Homie Checkpoint

Sometimes, I forget to check up on my boys and girls Cause I get caught up in the mix outside the music in this crazy world Pray you feeling what I'm saying as I'm penning down my verse Know they don't have fingers, but I'm hoping you get touched by my words Pain is so diverse Tears, I feel them lurk True love is what I search Shouldn't have to be with you And still ask, what's my worth I'm still asking what's my worth I'm still asking what's my worth, yeah Traveling through the infinity town where I thought that it would be forever How many times have I said that I'll put a ring on that little finger forever Back when if someone put hands you baby, I'm pulling that trigger forever You pray that I find contentment, but I pray that I'm rich forever Just want you to know that I'm here for you Know you feel like you have to be perfect for me, but you're better off being you Like you mirror my slang and my walk all the time when I'm here with you It's still always better when I get to spend some time seeing you Don't even need to coat it with sugar Whatever it is, you just hop on the saddle I know how you truly feel when you try play it out like you under the weather Don't like to keep it a buck so you hate when I'm asking you what is the matter If you feel it's heavy to tell me, just know that God can help with that battle (can help with that) Especially when Pain is so diverse Tears, I feel them lurk True love is what I search Shouldn't have to be with you And still ask what's my worth I'm still asking, what's my worth? I'm still asking, what's my worth? I always felt that I'm destined for greatness Ocassional ego tripping but somehow, I still end up counting my blessings Grateful that I got some homies with me to remind that it is God that I be testing Stop all pedestal putting when He can choose to take it away just to teach you a lesson Pray I'll be learning my lesson (pray I'll be learning that lesson) Pain is so diverse Tears, I feel them lurk True love is what I search Shouldn't have to be with you And still ask what's my worth