[{"id":6307779,"name":"Snoop Dogg / Stevie Wonder / Conversations","trackName":"Snoop Dogg / Stevie Wonder / Conversations","artistName":"Snoop Dogg","albumName":"Tha Blue Carpet Treatment","duration":219.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Brothers is wack by popular demand\nChasin' fame and girls livin' they life on cruise control\nBut tell me, what do it profit a man\nTo gain a whole world livin' trife but then lose his soul?\n\nI'm here to wake my peoples up from they dreamin'\nKill every demon and snakes that make even Feds steamin'\nEven though my star gleamin', man, my life ain't trouble-free\nHomey, take it from me, Snoopy D O double G\n\nIt's no better people who have left the problems of today\nLeavin' to conclude that for them life is not the way\nBut every problem has an answer and if yours you cannot find\nYou can talk it over to Him, He'll give you peace of mind\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God, hey\n\nSo much drama on the ave, the coppers just laughed\nMan, the West is wild, that old hit was wrong\n'Cause out here, momma don't have and poppa don't have\nAs God blessed the child that can go get his own\n\nAnd we struggle hard, suffer long, I'm feelin' like this life is a trip\nTryin' to keep our hearts pure through the sins\nBut the race ain't to the swift or the strong, the wise or the rich\nBut to them that can endure it to the end and win\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God, yeah\n\nOut here the only free psychiatrist, that's known throughout the world\nIs fall in love by walks of all men and women, it's all boys and girls\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God\n\nWhether it's soldiers on the cell block or homies on the run\nWith God, man, ain't no obstacles that you can't overcome\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God\n\nYou're so frustrated, worryin' 'bout your bread\nAnd some mornings, you don't even wanna get out the bed\n\nWhen you lose too much too bad\nJust go talk to God and pray\n\nAnd you'se a good women, but you can't understand\nWhy it seems like you ain't never gon' find yourself a good man\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God\n\nMothers on welfare or ladies that's strippin'\nYou under so much pressure, feel like your sanity's slippin'\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God\nHe'll never never let you down\n\nYou know that, don't you Snoop?\nYou know I know it, Uncle Steven\nOh I know that too, we know it\nYeah we do\n\nThanks a lot, man\nNah, thank you, man I appreciate that, you know I love you\nAnd I love you for what you sayin'\nGod bless you\n\nAnd you can catch me down on my knees, askin' the Lord please\nEven G's pray, hey, with difficulty comes ease\nThere's disease, poverty and justice or oppression\nI'm askin' for Your protection and thankin' You for Your blessing\n\nConfession is good for the soul, that's how I'm tryna roll\nBe one of the greats, see the Pearly Gates, now that's the goal\nUntil then, forgive my sin if that ain't askin' too much\nNow that's Tabernacle, chuuch","syncedLyrics":null,"lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: Snoop Dogg / Stevie Wonder / Conversations\n  artist: Snoop Dogg\n  album: Tha Blue Carpet Treatment\n  duration_ms: 219000\n  instrumental: false\nlines: []\nplain: |-\n  Brothers is wack by popular demand\n  Chasin' fame and girls livin' they life on cruise control\n  But tell me, what do it profit a man\n  To gain a whole world livin' trife but then lose his soul?\n\n  I'm here to wake my peoples up from they dreamin'\n  Kill every demon and snakes that make even Feds steamin'\n  Even though my star gleamin', man, my life ain't trouble-free\n  Homey, take it from me, Snoopy D O double G\n\n  It's no better people who have left the problems of today\n  Leavin' to conclude that for them life is not the way\n  But every problem has an answer and if yours you cannot find\n  You can talk it over to Him, He'll give you peace of mind\n\n  When you feel your life's too hard\n  Just go have a talk with God, hey\n\n  So much drama on the ave, the coppers just laughed\n  Man, the West is wild, that old hit was wrong\n  'Cause out here, momma don't have and poppa don't have\n  As God blessed the child that can go get his own\n\n  And