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Hold On - Young Hootie



     
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Running wild, the city sleeps
You're waking up and you're feeling strong
It won't take long and once you're gone
Where and why as you're moving on
When you lie, when you do
Who's gonna tell ya where's the truth?
Will you see it and will you try?
I wanna love you but I don't know why
The morning colors you blue
In the night you're the king of taboo
Though you never could explain
What's your game?
Hold on, what's going on?
Now you're stuck in the middle, come along
Hold on, what's going on?
'Cause you're stuck just a little, move along
Scared sea, we've gotta try
Your running was the reason why

Nightmares rising, so unchain
You never would lose but you played the game
The morning colors you blue
In the night you're the king of taboo
The machine is running wild
The coolest tide
Hold on, what's going on?
Now you're stuck in the middle, come along
Hold on, what's going on?
'Cause you're stuck just a little, move along
Hold on, what's going on?
Now you're stuck in the middle, come along
Hold on, what's going on?
'Cause you're stuck just a little, move along
If you can hold on and you can't deny your way
We're running out of better time
Where will you be?
I wanna know it, I don't wanna see
Now I can't even cry, I'm done
'Cause you're stuck in the middle, come along
Hold on, what's going on?
Now you're stuck in the middle, come along
Hold on, what's going on?
'Cause you're stuck just a little, move along
Hold on, what's going on?
Now you're stuck in the middle, come along
Hold on, what's going on?
'Cause you're stuck just a little, move along

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You might not know it to look at him, but up-and-coming rapper Young Hootie has seen a lot. Born on the West Side of Compton to a family hit hard by the crack cocaine epidemic that swept the Black community in the mid-eighties, Hootie speaks with keen insight and powerful authority about things that half of the rappers in today’s appearance-oriented game can only pretend that they know. Hootie, however, is a real brother whether he’s in front of the mic or on the block. As he says, “I came up on the block, listening to Tupac, with hood niggas as role models.

Read more about Young Hootie on Last.fm.


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