Im Just Tryna Be

Im Just Tryna Be
The lover you imagined in ya dreams.
The one that keeps you safe
The one that makes you smile
Who carries your love
Here in a vase
Across the desert
for thousands of miles.
Im Just Tryna Be
The lover you imagined in ya dreams.
Who sets up the perfect evening,
Who shows you love for no particular reason.
You wanted to be a princess
Well baby I will treat you
Like a queen
And since you have natural beauty.
Ima be the beast throughout this scene
so give me a kiss
And watch how I transform.
As soon as your heart gets cold
I will be the one to make it warm.
So if we are Adam and Eve
Why did we eat the apple off the tree????
Cause your the apple of my eye
And without you girl
I will die.
Your the left side to my rib,
The right beat to my heart,
The perfect melody to my ears,
And nothing can tear that apart.
Im Just Tryna Be
The lover you imagined in your dreams.
Take you anywhere you want to go
Let you see anything you want to see
So when I drop down on one knee
You won't even hesitate
Cause you know you were made for me.
Im Just Tryna Be
Baby Im Just Tryna Be
The last thing on your mind
The only one in your heart
Through the end of time.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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Posey Avatar
July 6, 2013 at 10:17 PM
Can be read to a rap rhythm and sounds really good. Congratulations on your win... Jake
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July 6, 2013 at 2:02 PM
this is one cool poem, CONGRATS, love Skat
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July 5, 2013 at 11:10 PM
NAS.... congratulations... from:Linda
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April 28, 2013 at 2:19 PM
Wow!! I wish I could write music to put the song to your lyrics. Good stuff, Nas. :)
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