Earl Sweatshirt – Whole World Lyrics
Whole World Lyrics by Earl Sweatshirt Ft. Maxo
Uh, uh
Uh, uh, uh, uh
Uh, uh, uh, uh
Devil hittin’ my peripherals, start laughin’ (Yeah)
Goin’ off of what I kno, and wanna see from that
Growin’ up I know I changed, know that things happen
Look a man in his face
Dreads in the way and on his chains
Gold ride it in a day, forgot his name
But he told me, “Never change,” we parted ways
I had to face with the man in the mirror since
Grew complacent with the human that I was
Angels sittin’ on my door, had to recognize
All the feelings I disguise, it’s there when I bleed
Eyes to my feet, can’t stand when I see
The world around me
The world around me, steady
The world around me
Bones stackin’ like dominoes
Catacombs, after the glow, the battle carry on
Get all that malice out your soul, the efficacy strong
I finish what I start, the funeral was hella long
I fell asleep, the effigy was short
My effervescence lost, but not entirely, I shrug the venom off
You kept a tiny peace for times we in the war
I like to think of life as deep, chilly water
We in it, feelin’ warm, swimmin’ upstream
F**k is niqqas on?
Icicles hangin’ at my heart, cagey, estrayed, stay away
I hate to say they made me a dawg
Anxious, movin’ at a pall bearer’s pace
My family flame in the rain
Enemy of the state, f**k a allegation
Caskets and crattles to the grave and back again
Thanks to the source of the creation
And match fixed like a batch of fresh lemonade
They still couldn’t fade us
How much shrapnel can your soul take?
The visions wasn’t shabby at and angle
A phantom facin’ a hallway, incarnations
Angels are coordinated with the fifth to the floor
Let’s go half on a baby
I’m just playin’ a course, I’m just sayin’, maybe
Later on
[Outro: Maxo] I got the, whole world round me
Whole world round me crumblin’ in my vision
Whole world round me
I got the whole world round me crumblin’
I just standin’ in my pivot
Whole world
Whole world round me
Whole world round me
Whole world round me
Whole world, whole world round me crumblin’