we struggle hard, suffer long, I'm feelin' like this life is a trip\n  Tryin' to keep our hearts pure through the sins\n  But the race ain't to the swift or the strong, the wise or the rich\n  But to them that can endure it to the end and win\n\n  When you feel your life's too hard\n  Just go have a talk with God, yeah\n\n  Out here the only free psychiatrist, that's known throughout the world\n  Is fall in love by walks of all men and women, it's all boys and girls\n\n  When you feel your life's too hard\n  Just go have a talk with God\n\n  Whether it's soldiers on the cell block or homies on the run\n  With God, man, ain't no obstacles that you can't overcome\n\n  When you feel your life's too hard\n  Just go have a talk with God\n\n  You're so frustrated, worryin' 'bout your bread\n  And some mornings, you don't even wanna get out the bed\n\n  When you lose too much too bad\n  Just go talk to God and pray\n\n  And you'se a good women, but you can't understand\n  Why it seems like you ain't never gon' find yourself a good man\n\n  When you feel your life's too hard\n  Just go have a talk with God\n\n  Mothers on welfare or ladies that's strippin'\n  You under so much pressure, feel like your sanity's slippin'\n\n  When you feel your life's too hard\n  Just go have a talk with God\n  He'll never never let you down\n\n  You know that, don't you Snoop?\n  You know I know it, Uncle Steven\n  Oh I know that too, we know it\n  Yeah we do\n\n  Thanks a lot, man\n  Nah, thank you, man I appreciate that, you know I love you\n  And I love you for what you sayin'\n  God bless you\n\n  And you can catch me down on my knees, askin' the Lord please\n  Even G's pray, hey, with difficulty comes ease\n  There's disease, poverty and justice or oppression\n  I'm askin' for Your protection and thankin' You for Your blessing\n\n  Confession is good for the soul, that's how I'm tryna roll\n  Be one of the greats, see the Pearly Gates, now that's the goal\n  Until then, forgive my sin if that ain't askin' too much\n  Now that's Tabernacle, chuuch\n"},{"id":23573194,"name":"Conversations - Snoop Dogg, Stevie Wonder","trackName":"Conversations - Snoop Dogg, Stevie Wonder","artistName":"Snoop Dogg","albumName":"Tha Blue Carpet Treatment","duration":218.801633,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Brothers is wack by popular demand\nChasin' fame and girls livin' they life on cruise control\nBut tell me, what do it profit a man\nTo gain a whole world livin' trife but then lose his soul?\n\nI'm here to wake my peoples up from they dreamin'\nKill every demon and snakes that make even Feds steamin'\nEven though my star gleamin', man, my life ain't trouble-free\nHomey, take it from me, Snoopy D O double G\n\nIt's no better people who have left the problems of today\nLeavin' to conclude that for them life is not the way\nBut every problem has an answer and if yours you cannot find\nYou can talk it over to Him, He'll give you peace of mind\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God, hey\n\nSo much drama on the ave, the coppers just laughed\nMan, the West is wild, that old hit was wrong\n'Cause out here, momma don't have and poppa don't have\nAs God blessed the child that can go get his own\n\nAnd we struggle hard, suffer long, I'm feelin' like this life is a trip\nTryin' to keep our hearts pure through the sins\nBut the race ain't to the swift or the strong, the wise or the rich\nBut to them that can endure it to the end and win\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God, yeah\n\nOut here the only free psychiatrist, that's known throughout the world\nIs fall in love by walks of all men and women, it's all boys and girls\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God\n\nWhether it's soldiers on the cell block or homies on the run\nWith God, man, ain't no obstacles that you can't overcome\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God\n\nYou're so frustrated, worryin' 'bout your bread\nAnd some mornings, you don't even wanna get out the bed\n\nWhen you lose too much too bad\nJust go talk to God and pray\n\nAnd you'se a good women, but you can't understand\nWhy it seems like you ain't never gon' find yourself a good man\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God\n\nMothers on welfare or ladies that's strippin'\nYou under so much pressure, feel like your sanity's slippin'\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God\nHe'll never never let you down\n\nYou know that, don't you Snoop?