Yo my pops up and left when I was 10 Years old/ and no he didn’t leave us for another Hoe/ God speed dialed and then when he picked up the phone/ he said Mhhhmm must be my time to go/ now everybody’s on the hustle to the funeral/ the loss of a love one you know what that does to you/ man almost feels unbearable/ especially my mom I saw the pain in her eyes/ a river of tears flowing for the love of her life/ can we have a moment of silence my heart beat sounding/ like the sounds of a prancing black beauty stallion/ now he used to pick us up every now and then/ oh man the fun we would have spending with him/ he took us to the Jacob javis car show back in 93/ we was grabbing car magazine and loads of candy/ i remember he taught me how to ride a bike/ held on to me till I found the balance to ride/ moved to the US he was 16 yrs old/ a bold move I guess you could say so/ when to school to learn how to fix in cars/ a passion and a skill that would take him far/ then one day that’s when he met my mother/ he didn’t speak good English he had a bad stutter/ with a Charming smile had my mom blushing/ but deep inside had a heart like no other/ he believed in values a family tight knit/ the building of a Legacy a dream so legit/ now he always made time to Spend with us/ and concerned about things that contended with us/ my dad was smooth he would pop his collar/ mom was piss he bought a junk Cadillac for five hundred dollars/but he took his time and fixed it up/ and people wanted to buy it when they passed it up/ I have find memories that’s I save Inside/ it’s like a movie that I watch that I play inside/