Nas Lyrics     Coming out of Queensbridge, Nasty Nas first appeared on wax in 1991 alongside Akinyele and Joe Fatal on the classic posse cut "Live At The Barbeque" (off Main Source's Breakin' Atoms). His debut LP Illmatic (1994) was a flawless example of his advanced street poetry, set to timeless tracks from beatmasters Pete Rock, Premier, and Large Professor. With his distinctive raspy flow, Nas' visual tales of life in QB captivated listeners as few have. Songs like "One Love," "Life's A Bitch," and "Halftime" still find regular rotation in clubs worldwide. On his follow-up, It Was Written, he made the transition from project thug to flossy gangster, finding huge success through Scorcese-influenced mob stories, Trackmasters production, and a duet with Lauryn Hill. He also formed a group with Nature, AZ, and Foxy Brown called the Firm. They rhymed almost exclusively about drug dealing and Mafioso fantasies. In 1999 Nas released two albums, I Am and Nastradamous, to mixed reviews. In late 2001, he responded to various beefs and skeptical critics by releasing the impressive Stillmatic LP. The following year, Nas dropped The Lost Tapes, a collection of rare and unreleased tracks. His sixth album, God's Son, hit the streets in late 2002, highlighted by the classic street anthem "Made You Look" and the for-the-kids positivity rap "I Can." In 2004, Nas turned 30, married longtime sweetheart Kelis, and released Street's Disciple, an ambitious double album named after the first words he uttered on wax alongside Main Source back in the day. Arguably his most compelling work since Illmatic, it found him addressing his love for his family -- it even included a collabo with his dad on "Bridging the Gap" -- and taking aim at various black celebrities on the controversial track "These Are Our Heroes." Though his style and image have changed over the years, Nas remains one of hip-hop's most respected lyricists and a hero to the next generation of emcees. Download Nas MP3s here Buy rare Nas vinyl records, CDs and rare music albums: Bridging The Gap God's Son High As Hell If I Ruled The World Illmatic    It Was Written Let Them Eat Pussy Lost Tapes Nastradamus    Penetration Point Stillmatic Street's Disciple Tobacco Road

Nas Song Lyric: 2nd Childhood [Nas] Yeah, hahaha "Cause when I flow the for the street.." - ".. who else could it be" "Nas.." [Nas] Yo Explode, my thoughts were drunken from quarts of beers Was years back, before Nasir would explore a career in rap As a music dude, I mastered this Rubik's Cube Godzilla, fought Gargantua, eyes glued to the tube Was a, long time ago, John Boy Ice Geronimo po-lice jumpin out Chryslers, easywider paper Pops puffin his sess, punchin his chest like a gorilla Outside was psychoes, killers Saw Divine, Goon and Chungo, Lil' Turkey R.I.P. Tyrone, 'member no cursin front of Ms. Vercey Big Percy, Crazy Paul, the Sledge Sisters My building was 40-16, once in the blue, hallways was clean I knew, all that I'd seen had meant somethin Learned early, to fear none little Nas was huntin Livin carefree laughin, got jokes on the daily Y'all actin like some old folks y'all don't hear me Yo I'm in my second childhood [Chorus: repeat 2X] "Cause when I flow the for the street.." - ".. who else could it be" "N-A-S" - "Nas.." "Resurrect, through the birth of my seed.." - "Queensbridge" "Make everything right.." - "Get yours, nigga" [Nas] Yo, dude is 31, livin in his moms crib Ex-convict, was paroled there after his long bid Cornrows in his hair, still slingin, got a crew They break his moms furniture, watchin Comicview Got babies by different ladies high smokin L's in the same spot he stood since, eighty-five well When his stash slow, he be crazy Say he by his moms, hit her on her payday Junior high school dropout, teachers never cared They was paid just to show up and leave, no one succeeds So he moves with his peers, different blocks, different years Sittin on, different benches like it's musical chairs All his peoples moved on in life, he's on the corners at night with young dudes it's them he wanna be like It's sad but it's fun to him right? He never grew up 31 and can't give his youth, he's in his second childhood [Chorus] [Nas] Baby girl she's always talkin name droppin hangin late Drinkin smokin hates her baby daddy, craves shoppin E poppin Ecstasy takin, won't finish her education Best friend she keeps changin, stuck with limitations Lustin men, many hotels, Fendi Chanel With nothin in her bank account frontin she do well Her kid suffers he don't get that love he deserve He the Sun, she the Earth, single mom, even worse No job never stay workin, mad purty Shorty they call her the brain surgeon Time flyin she the same person, never matures All her friends married doin well She's in the streets yakkety yakkin like she was 12 Honey is twenty-seven, argues fights Selfish in her own right for life, guess she's in her second childhood [Chorus] "Who else could it be.." - "N-A-S" - "Nas.." Get This Ringtone 2nd Childhood Affirmative Action Affirmative Action (Feath Ntm French Rap) Album Intro Ballers Big Girl Big Things Black Girl Lost Black Zombie Blaze A 50 Book Of Rhymes Braveheart Party Come Get Me Dance Destroy & Rebuild Destroy Rebuild Doo Rags Dr. Knockboot Drunk By Myself Eather Ether Every Ghetto (feat. Blitz) Everybody's Crazy Family Favor For A Favor Fetus G.O.D Gangsta Tears Get Down Ghetto Prisoners Nas lyrics page: 1 2 3 4 5 6

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