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Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
THEY.
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Andrew Neely
Songwriter
D. Jones
Songwriter
J. Lawlor
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
THEY.
Producer
J. Laser
Co-Producer
Dante Jones
Engineer
Mike Dozzio
Mastering Engineer
Neal Pogue
Mixing Engineer
Lyrics
[Verse 1]
I got my drinkin' from my daddy (Damn)
Used to kick the wisdom while he sipped up on his Brandy
He pushed a Plymouth, but that **** used to whip it like a Caddy
Never saw the method to his madness
Some days I would scream I can't stand you
And then he'd slip up, say he wished he never had me
I closed the distance once that **** moved to Cali
[Verse 2]
I wish I never moved to Cali
I can't even hold a grudge no more
Tough love don't make me grow up
City full of **** that I really don't trust
Lonely and I'm drunk
So I think I'll call them over and say
[Verse 3]
He used to pray for them better days till they came round
Hate where I'm headed, but I can't slow down
Pray that I feel the same when I come down
Hey
Been tryna make a change, I don't know how
Maybe I was meant to take the long way 'round
Pray that I feel the same when I come down
Hey
[Verse 4]
(Ooh) Hope I feel the same when I come down
(Ooh) Hope I feel the same when I come down
(Ooh) Hope I feel the same when I come down
(Ooh)
[Verse 5]
Finally on my own, see me on the road
Been a minute since I visit, hate to see you gettin' old
And I wish I never blamed you for the things you didn't know
Sometimes I wish I still had you to keep me on my toes
How it feel, Pops, to see your young boy gettin' money?
Got that deal, Pops
Put a little back up in your pocket
Here, Pops, I can pay you back for comin'
Nah, for real, Pops, finally livin' like you live
[Verse 6]
He used to pray for them better days till they came round
Hate where I'm headed, but I can't slow down
Pray that I feel the same when I come down
Hey
Been tryna make a change, I don't know how
Maybe I was meant to take the long way 'round
Pray that I feel the same when I come down
Written by: Andrew Neely, D. Jones, J. Lawlor