Memories

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[Verse 1: Big Sean]

Sometimes I dream bigger than I live

Sometimes I think better when I'm lit

So go head and light it

Roll it up, ignite it

One time for all my niggas that dreamed it than real life'd it!

I swear I've been through everything in life but a coffin

They say sky's the limit, how bitch? I'm moonwalking!

And my middle name Michael hoe

Success is my idol and being broke is my rival

But it's because I got the title hoe

See I just want my fantasies and real life

You got everything to me what it feel like

Motherfuck the radio if I can't hear mine

They give the wrong niggas more airtime than airlines

Is you feeling me?

If not you feel my energy

See I know I'm a make it, but even if I don't

Don't feel bad cause honestly all these times that I had

Those will be the best memories



[Chorus:]

Be the best memories

I hope that you remember me

These will be the best memories

Ooooh ohho ooooooooo

Cause in the end all you really have is memories

Ooooh ohho ooooooooo



[Verse 2: Big Sean]

Are you willing to give up what you love, for who you love

Or lose your girlfirend to groupie love

Everywhere I go I get a group of hugs

That's what happens when they need connections and you the plug

How many trends you gotta set before you considered great

How many missed calls before you considered fake

How many dreams before it's considered fate

I'm eating in a World where I'm considered bait

A workaholic addicted to bills

People addicted to me cause they addicted to real

My best friend got addicted to pills

I can't look at him in his eyes,

you don't know how that shit feels mentally!

I ain't trying to rock no shirts that say "in memory"

I'm praying that he make, wished we could go back

Cause honestly all the times that we had

Those be the best memories...



[Chorus]

Memories - Big Sean

Big Sean's "Memories" stands as a defining track from his 2013 album, *Cult of Personality*, showcasing his evolution from the Detroit underground to mainstream hip-hop. The song features a melodic, soulful production that complements Sean's introspective vocal delivery, focusing on themes of nostalgia and the passage of time. Released during a pivotal era for the artist, the track exemplifies the blend of emotional lyricism and polished sound that characterized his work in the early 2010s. It remains a staple of his discography, reflecting his ability to craft personal narratives that resonate with a broad audience while maintaining his signature storytelling style.