Wait Up Slow Down
from Blue Season by TK The Architect
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From the album 'Blue Season'
lyrics
See I was,
Laying in bed, bad thoughts
Couldn't get 'em out of my head
The anxiety of death, kicking knowledge like I always been
Like the sentiments of Sartre live inside of my pen
The philosopher stoned, flow the fountain of youth
Immortality through verses with no burden of proof
Always in pursuit of the truth
Not through scholastics, but back-flips up in the booth
Life still in stereo
I just got a better grip on dealing with the differences in perspectives
Bet my momma think her son dazed like church
Except my father rocks blue collars when teaching life lessons
Some still sandboxing things don't change
Lot of frosted flakes popping up these days
I remember sitting down with Taco when all this here started
Not really knowing the difference that two years can make
Smoked out with the pack like a bunch of cigarettes
Mostly on green like balsamic vinaigrette
And I ain't even close to "make it" yet
But dudes been asking me advice when I barely cope with the daily stress
Take a breath let it out my dude
Nobody goes through this with it all fine-tuned
Take a breath let it out my dude
Out in Greenport enjoying the view
And they're telling me
Hey child, you don't have to keep asking for it
Believe me
Wait child, don't rush it all, slow it all down.
Take what you need
I've been busy building since 2010
Dog I get your vibe I ain't down my friend
Bumpin L Boogie and some Common Sense
MCs miseducated I refuse to be them
They don't make moves they're pacing
Working with those with snake-like traits like EB Asics
My life's just a series of adapting to changes
Cause it don't always work out like extended engagements
Arrangements and blueprints, hence the architect
Life through my lens like John Malkovich,
Cue Zach
Born-name what my homies call me
And I'm glad they've known me this long and ain't disown me
10 years fly by like opposite train cars
Out to NYC on the LIRR
Life's good homie, hope yours is too
Most of y'all don't know that lyric, but the homies do.
It says
Hey child, you don't have to keep asking for it
Believe me
Wait child, don't rush it all, slow it all down.
Take what you need
Laying in bed, bad thoughts
Couldn't get 'em out of my head
The anxiety of death, kicking knowledge like I always been
Like the sentiments of Sartre live inside of my pen
The philosopher stoned, flow the fountain of youth
Immortality through verses with no burden of proof
Always in pursuit of the truth
Not through scholastics, but back-flips up in the booth
Life still in stereo
I just got a better grip on dealing with the differences in perspectives
Bet my momma think her son dazed like church
Except my father rocks blue collars when teaching life lessons
Some still sandboxing things don't change
Lot of frosted flakes popping up these days
I remember sitting down with Taco when all this here started
Not really knowing the difference that two years can make
Smoked out with the pack like a bunch of cigarettes
Mostly on green like balsamic vinaigrette
And I ain't even close to "make it" yet
But dudes been asking me advice when I barely cope with the daily stress
Take a breath let it out my dude
Nobody goes through this with it all fine-tuned
Take a breath let it out my dude
Out in Greenport enjoying the view
And they're telling me
Hey child, you don't have to keep asking for it
Believe me
Wait child, don't rush it all, slow it all down.
Take what you need
I've been busy building since 2010
Dog I get your vibe I ain't down my friend
Bumpin L Boogie and some Common Sense
MCs miseducated I refuse to be them
They don't make moves they're pacing
Working with those with snake-like traits like EB Asics
My life's just a series of adapting to changes
Cause it don't always work out like extended engagements
Arrangements and blueprints, hence the architect
Life through my lens like John Malkovich,
Cue Zach
Born-name what my homies call me
And I'm glad they've known me this long and ain't disown me
10 years fly by like opposite train cars
Out to NYC on the LIRR
Life's good homie, hope yours is too
Most of y'all don't know that lyric, but the homies do.
It says
Hey child, you don't have to keep asking for it
Believe me
Wait child, don't rush it all, slow it all down.
Take what you need
credits
from Blue Season,
released April 29, 2016
Featuring members of The Get Back Kids
Mixed by Zach TK Zanghi
Additional mixing by Joe Pincus
Mastered by Howie Kaufman
Featuring members of The Get Back Kids
Mixed by Zach TK Zanghi
Additional mixing by Joe Pincus
Mastered by Howie Kaufman
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