Sorry but Yasin>>>>>>
Shhit is poetry bruhYo, on The Amen, corner I stood lookin' at my former hood
Felt the spirit in the wind, knew my friend was gone for good
Threw dirt on the casket, the hurt, I couldn't mask it
Mixing down emotions, struggle I hadn't mastered
I choreograph seven steps to Heaven (what?)
Inhale waitin' to exhale and make the bread leaven
Veteran of a Cold War, it's Chica-I-go for
What I know or what's known
So some days I take the bus home (yeah), just to touch home
From the crib, I spend months gone
Sat by the window with a clutched dome
Listening to shawties cuss long
Young girls with weak minds, but they butt strong
Tried to call, or at least beep the Lord but didn't have a touch-tone
It's a dog-eat-dog world, you gotta mush on
Some of this land I must own, outta the city, they want us gone
Tearin' down the 'jects, creating plush homes
My circumstance is between Cabrini and Love Jones
Surrounded by hate, yet I love home
Asked my guy how he thought travelin' the world sound
Found it hard to imagine he hadn't been past Downtown
It's deep, I heard the city breathe in its sleep
Of reality, I touch, but for me, it's hard to keep
It's deep, I heard my man breathe in his sleep
Of reality, I touch, but for me, it's hard to keep
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Yea you could definitely make the case. The imagery mos paints with his words is fukkin magical. Mos at his peak could be the greatest lyricist that ever lived....his line "blasting holes in the night til she bled sunshine" is such a simple yet brilliant way to describe violence in the inner city. Bullet holes piercing the night sky and making it bleed sunshine....I mean come the fukk on. Mos is a fukkin geniusSorry but Yasin>>>>>>
....I don't think anybody alive coulda fukked with him at that time.Hard knuckles on the second hand of working class watches...Sorry but Yasin>>>>>>

almost on par with the World is Yours for me personally.