You what for Christmas? no What chu this is all we got? it...
It's time in the Montgomery home actin' all crazy again Momma got herself a bloody Daddy slapped her in the again Why they always gotta fight so much? Momma face Me and my bros in a panic If thats the case, yo I just stay around this was fine, we just had dinner We got all the Battle Cat, Adam and Cringer, Castle Greyskull and Snake Mountain
Now we sit and listen to y'all argue about how planned this day And y'all admitted to us Santa fake So Kid Vishis ran away poutin' Now I gotta go and him He wasn't but a spoiled little boy then Little with an innocent cry All he ever to do was fit in with us And bought him a pair of fake Timberlands and put in a real box I never forget them boots, they was called Outbacks
Momma went and found at Payless and us promise not to say nothin' Then Pop came in like he know nothin' about it Like, "Judy you send that boy out in public like that?" "He'll be fine, these kids ain't 'bout to be looking at his feet for no treat" And she meant that Meanwhile, this arrogant nigga called himself stuntin' on me and Greg with him about, "where your Timbs at?" But he was too to detect sarcasm so we was like, "nigga, where Timbs at?"
Thanksgiving in the Montgomery home Greg just came in here drunk Now tryna' cover for him, she my Daddy gone punch him again Why you gotta get so much? damn! I wish you would just stay where you was at of coming home all rude and disrespectin' all our Follow all the and shit, man
The mood done me and Vicious playing Connect Four Our Favorite movie just on the tube and it's ironic Bloodsport And I'm looking at Frank Dux and shit, thinkin' you split Before Daddy come down these of basement and see you wasted But he just cut me off like, "That nigga ain't do shit"
But the truth is he whoop my dad even if he was sober I know 'cause he once Ended up unconscious, a arm and a tooth was chipped My big bro got a lot of emotional He feel that we was all as kids He saw Momma get down all kinds of stairs like a ragdoll he was two
And this is back when used to sniff cocaine, poor thang He had to be subjected to when he gets drunk He to losing it He gets the illusion that he protect us all from the Big Bad Wolf Stand up to him and some shit But all he really is stressing Mom out Gotta her goin', "boy you know daddy up there asleep The is ready, why don't you making all this noise and let him stay sleep?"
The done in the Montgomery home Dad has just awakened again is making all kinds of noise Daddy's on his way again "Who is that making all that God damn Greggy, get up here! You out there drinking again? What the fuck I tell you about coming in my this disrespectful shit? Nigga where the fuck you been?"
I'm thinking to Greg please don't say nothin' stupid, man Every time my Daddy in his and he standing in the mad at somebody, I swear to God he got the same as Superman My brother turned around and just walks in the Without even givin' an answer, with his back to him "I gotta talk to you nigga" "Nigga, you don't me talking to you?" Next thing my did is something that when it comes to my father is something you don't do He looked him right in his eyes and he him, "what the is you gon' do?"
My father hit him so hard his hit the stove The oven door hit the fucking The turkey fell out the whole and landed near the stairs Now Daddy standing over talkin' 'bout, "Nigga, you hurt! Get up, get up!" And here Vish' talkin' 'bout, "Dad, I think he gon' get up" Then Momma damn near hysterical She called the police, the came Neighbors is all in the watching the cops takin' my out in handcuffs Damn, man shit was real embarassing
To all my friends I grew up with or up fatherless I through me you live vicariously I want you to know that we ain't no than you and We all needed We about each other more than we about if anybody understands us I'm tryin' say is "fuck you! " and Happy Holidays from the family
Every man reaches point in life Where he don't want to make no more more took me on a rollercoaster ride I've been up been down all the ribbons and my came
Took me on Turned around and took me on lows Oh I think about it I use that shit as I changed it into "power" Now you feel it? Can't you it?
That I'm a grown man "power" Yeah, let me you say yeah If you was raised in a strict like me Felt like me and it gave you "power"
You can do it too look at me See I'm a grown man "power" Yeah, everybody say If you don't know the meaning of been through so much ain't nobody can do to you
Now you feel it? run away This is how I A grown man "power"
You can do it too If I can do it Use "power"
I was a I was a ain't nothing you can do to me Do to me
"When you were a growing up with grandad and granny Did you really feel grandad was a good father to you?" Absolutely, absolutely. All my friend's daddy's was out on them left and right. he never left us, he was always there for us. Y'know there were a lot of things happened that I understand. Maybe I might not have the the same way when I was a teenager, but I understand and appreciate him so more now: as a man. Y'know he taught me respect and discipline and consequences for acts. So yeah of
"Do you think his approach as a really the type of father that you are today, or do you in ways think it had negatives to it, and if so, what kind of traits do you try to avoid as a father right now, to me?"
When you have your own understand