Thank You God

Migos

Thank you God, thank you
For everythin', for everythin'
Sometimes I don't why you saved me, real shit
Damn, gone

I don't know why the Lord save me
I don't know why the Lord save me
Thank you
I don't know why the Lord save me
I don't know why the Lord save me
He save me
I don't know why the Lord save me
I don't know why the Lord save me
Go
Thank the God I'm famous
Thank you God, I'm famous (gone)
I don't know why the Lord save me
I don't know why the Lord save me
Yeah
I don't know why the Lord save me
I don't know why the Lord save me
Amen
I don't know why the Lord save me
I don't know why the Lord save me
Huh
Thank you God, I'm famous (go)
Thankin' God I'm famous (yeah, yeah)

I don't know why the Lord save me (I don't)
I had to get rid of them babies (I did)
I'm at the top, I'm on Uranus (I am)
Versace my neck and my pinky (Versace)
My mama she told me I made it (mama)
I'm tired of my family slavin' (tired)
Daddy was a hospital patient (dide)
Next-next thing you know he couldn't make it (gone)
I put my head down, I ain't cry (I did)
'Cause then I ain't know what death mean (I didn't)
Then a when a nigga growed up (what?)
I ain't have my daddy on the scene (nah)
So a nigga had to lend to his mama (mama
So a nigga had to go chase commas (chase commas)
Used to eat dollar menu at McDonalds (McDonalds)
Now I'm eatin' big plates at Benihanas (whoa, gone)

I don't know why the Lord save me
I don't know why the Lord save me
Thank you
I don't know why the Lord save me
I don't know why the Lord save me
He save me
I don't know why the Lord save me
I don't know why the Lord save me
Go
Thank the God, I'm famous
Thank you God, I'm famous (gone)
I don't know why the Lord save me
I don't know why the Lord save me (huh)
Yeah
I don't know why the Lord save me
I don't know why the Lord save me
Amen
I don't know why the Lord save me
I don't know why the Lord save me
Huh
Thank you God, I'm famous
Thankin' God I'm famous (go)

Hey, the first thing I do when I wake up (what?)
I'm thankin' the Lord, stay prayed up (thankin')
It's hard out here for a young nigga (it's hard)
If you ain't got heart you get ate up
Just tryna maintain and stay out that cell
Without breakin' the law, but it's hard as hell
The man above for showin' me love
I'm takin' them trips to Beverly Hills, runnin through hoes
And countin' them M's, livin' life high like Invader Zim (yeah)
Live for today and pray for the next, I only see money (money)
G's on my specs, I sin everday just to get this success (ayy)
I want it for me, y'all want it to flex
The difference between us its clear as it gets
Niggas be fake so I show no respect

I don't know why the Lord save me
I don't know why the Lord save me
Thank you
I don't know why the Lord save me
I don't know why the Lord save me
He save me
I don't know why the Lord save me
I don't know why the Lord save me
Go
Thank the God, I'm famous
Thank you God, I'm famous (gone)
I don't know why the Lord save me
I don't know why the Lord save me (huh)
Yeah
I don't know why the Lord save me
I don't know why the Lord save me
Amen
I don't know why the Lord save me
I don't know why the Lord save me (Takeoff)
Huh
Thank you God, I'm famous (yeah, go)
Thankin' God I'm famous

I don't know why the Lord save me (don't know)
All the time I disobeyed him (sorry)
You would think I would be in them cages (sorry)
So every day I wake and thank him (thank you)
From kickin' them doors, sellin' babies (to what?)
To walkin' through Jeff for a price of a baby
I swear it's a blessing I never regret it (yeah, blessing)
This shit gets so hetic a nigga start stressin'
The clips ain't helpin' (gas)
Lookin' at my Smith&Wesson (baow)
Lookin' for them vegetarians, I'm takin' your lettuce and celery
I'm posted on Sunset in Beverly (where?)
Hills (yeah)
My niggas they do this for real (Migos)
I'm drinkin', don't air out the seal (wait)
Got niggas waitin' for the appeal (free Westside)

I don't know why the Lord save me
I don't know why the Lord save me
Thank you
I don't know why the Lord save me
I don't know why the Lord save me
He save me
I don't know why the Lord save me
I don't know why the Lord save me
Go
Thank the God, I'm famous
Thank you God, I'm famous (gone)


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