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Experience the story of Genesis like never before! Marc Wondah brings a fresh, lyrical twist to the first book of the Bible, blending hip-hop culture with timeless scripture. This unique adaptation takes you from Creation to Joseph’s rise in Egypt, delivering the message in a rhythm and style that resonates with today’s generation.

GENESIS-HIP HOP VOL. 1

THE BOOK OF GENESIS CHAPTERS 1-10 | HIP HOP BIBLE VOL. 1

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Experience creation like never before! "The Beginning" takes you through the epic moments of Genesis with dynamic beats and visionary lyrics. If this resonates with your soul, bookmark it and share your thoughts below.  

lyrics

(Chorus)
In the beginning, God made the sky and the land,
Spoke it all to life, put the world in His hands.
Dark turned to light, yeah, He laid the first plan,
Now we walkin’ in His steps, understand where we stand.

(Verse 1)
Ayy, the earth was empty, not a shape in sight,
Dark waters run deep, ‘til He spoke on the mic.
Said, "Let there be light," and the glow hit right,
Now the sun rule the day, moon shine in the night.

He split the seas, put the sky up high,
Told the waves, "Fall back," let the land stay dry.
Then He planted the trees, made the fruits grow seeds,
Every branch, every leaf, all designed to breed.

(Chorus)
In the beginning, God made the sky and the land,
Spoke it all to life, put the world in His hands.
Dark turned to light, yeah, He laid the first plan,
Now we walkin’ in His steps, understand where we stand.

(Verse 2)
Then He lit up the sky, put the stars in place,
Gave the sun its shine, moon keepin’ the pace.
Now the seasons rotate, keep the years in check,
Every move by design, ain't no need to guess.

Then He filled up the seas, made ‘em swim real deep,
Put the birds in the sky, told ‘em spread those wings.
Said, "Multiply fast, go and flood these lands,"
Blessed ‘em all with the word, yeah, they move by His hand.

(Chorus)
In the beginning, God made the sky and the land,
Spoke it all to life, put the world in His hands.
Dark turned to light, yeah, He laid the first plan,
Now we walkin’ in His steps, understand where we stand.

(Verse 3)
Now the land gettin’ filled, every beast, every breed,
Wild ones run free, got the cattle that feed.
Then He made us last, yeah, the crown of the plan,
Said, "Rule over the earth, take dominion, expand."

Made man in His image, yeah, He blessed us right,
Gave us food from the trees, every plant in sight.
Told us, "Go multiply, make the world your home,"
By the sixth day’s end, He was sittin’ on the throne.

(Outro)
God saw it was good, yeah, the work was done,
Took a rest on the seventh, let the world run.
From the dust to the stars, yeah, He mapped that way,
Now we livin’ in the story that He wrote that day.

Genesis Chapter 1: The Beginning *

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“Genesis Chapter 2" fuses biblical lore with street life, tracing a journey from raw beginnings to a destined throne. Produced by Marc Wondah, this track blends divine storytelling with gritty beats, reminding us that every choice has a cost. Experience a modern twist on Genesis, where the struggle, the grind, and the divine plan intersect. Turn up the volume and let the rhythm guide you through a world where every step matters.  

lyrics

(Chorus)
From the dirt to the throne, He breathed life in the man,
Built a world so cold, had to give it a plan.
From the Garden to the block, every step got a cost,
Gotta learn from the Word or get stuck in the loss.

(Verse 1)
Fresh out the mud, yeah, He shaped that frame,
Breathed life in his soul, gave the man his name.
Took him straight to the Garden where the green was thick,
Said, "You can eat it all, just don’t touch this."

See, the world got rules, better watch where you step,
Same way in these streets, one move bring death.
Eden had the trees, but my hood had the weight,
One wrong bite, you could seal your fate.

Man had a home, but he still felt alone,
So He made him a queen, gave the man his own.
Took a rib from his side, made a love so real,
But the devil in the cut, tryna strike that deal.

(Chorus)
From the dirt to the throne, He breathed life in the man,
Built a world so cold, had to give it a plan.
From the Garden to the block, every step got a cost,
Gotta learn from the Word or get stuck in the loss.

(Verse 2)
Every street got a serpent, every block got a snake,
Every play got a risk, every move got a stake.
Eve heard the lie, thought the game was sweet,
Took a bite of that fruit, now they both feel heat.

Ain’t no cover for the shame, now they runnin’ from the sight,
Like the homies in the hood dodgin’ feds in the night.
Now the Lord walkin’ in, askin’ "Where y’all at?"
But they hidin’ in the trees, ‘cause they know they got trapped.

Genesis Chapter 2: The Garden

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Dive into the raw reality of "The Fall | Genesis 3," where ancient betrayal meets modern street struggle. Produced by Marc Wondah, this track unpacks the curse of false hope and the heavy cost of a single bite that changed everything. With gritty lyrics and a relentless beat, experience a modern retelling of Genesis that challenges the game of survival on the concrete jungle. Embrace the pain, hustle through the loss, and rise above.

lyrics

(Chorus)
"Snake talk, false hope, got ‘em losin’ they way,
Took a bite, lost it all, now they fight every day.
Out the garden, out the game, now they grind just to eat,
Ain’t no love in the struggle, only wolves in the street."

(Verse 1)
I seen it happen before, same play, same scheme,
Snake whisper in your ear, sellin’ you a false dream.
Told Eve, "Shorty, why you listen to the laws?
Go taste that fruit, be a boss, no more flaws."

She took a bite, passed it off like a pack flip,
Didn’t know the price, ‘til the spot got lit.
Now they eyes wide open, know the game too well,
Lost the crib, lost the plug, now they walk through hell.

