Link Pellow, Megan Curtis - Take You There Lyrics

Baby I was thinking bout you last night
And I cant get you out of my mind
Baby let me take you there
I promise not to let anyone interfere

I'm just sittin' rock bottom I aint worried i'll climb back
Fiends hit my cell up ain't worth my time for a dime sack
Maybe my phones fucked why ain't she texting my line back
Er maybe when she touchdown in Cali we might chat
I'd like that girl you're the reason I write raps
I'm soo far gone i'm probably gon' take a flight back
Pick the mic back up then i'm at it again
I got an L lit and half a fifth of the Hen
Man this pad and the pen
The only two of my friends
Cause life is just a bitch i'm trying to prove she a ten
I'm trying to buy my mom a house and watch her cruise in a benz
Its crazy seeing cats I used to look up to in the pen
I just kill a track and then I do it again
I waged it all on my success because i knew I would win
Soundtrack to my life ice cubes in the gin cause there's no telling when the music will end

Baby I was thinking bout you last night
And I cant get you out of my mind
Baby let me take you there
I promise not to let anyone interfere

Up at 3 am still thinking bout you i'm going nuts
I dropped a couple singles now my city they showing love
And after DreamState I really think ill be blowing up
Now every bodies bumping my new tracks while they rollin' up
I like that man that's the reason I write raps
But you just been ignoring me you usually ain't like that
Now when you get texts from me you usually don't write back
And you still ain't gave me the old cord to my mic back , ha
I guess we grew apart but fuck it it's chill
Imma always be the same i'll always give you whats real
I'm out here spittin' harder than these cats that got deals
You used to tell me I should write my raps how I really feel, so I did
And ever since a youngin' grabbed up the mic
They used to tell me Link you're crazy why you rapping you're white
Then they told me people really only care cause i'm white
But I never listen cause i'm not the stereotype and that's real