And if you hear me talking on the wind You've got to understand we must remain Perfect strangers Can you remember, remember my name? As I flow through your life A thousand oceans I have flown And cold spirits of ice All my life I am the echo of your past

I sit and cry and sing the blues Oh, no one to depend on Oh, I've got no one to have fun with Since my baby's love had been done with Well, I don't know what to do Well, no one to call me sweet names And my heart is filled with pain Oh, I only think of

Straight outta Southside Crazy motherfucker named Bank-o Crack rap, million doller bankroll Black Lac, for my outta state ho These niggas talk gangster But really ain't tho I'ma stormy night, you a rainbow I'ma G, tight clothes ain't my thing bro

True to truth somehow But never truly lied at all, then and now (But never truly lied at all, then and now) I put A$AP on my tat (woo!), I put New York on the map (woo!) I put the gang on the flames (woo!), they gon' remember the name They robbin' boys

The power of equality Can I get just a little bit of power Is not yet what it ought to be It fills me up like a hollow tree My name is peace, this is my hour I've got a soul that can not sleep At night when something just ain't right Blood red, but

I memorize every line, I kiss the name that you sign, And darling then I read again right from the start, Sky may be starless, the night may be moonless But deep in my heart there's a glow For deep in my heart, I know that you love me You love me because

It's my show With my soul Not my hand Where I stand It's my role Strange, living with a name They get the best of me But I'm not walking away

As the crow flies baby, well I ain?t so far from you In a dream last night, where I heard you call my name Well you don?t know baby how I miss your sweet caress But since I don?t have wings, I can?t get home as fast as I want to Well I took it as an omen

My baby left town But I wonder why you go Drive down baby Like showers of rain Can't you hear my fair girl Call my name Can't you hear my fair girl call my name? She calls so loud, it's so plain I walked on down to the station

On cold nights In a prayer for dawn But the daylight Isn't what she wants The concrete Calls my name again I'm falling Through the cracks I slip She got down on hands and knees, one ear against the ground,