I left my heart in San Francisco with some club kids
On a crowded street somewhere
The sky was red and he said
"Would you like to come be a part of my North American dream?"
I could try to chase life down
Down the street and I'd find
The separation of fact and fiction

I'm trynna find a way (trynna find a way)
I'm trynna find a right (trynna find a right)
And if I budge I just might
I'm trynna find a way (trynna find a way)
I'm trynna find a right (trynna find a right)
And if I budge, I just might

I left my conscience somewhere with my rhythm
I heard about it from the mouth of a man
He was hopping some trains and combing the land
Looking for a lover planted in the east
Tryna run from the dreaded fist beast, beast, beast

And it lies and lies
In the picket fence call
It was my own paradise with
My own private corridor

I'm trynna find a way (trynna find a way)
I'm trynna find a right (trynna find a right)
And if I budge I just might
I'm trynna find a way (trynna find a way)
I'm trynna find a right (trynna find a right)
And if I budge, I just might

So I'm dancing to a new beat and it came to me in bed
My veins became a strain of light that I let to flow instead
And a wish came to me like Peter Pan at my window and said
"Evolve your destiny, child, and you'll never walk alone, no
You'll never walk alone," but
Travel to the land of surrender
'Til you can't cry no more
'Til you can't, til you can't
And you'll never walk alone

All this inspiration is passing me by
All I can do is chill when I really wanna fly
And this pollution do nothing but dirty up my mind
Faster than forever in the blink of an eye
To see past my lethargy is hard I feign
The beauty of my youth is gone
But the chemicals remain

I'm trynna find a way (trynna find a way)
I'm trynna find a right (trynna find a right)
And if I budge, I just might
I'm trynna find a way (I travel to this land of surrender)
I'm trynna find a right (but I see it's all over me)
And if I budge I just might (over and over again and I try and I try)
I'm trynna find a way (and I try, an angel on my left side)
I'm trynna find a right (and a devil on my right)
And if I budge I just might (and they fight and they fight and they fight)

They're fighting
They're fighting, they're fighting for my attention
Hello? You have my attention
Do I have your attention? Can I have your attention, please?
Please, you've made such, such, such an impression on me


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    ok..this is the only song from Nelly i can't understand... very confusing, but i like it

    raVer*gurLon March 10, 2005   Link
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    this is one of my fav nelly songs, the lyrics are so cool, almost like schizofrenicish

    soozon July 30, 2006   Link
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    I think this song is a lot like "explode"--reflection on a past that has shaped who you are as a person, but perhaps includes some crazy shit. i totally identify with this song. how many teenage girls out there DO NOT go through some type of schizophrenic phase at some point?

    i love the line: the beauty of my youth is gone by the chemicals remain

    CrayonDrawnCaton March 03, 2007   Link
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    amazing song! the chorus is evident, but the rest is plain confusing... i love how bizzarre this is and she'll talk then sing then talk then sing, it's beautiful!!! old nelly rocks...what happened to her?

    thebadfruiton June 22, 2007   Link
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    the entire album is awesome

    can't believe this was 9 years ago

    savianon December 28, 2008   Link
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    This song reminded me of teenage drug addiction and trying to scrounge up the will and strength to overcome it.

    couture4brainson March 21, 2012   Link

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