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That was the sweetest thing of all time, uh\n\n  Legacy, Legacy, Legacy, Legacy\n  Black excellence baby, you gon' let 'em see\n  Legacy, Legacy, Legacy, Legacy\n  Black excellency, baby, let 'em see\n\n  I've been listenin' to Wu-Tang and niggas like\n  \"Your seed, married his seed, married my seed\"\n  That's how we keep Carter money all in the family\n  You see, my father, son of a preacher man\n  Whose daughter couldn't escape the reach of the preacher's hand\n  That charge of energy set all the Carters back\n  It took all these years to get to zero in fact\n  I hated religion 'cause here was this Christian\n  He was preachin' Sundays, versus how he was livin' Monday\n  Someday I forgive him\n  'Cause strangely our division led to multiple religions\n  I studied Muslim, Buddhist, and Christians\n  And I was runnin' from him, He was givin' me wisdom\n  See how the universe works?\n  It takes my hurt and help me find more of myself\n  It's a gift and a curse\n  That's called the red queens race\n\n  You run this hard just to stay in place\n  Keep up the pace, baby\n  Keep up the pace\n  You run this hard just to stay in place\n\n  Legacy, Legacy, Legacy, Legacy\n  Black excellence, you gon' let 'em see\n  Legacy, Legacy, Legacy, Legacy\n  Black excellency, baby, let 'em see\n\n  Day, someday, someday we'll all\n  Someday we'll all be free\n"},{"id":27385205,"name":"Legacy","trackName":"Legacy","artistName":"JAY-Z","albumName":"We’re All in This Together: The Songs of Mansun","duration":654.589,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Daddy, what's a will?\nTake those moneys and spread 'cross families\nMy sisters, Hattie and Lou, the nephews, cousins and TT\nEric, the rest to B for whatever she wants to do\nShe might start an institute\nShe might put poor kids through school\nMy stake in Roc Nation should go to you\nLeave a piece for your siblings to give to their children too\nTIDAL, the champagne, D'USSÉ, I'd like to see\nA nice peace-fund ideas 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