\nYou know I 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to the swift or the strong, the wise or the rich\n  But to them that can endure it to the end and win\n\n  When you feel your life's too hard\n  Just go have a talk with God, yeah\n\n  Out here the only free psychiatrist, that's known throughout the world\n  Is fall in love by walks of all men and women, it's all boys and girls\n\n  When you feel your life's too hard\n  Just go have a talk with God\n\n  Whether it's soldiers on the cell block or homies on the run\n  With God, man, ain't no obstacles that you can't overcome\n\n  When you feel your life's too hard\n  Just go have a talk with God\n\n  You're so frustrated, worryin' 'bout your bread\n  And some mornings, you don't even wanna get out the bed\n\n  When you lose too much too bad\n  Just go talk to God and pray\n\n  And you'se a good women, but you can't understand\n  Why it seems like you ain't never gon' find yourself a good man\n\n  When you feel your life's too hard\n  Just go have a talk with God\n\n  Mothers on welfare or ladies that's strippin'\n  You under so much pressure, feel like your sanity's slippin'\n\n  When you feel your life's too hard\n  Just go have a talk with God\n  He'll never never let you down\n\n  You know that, don't you Snoop?\n  You know I know it, Uncle Steven\n  Oh I know that too, we know it\n  Yeah we do\n\n  Thanks a lot, man\n  Nah, thank you, man I appreciate that, you know I love you\n  And I love you for what you sayin'\n  God bless you\n\n  And you can catch me down on my knees, askin' the Lord please\n  Even G's pray, hey, with difficulty comes ease\n  There's disease, poverty and justice or oppression\n  I'm askin' for Your protection and thankin' You for Your blessing\n\n  Confession is good for the soul, that's how I'm tryna roll\n  Be one of the greats, see the Pearly Gates, now that's the goal\n  Until then, forgive my sin if that ain't askin' too much\n  Now that's Tabernacle, 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West is wild, that old hit was wrong\n'Cause out here, momma don't have and poppa don't have\nAs God blessed the child that can go get his own\n\nAnd we struggle hard, suffer long, I'm feelin' like this life is a trip\nTryin' to keep our hearts pure through the sins\nBut the race ain't to the swift or the strong, the wise or the rich\nBut to them that can endure it to the end and win\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God, yeah\n\nOut here the only free psychiatrist, that's known throughout the world\nIs fall in love by walks of all men and women, it's all boys and girls\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God\n\nWhether it's soldiers on the cell block or homies on the run\nWith God, man, ain't no obstacles that you can't overcome\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God\n\nYou're so frustrated, worryin' 'bout your bread\nAnd some mornings, you don't even wanna get out the bed\n\nWhen you lose too much too bad\nJust go talk to God and pray\n\nAnd you'se a good women, but you can't understand\nWhy it seems like you ain't never gon' find yourself a good man\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God\n\nMothers on welfare or ladies that's strippin'\nYou under so much pressure, feel like your sanity's slippin'\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God\nHe'll never never let you down\n\nYou know that, don't you Snoop?\nYou know I know it, Uncle Steven\nOh I know that too, we know it\nYeah we do\n\nThanks a lot, man\nNah, thank you, man I appreciate that, you know I love you\nAnd I love you for what you sayin'\nGod bless you\n\nAnd you can catch me down on my knees, askin' the Lord please\nEven G's pray, hey, with difficulty comes ease\nThere's disease, poverty and justice or oppression\nI'm askin' for Your protection and thankin' You for Your blessing\n\nConfession is good for the soul, that's how I'm tryna roll\nBe one of the greats, see 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double G\n\nIt's no better people who have left the problems of today\nLeavin' to conclude that for