin
there on Outer Drive, and she taught me how to drive
And she raised the kids, the kids' kids, and she did it right
me how to love, taught me not to cry
When I die, I hope you me how to fly
All my life been that angel in disguise saying