In Heaven
2Pac · Other Songs - 2Pac
im missin ma niggaz down in califonia..
ya'll misin sumthin up here....
im missin ma niggaz down in califonia..
they shot at ma 'causezin now we bussin our niggas
till i live my life, till it ends,
i may get shot, i may get blood claught in ma brain,
till im insane...that was then this is now.
..im thinkin im in heaven.
..how? they ask me if i have shead a tear,
i said no, i shead blood, with ma thugs.
.down in tha east..and tha motha fukaz in tha west.
..if u still wanna be a thug,
with ma bullet proof vesst,
give a thug a shot in tha arm,
sound off tha alarm, then thats wut happens in reality...
then i got shot...
ya'll missin sumhtin up here....
im missin ma niggaz down in califonia..
ya'll misin sumthin up here....
im missin ma niggaz down in califonia..
i miss tha good ol' days wit nwa and ma niggas in the
hood with ma 9mm pistol shootin up tha niggaz with
a 5 dollar bill in there hand,
i killed my own fan..my nigga,
chapman, got shot in tha chest,
he was not the best, he worshiped me,
he got it good, if only i was in my hood.
..just kuz i cant provide the right shit fo my motha,
i got a shit for a life, in heaven,
its scary in this shit....
you only get one shot at bein a true gangsta,
not a mutha fukin wangsta,
its time to start makin sum motha fukin changes arund
this shit...then you get shot...
ya'll missin sumhtin up here....
im missin ma niggaz down in califonia..
ya'll misin sumthin up here....
im missin ma niggaz down in califonia..
.....yea...shootin up that mother fuker, got that shit..
...yea, like the good old days....
In Heaven
Tupac Shakur's 'In Heaven' stands as a poignant testament to his exploration of mortality and faith. Recorded during the final year of his life, the track reflects the artist's deepening spiritual journey and his preoccupation with the afterlife. The song's haunting melody and introspective lyrics capture a somber mood, characteristic of his later work where he frequently addressed themes of death and legacy. Released posthumously, 'In Heaven' has become a staple in hip-hop's catalog of reflective tracks, resonating with listeners who appreciate the emotional depth found in 2Pac's later recordings. It serves as a powerful reminder of the artist's vulnerability and his enduring connection to his audience through his honest portrayal of existential questions.