them life is not the way\nBut every problem has an answer and if yours you cannot find\nYou can talk it over to Him, He'll give you peace of mind\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God, hey\n\nSo much drama on the ave, the coppers just laughed\nMan, the West is wild, that old hit was wrong\n'Cause out here, momma don't have and poppa don't have\nAs God blessed the child that can go get his own\n\nAnd we struggle hard, suffer long, I'm feelin' like this life is a trip\nTryin' to keep our hearts pure through the sins\nBut the race ain't to the swift or the strong, the wise or the rich\nBut to them that can endure it to the end and win\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God, yeah\n\nOut here the only free psychiatrist, that's known throughout the world\nIs fall in love by walks of all men and women, it's all boys and girls\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God\n\nWhether it's soldiers on the cell block or homies on the run\nWith God, man, ain't no obstacles that you can't overcome\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God\n\nYou're so frustrated, worryin' 'bout your bread\nAnd some mornings, you don't even wanna get out the bed\n\nWhen you lose too much too bad\nJust go talk to God and pray\n\nAnd you'se a good women, but you can't understand\nWhy it seems like you ain't never gon' find yourself a good man\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God\n\nMothers on welfare or ladies that's strippin'\nYou under so much pressure, feel like your sanity's slippin'\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God\nHe'll never never let you down\n\nYou know that, don't you Snoop?\nYou know I know it, Uncle Steven\nOh I know that too, we know it\nYeah we do\n\nThanks a lot, man\nNah, thank you, man I appreciate that, you know I love you\nAnd I love you for what you sayin'\nGod bless you\n\nAnd you can catch me down on my knees, askin' the Lord please\nEven G's pray, hey, with difficulty comes ease\nThere's disease, poverty and justice or oppression\nI'm askin' for Your protection and thankin' You for Your blessing\n\nConfession is good for the soul, that's how I'm tryna roll\nBe one of the greats, see the Pearly Gates, now that's the goal\nUntil then, forgive my sin if that ain't askin' too much\nNow that's Tabernacle, chuuch","syncedLyrics":null,"lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: Conversations\n  artist: Snoop Dogg\n  album: m-Tha Blue Carpet Treatment\n  duration_ms: 218825\n  instrumental: false\nlines: []\nplain: |-\n  Brothers is wack by popular demand\n  Chasin' fame and girls livin' they life on cruise control\n  But tell me, what do it profit a man\n  To gain a whole world livin' trife but then lose his soul?\n\n  I'm here to wake my peoples up from they dreamin'\n  Kill every 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'Cause out here, momma don't have and poppa don't have\n  As God blessed the child that can go get his own\n\n  And we struggle hard, suffer long, I'm feelin' like this life is a trip\n  Tryin' to keep our hearts pure through the sins\n  But the race ain't to the swift or the strong, the wise or the rich\n  But to them that can endure it to the end and win\n\n  When you feel your life's too hard\n  Just go have a talk with God, yeah\n\n  Out here the only free psychiatrist, that's known throughout the world\n  Is fall in love by walks of all men and women, it's all boys and girls\n\n  When you feel your life's too hard\n  Just go have a talk with God\n\n  Whether it's soldiers on the cell block or homies on the run\n  With God, man, ain't no obstacles that you can't overcome\n\n  When you feel your life's too hard\n  Just go have a talk with God\n\n  You're so frustrated, worryin' 'bout your bread\n  And some mornings, you don't even wanna get out the bed\n\n  When you lose too much too bad\n  Just go talk to God and pray\n\n  And you'se a good women, but you can't understand\n  Why it seems like you ain't never gon' find yourself a good man\n\n  When you feel your life's too hard\n  Just go have a talk with God\n\n  Mothers on welfare or ladies that's strippin'\n  You under so much pressure, feel like your sanity's slippin'\n\n  When you feel your life's too hard\n  Just go have a talk with God\n  He'll never never let you down\n\n  You know that, don't you Snoop?