Verse 1:
I'm more than what they'll ever see
But less than what you think of me
A moment's all I'll ever need
To show you that I will succeed
You knew that I would make it even though I doubted myself
The road to success is lonely yet I found it myself
Gained all I ever wanted, I'm not proud of myself
'Cause I lost you in the process of money and fame
Now things between us will never be the same
’Cause I said ''I love you'' but it fell on deaf ears
Though every single performance always left cheers
Memories of what we could've been always left tears
It brings tears to my eyes when I think of us
I hope God will forgive us
When he thinks of us
But don't be sick of us
We're also believers
I adored you yet you blew it outta proportion
When you killed our baby and had an abortion
Chorus:
You have changed
But so have I
Treat every moment
Like do or die
You are different
But so am I
I am yours
And you are mine
Look in my eyes
You'll see no lie
’Cause all I am
And all I was
Means nothing if it ain’t the two of us (x2)
Verse 2:
You told me you were pregnant, I said I wasn't ready
Too busy with my music to try and be a daddy
Now, I regret it, wishin' she was here
Just so I can call her on stage and tell her daddy's still here
Watch me kill shows and mention her name
In every song that I write but I guess that's the thang
I never got the chance to know her
And you as the mother should've grown her
I made a mistake and babe I admit I was wrong
I thought abortion was the answer, guess I was wrong
I'm manning up this time, dropping ego's and jaws
But early one morning I heard a knock on the door
Opened it but then I froze like I was in denial
Saw a pretty young girl with a beautiful smile
She said ''mom never had an abortion, daddy I am your child''
Chorus:
You have changed
But so have I
Treat every moment
Like do or die
You are different
But so am I
I am yours
And you are mine
Look in my eyes
You'll see no lie
’Cause all I am
And all I was
Means nothing if it ain’t the two of us (x2)
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