Blood Is Thicker Than Wather
Wyclef Jean · Other Songs - Wyclef Jean
Yo, I'm rollin with the wise guys
you don't wanna testify
I thought it was a movie till they paid me off in jury duty
I can't front the check came in handy
cuz my baby mother stressin me like Edith did Archie
they welcomed me into the family
bought me a Porsche and a crib out in Jersey
I told my moms she wasn't thrilled
she told me they like mad lions son, they shoot to kill
and leave your body on the hill
massacre similar to what happened in Amityville
I'm sittin back with a fifth
reminiscing on who I miss
slidin the family stone in the cd disc
(Chorus)
It's a family affair (X4)
Blood is thicker than water
The feds got me under pressure, yeah
They say I might not see sunlight again
Unless I snitch on my mans
and that won't happen, no no
(Chorus)
They want me to go undercover
They want me to wear a wire too
It'll never happen
Cause I can't see
Me going against my family tree
It's a family affair
(Chorus)
By the time you get this letter
I hope that you're in good health, mom
I never meant to hurt you
I never meant to do you wrong
I know you raised me
In the ways of righteousness
And this is gonna be the last time I do a bit
I want out now
He laughed and said, Please Hee Hee
You can check out but you can't leave
I'll cut you up in so many pieces 'Clef
That even if I sent your mom the instruction
She couldn't put you back together
4-5 ways to be circumsized
Times stand still when the murders on the rise
Any last words
Give my regard to Tony Soprano
(Chorus X2)
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Blood Is Thicker Than Wather
Wyclef Jean's "Blood Is Thicker Than Wather" stands as a testament to his ability to blend hip-hop rhythms with soulful storytelling. As a key figure in the hip-hop landscape, Jean has consistently explored themes of family, loyalty, and cultural identity throughout his discography. This track reflects his signature production style, weaving together intricate beats and emotive vocals that resonate with listeners familiar with his broader body of work. While the song may not always appear on major studio albums, it captures the essence of Jean's artistic evolution and his commitment to crafting music that speaks to universal experiences. The recording highlights his versatility as both a rapper and a producer, showcasing the depth that has defined his career since emerging from the hip-hop scene.