You don't like it, you don't like it So where's your superego? This ain't the me show, keep it on the low Where's your superego? You let your head grow, I tried to let you know When I tell you how it is, you don't like it I tell you how it is, you don't

When I grow up, I wanna be like Wiz Khalifa Have lot's of cool stuff, when I grow up Hear my music through the speakers I wanna feel love when I grow up I wanna have enough to pay the bills When I grow up, when I grow up And buy my mom a house up on the

And baby, when you wanna start growin' up Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah We can boom, boom, boom, baby, fall in love I need a man A man who can act like a man So hear me now, I don't get paid to babysit no one I'm out here lookin' for the one to love

Every day, every hour, turn the pain into power That’s how a superhero learns to fly When you've been fighting for it all your life You've been struggling to make things right A heart of steel starts to grow When you've fighting for it all your life

We'll carry on Your memory will carry on Will never take my heart You can try You'll never break me When I was a young boy My father took me into the city To see a marching band He said, son, when you grow up

God knows at least we try Oh, God knows We will get up and grow We can make it just in time We'll march on 'Cause every time when we fall Oh, oh, God I know I won't be on my own Even birds don't fly alone

After the club, strip When I get you home, strip We on that grown shit baby hop up on this I'ma take your clothes all off (strip) Take your clothes all off take your clothes (strip) Your clothes clothes all off And when the valet pull up shorty ride with

Rewind those moments again Of when you felt at ease in my home I'm asleep and my heart rate's up, 'cah you did nothing on no day I wake, scrub and mi bubblin' face, somewhere we both can grow Didn't feel, didn't feel wrong Let me go, we'd be alone Thanks

He was a giant When I was just a kid I was always trying To do everything he did I can still remember every lesson he taught me Growing up learning how to be like my old man He was a lion We were our father's pride

Now I'm feeling just like Woody Allen. Finally I'm right where I should be. Like when you grow up doing donuts in the parking lot, You hit the station, go insane, and when the kick-drum drops You know, now I'm feeling just like Woody Allen. Hey, and