\n  You know I know it, Uncle Steven\n  Oh I know that too, we know it\n  Yeah we do\n\n  Thanks a lot, man\n  Nah, thank you, man I appreciate that, you know I love you\n  And I love you for what you sayin'\n  God bless you\n\n  And you can catch me down on my knees, askin' the Lord please\n  Even G's pray, hey, with difficulty comes ease\n  There's disease, poverty and justice or oppression\n  I'm askin' for Your protection and thankin' You for Your blessing\n\n  Confession is good for the soul, that's how I'm tryna roll\n  Be one of the greats, see the Pearly Gates, now that's the goal\n  Until then, forgive my sin if that ain't askin' too much\n  Now that's Tabernacle, chuuch\n"},{"id":15144282,"name":"Conversations (Featuring Stevie Wonder)","trackName":"Conversations (Featuring Stevie Wonder)","artistName":"Snoop Dogg","albumName":"Tha Blue Carpet Treatment","duration":218.824853,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Brothers is wack by popular demand\nChasin' fame and girls livin' they life on cruise control\nBut tell me, what do it profit a man\nTo gain a whole world livin' trife but then lose his soul?\n\nI'm here to wake my peoples up from they dreamin'\nKill every demon and snakes that make even Feds steamin'\nEven though my star gleamin', man, my life ain't trouble-free\nHomey, take it from me, Snoopy D O double G\n\nIt's no better people who have left the problems of today\nLeavin' to conclude that for them life is not the way\nBut every problem has an 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the wise or the rich\nBut to them that can endure it to the end and win\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God, yeah\n\nOut here the only free psychiatrist, that's known throughout the world\nIs fall in love by walks of all men and women, it's all boys and girls\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God\n\nWhether it's soldiers on the cell block or homies on the run\nWith God, man, ain't no obstacles that you can't overcome\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God\n\nYou're so frustrated, worryin' 'bout your bread\nAnd some mornings, you don't even wanna get out the bed\n\nWhen you lose too much too bad\nJust go talk to God and pray\n\nAnd you'se a good women, but you can't understand\nWhy it seems like you ain't never gon' find yourself a good man\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God\n\nMothers on welfare or ladies that's strippin'\nYou under so much pressure, feel like 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Leavin' to conclude that for them life is not the way\n  But every problem has an answer and if yours you cannot find\n  You can talk it over to Him, He'll give you peace of mind\n\n  When you feel your life's too hard\n  Just go have a talk with God, hey\n\n  So much drama on the ave, the coppers just laughed\n  Man, the West is wild, that old hit was wrong\n  'Cause out here, momma don't have and poppa don't have\n  As God blessed the child that can go get his own\n\n  And we struggle hard, suffer long, I'm feelin' like this life is a trip\n  Tryin' to keep our hearts pure through the sins\n  But the race ain't to the swift or the strong, the wise or the rich\n  But to them that can endure it to the end and win\n\n  When you feel your life's too hard\n  Just go have a talk with God, yeah\n\n  Out here the only free psychiatrist, that's known throughout the world\n  Is fall in love by walks of all men and women, it's all boys and girls\n\n  When you feel your life's too hard\n  Just 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life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God, yeah\n\nOut here the only free psychiatrist, that's known throughout the world\nIs fall in love by walks of all men and women, it's all boys and girls\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God\n\nWhether it's soldiers on the cell block or homies on the run\nWith God, man, ain't no obstacles that you can't overcome\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God\n\nYou're so frustrated, worryin' 'bout your bread\nAnd some mornings, you don't even wanna get out the bed\n\nWhen you lose too much too bad\nJust go talk to God and pray\n\nAnd you'se a good women, but you can't understand\nWhy it seems like you ain't never gon' find yourself a good man\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God\n\nMothers on welfare or ladies that's strippin'\nYou under so much pressure, feel like your sanity's slippin'\n\nWhen you feel your life's too hard\nJust go have a talk with God\nHe'll never never let you down\n\nYou know that, don't you Snoop?