God Bless Us All
N.E.R.D. · Nothing [Deluxe Edition] [2010]
Hold your head lil' bruh
You're not dead lil' bruh
You are brown and this world is black and white lil' bruh
I know how it sounds lil' bruh, but you'll be alright lil' bruh
[Chorus]
I bet this song, make no sense to you
With the world on your shoulders, what can you see?
God blessed us all, with the gift to pursue
Just clear your mind and, you'll feel like me
Yeah~!
[Pharrell]
Forget what you read lil' bruh
Get them words our your head lil' bruh
With them shades the world's the same don't you know lil' bruh?
It only just fades lil' bruh, but can't hide your glow lil' bruh
Yeah, cause
[Chorus]
[Pharrell]
Forget the latest lil' bruh
You're the greatest lil' bruh
You were made to amaze and bring change lil' bruh
It takes one to know one bruh, so here's one to grown on bruh
Yeah
[Chorus]
God Bless Us All
N.E.R.D.'s "God Bless Us All" stands as a defining track from their 2010 album Nothing, showcasing the group's signature blend of hip-hop and R&B. The song features the distinctive vocal delivery of N.E.R.D. member Nate Ruess, who delivers a melodic, soulful performance that anchors the track's uplifting and reflective mood. Released during a period where the group was refining their sound beyond their earlier pop-rap roots, the recording exemplifies their ability to merge lyrical depth with catchy hooks. The track remains a staple of their discography, often cited alongside other hits from Nothing and their earlier work as a testament to their versatility in the mid-2000s to early-2010s era. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to evoke a sense of community and shared experience, characteristic of Ruess's songwriting style.