Race Against Time (Part 2)

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[Chorus 2x: Tank]

In my race against time I - can't stop

Runnin through the red light - livin my life

Even if I'm gettin too high

I'ma keep runnin through the red light - livin my life



[Tank]

Consequences, reprecusion

All discussion about my loved ones

Didn't know paper had a price on it

That your ice would have your life on it

The cost to ball ain't changed, but I'm trying to

Red lights flashing, but I keep on through

Mom said paper ain't everything

Baby girl wants a wedding ring, I wish that I could sing



[Tank]

Oooohhhh, I'm moving too fast

Oooohhhh, I'm not gonna last

Oooohhhh, smile down on me

Ain't got much time, made up my mind

I'm gonna keep on through, whatever comes is mine



[Chorus 2x]



[Tank]

Nobody cry for me

Cuz I, wanna see you smile for me

When I die, look through my window, to the soul

Tell me if you see Tank living to grow old

Too many niggas to die for what I hold

The talent to warm a world which is so cold

Take me, save me, before I'm crazy

The only reason I live is for my baby



[Ja Rule]

Never did you tell me that

Life ain't a game

Maybe if you told me this

Shit might be changed

But now I'm just racing against time, trying to survive

And see why, ya'll niggas drive over nigga's vibe

If you gonna live, know you gonna die

If you gonna steal, know you gotta lie

Get drunk and stay high

Don't de-nigga-ny, cuz they'll never take me alive

Feel me Lord, I'm running out of time



[Chorus 2x]



[Tank]

Oooohhhh, I'm moving too fast

Oooohhhh, I'm not gonna last

Oooohhhh, smile down on me

Ain't got much time, made up my mind

I'm gonna keep on through, whatever comes is mine



[Chorus til fade]

Race Against Time (Part 2)

Released by Tank, this track stands as a pivotal moment in the artist's evolution from a gritty garage punk pioneer to a refined alternative rock figure. The song exemplifies the melodic sensibilities that would define his later work, blending raw energy with polished production. While often associated with his broader discography, the track captures the essence of the early 2000s indie scene, reflecting themes of urgency and personal struggle common in his catalog. It serves as a testament to Tank's ability to craft emotionally resonant music that bridges the gap between punk roots and mainstream rock appeal, influencing a generation of artists who valued authenticity in their sound.