Life Goes On (Tribute To Tupac)

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mr shakur

man

your essence reamains pure

and by the freedom of god we got a soldier

and jesus you been good 2 me

when lord stops, my life goes on and for sure mr shakur

n bless with your presence your essence remains pure



i never made it in school!in 92 lookin' 4 a job as a parttime father

and if u knew only what chronic brew yo music was gettin' me 2

it's 1999 now what you gonna do

and let me sip' em when I pull out a little liqour leavin tha past with yo name

and make it hard to be this true

and leave the rest without disgrace up to our Lord in heaven

lookin'at my memoirs right next to yo picture remember life goes on

thats what you told me homey, up till you died you hooked it up in the

knick of time you homey,shit

I may be on it when I talk to you, I know you miss him and we all

do too.we all miss him.

and mummy said hey please feed the babys johnny jay still crazy as

hell takin'a class in colledge hope i don't fail

I wish I had the mail 4 tha million dollar bail

gotta be too much like riters the situation it sounded kinda fishy 2 me

bring the demons to the light and you dun set me free

I'll shed a tear drop



By the freedom of God we have a soldier!Jesus u have been so good

2 me!



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Life Goes On (Tribute To Tupac)

Bizzy Bone delivers a gritty homage to Tupac Shakur with 'Life Goes On,' a track that channels the raw energy and social consciousness characteristic of late 90s East Coast hip-hop. The song reflects the artist's deep connection to the legacy of the late rapper, capturing the resilience and street wisdom often found in tribute works of that era. Produced with a hard-hitting beat typical of Bizzy Bone's discography, the recording stands as a testament to the enduring influence of Tupac's music on the genre. It serves as a powerful reminder of the themes of struggle and survival that defined both artists' careers, blending homage with authentic performance style.