\nYou know I know it, Uncle Steven\nOh I know that too, we know it\nYeah we do\n\nThanks a lot, man\nNah, thank you, man I appreciate that, you know I love you\nAnd I love you for what you sayin'\nGod bless you\n\nAnd you can catch me down on my knees, askin' the Lord please\nEven G's pray, hey, with difficulty comes ease\nThere's disease, poverty and justice or oppression\nI'm askin' for Your protection and thankin' You for Your blessing\n\nConfession is good for the soul, that's how I'm tryna roll\nBe one of the greats, see the Pearly Gates, now that's the goal\nUntil then, forgive my sin if that ain't askin' too much\nNow that's Tabernacle, chuuch","syncedLyrics":null,"lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: Conversations\n  artist: Snoop Dogg Feat․ Stevie Wonder\n  album: Tha Blue Carpet Treatment\n  duration_ms: 219000\n  instrumental: false\nlines: []\nplain: |-\n  Brothers is wack by popular demand\n  Chasin' fame and girls livin' they life on cruise control\n  But tell me, what do it profit a man\n  To gain a whole world livin' trife but then lose his soul?\n\n  I'm here to wake my peoples up from they dreamin'\n  Kill every demon and snakes that make even Feds steamin'\n  Even though my star gleamin', man, my life ain't trouble-free\n  Homey, take it from me, Snoopy D O double G\n\n  It's no better people who have left the problems of today\n  Leavin' to conclude that for them life is not the way\n  But every problem has an answer and if yours you cannot find\n  You can talk it over to Him, He'll give you peace of mind\n\n  When you feel your life's too hard\n  Just go have a talk with God, hey\n\n  So much drama on the ave, the coppers just laughed\n  Man, the West is wild, that old hit was wrong\n  'Cause out here, momma don't have and poppa don't have\n  As God blessed the child that can go get his own\n\n  And we struggle hard, suffer long, I'm feelin' like this life is a trip\n  Tryin' to keep our hearts pure through the sins\n  But the race ain't to the swift or the strong, the wise or the rich\n  But to them that can endure it to the end and win\n\n  When you feel your life's too hard\n  Just go have a talk with God, yeah\n\n  Out here the only free psychiatrist, that's known throughout the world\n  Is fall in love by walks of all men and women, it's all boys and girls\n\n  When you feel your life's too hard\n  Just go have a talk with God\n\n  Whether it's soldiers on the cell block or homies on the run\n  With God, man, ain't no obstacles that you can't overcome\n\n  When you feel your life's too hard\n  Just go have a talk with God\n\n  You're so frustrated, worryin' 'bout your bread\n  And some mornings, you don't even wanna get out the bed\n\n  When you lose too much too bad\n  Just go talk to God and pray\n\n  And you'se a good women, but you can't understand\n  Why it seems like you ain't never gon' find yourself a good man\n\n  When you feel your life's too hard\n  Just go have a talk with God\n\n  Mothers on welfare or ladies that's strippin'\n  You under so much pressure, feel like your sanity's slippin'\n\n  When you feel your life's too hard\n  Just go have a talk with God\n  He'll never never let you down\n\n  You know that, don't you Snoop?\n  You know I know it, Uncle Steven\n  Oh I know that too, we know it\n  Yeah we do\n\n  Thanks a lot, man\n  Nah, thank you, man I appreciate that, you know I love you\n  And I love you for what you sayin'\n  God bless you\n\n  And you can catch me down on my knees, askin' the Lord please\n  Even G's pray, hey, with difficulty comes ease\n  There's disease, poverty and justice or oppression\n  I'm askin' for Your protection and thankin' You for Your blessing\n\n  Confession is good for the soul, that's how I'm tryna roll\n  Be one of the greats, see the Pearly Gates, now that's the goal\n  Until then, forgive my sin if that ain't askin' too much\n  Now that's Tabernacle, chuuch\n"}]