God pulled up like, "Where y’all at?"
They was hidin’ in the cut, knew they couldn’t fall back.
Tried to play it off, blame shiftin’ like the block do,
Snake in the mix, but the blame on you.

(Chorus)
"Snake talk, false hope, got ‘em losin’ they way,
Took a bite, lost it all, now they fight every day.
Out the garden, out the game, now they grind just to eat,
Ain’t no love in the struggle, only wolves in the street."

(Verse 2)
Now the curse hit heavy, pain in the grind,
Ain't no more handouts, gotta hustle to shine.
Eve feel the labor, streets feel the weight,
Every move now taxed, gotta carry that fate.

Adam in the field, breakin’ bread by the sweat,
Like a youngin’ on the ave, tryna pay off the debt.
No more easy flips, gotta struggle for a plate,
And the block don’t love you, it just deal out fate.

Snake got clipped, on his belly he crawl,
Same way a snitch fall when he tell on it all.
Now the war never ends, man against beast,
Streets against kings, survival at least.

(Chorus)
"Snake talk, false hope, got ‘em losin’ they way,
Took a bite, lost it all, now they fight every day.
Out the garden, out the game, now they grind just to eat,
Ain’t no love in the struggle, only wolves in the street."

(Verse 3)
They got kicked to the curb, angels holdin’ the steel,
Like the gates of the trap house, locked up for real.
Lost the garden, lost the trust, lost the way,
Now they walk through the jungle where the wolves hunt prey.

Every L got a lesson, every move got a cost,
Every king lost his crown when he play like a boss.
Ain’t no reset, no love in the bricks,
Just a world full of pain where the strong get rich.

But the plan still movin’, He ain’t lettin’ us rot,
Had to fall to the bottom just to rise to the top.
Street tales from the past, still echo today,
Same sins, same pain, just a different display.

(Chorus – Outro)
"Snake talk, false hope, got ‘em losin’ they way,
Took a bite, lost it all, now they fight every day.
Out the garden, out the game, now they grind just to eat,
Ain’t no love in the struggle, only wolves in the street."

Genesis Chapter 3: The Fall

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Jealousy burn, watch the envy unfold,
Cain took his shot, now his heart turn cold.
Blood in the dirt, pain run deep,
Ain’t no love in the game when you playin’ for keeps." 🔊

(Chorus)
🔊 "Jealousy burn, watch the envy unfold,
Cain took his shot, now his heart turn cold.
Blood in the dirt, pain run deep,
Ain’t no love in the game when you playin’ for keeps." 🔊

(Verse 1)
Born in the struggle, first sons of the game,
One worked the land, one ran with the flame.
Abel kept it real, made his grind all pure,
Cain saw the love, but his heart felt unsure.

Offer up the work, God weighed the scale,
Abel's came correct, Cain’s offer went stale.
Hate in his chest, like the streets breed beef,
If he couldn’t win, he would settle with grief.

God said, "Boy, why your face so low?
Sin at the door, but you still got control."
Cain let it fester, let the envy ignite,
Took his brother to the field, put his soul in the night.

(Chorus)
🔊 "Jealousy burn, watch the envy unfold,
Cain took his shot, now his heart turn cold.
Blood in the dirt, pain run deep,
Ain’t no love in the game when you playin’ for keeps." 🔊

(Verse 2)
Blood stain the ground, echoes in the wind,
Cain stood silent, but his soul full of sin.
God came knockin’, "Where your brother at now?"
Cain played dumb, "Ain’t my job to find out."

But the ground spoke up, said, "I drank his life,
He ain't comin’ back, just the sound of the knife."
God shook His head, "Now you lost in the land,
No home, no love, just the curse on your hands."

Cain hit the road, marked up with a sign,
Ain’t no one could touch him, but his fate still aligned.
Like a dealer on the run, tryna duck his past,
But the block don’t forget, it just watch and laugh.

(Chorus)
🔊 "Jealousy burn, watch the envy unfold,
Cain took his shot, now his heart turn cold.
Blood in the dirt, pain run deep,
Ain’t no love in the game when you playin’ for keeps." 🔊

(Verse 3)
Life kept movin’, but the scars stay fresh,
New city, new hustle, but the curse don’t rest.
Cain built a kingdom, had sons in his name,
But his heart stayed haunted by the weight of the game.

Streets got Lamech, he was ruthless with steel,
Took two wives, bragged how his hands could kill.
Said, "If Cain got marked, then I’m ten times worse,"
Like the cycle of the block, new killers emerge.

But through the bloodshed, redemption was near,
Seth was born, bringin’ hope through the years.
Another seed rise, callin’ on His name,
Tryna bring light where the dark still reign.

(Chorus – Outro)
🔊 "Jealousy burn, watch the envy unfold,
Cain took his shot, now his heart turn cold.
Blood in the dirt, pain run deep,
Ain’t no love in the game when you playin’ for keeps." 🔊

Genesis Chapter 4: Playin 4 Keeps | Cain and Abel Story

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“Bloodlines & Legacy" – A powerful track that connects the streets to the scriptures in Genesis Chapter 5, bringing the struggles of legacy, family, and survival to life. From Adam to Noah, every move was laid, and history repeats itself in the hustle. Produced by Marc Wondah, this track delivers deep storytelling, raw lyricism, and a beat that hits hard.

lyrics

(Chorus)
🔊 "Bloodlines run deep, names in the stone,
From the first to the last, kings sit on the throne.
Legacy’s built, but the struggle don’t fade,
From the block to the Book, every move been laid." 🔊

(Verse 1)
Street codes, blood ties, names get passed,
Same way Adam laid roots in the past.
First man walked, then his sons held the weight,
Taught ‘em how to build, how to hustle, how to wait.

Seth came next, the bloodline stayed strong,
Cain’s seed wildin’, but the righteous lived long.
Enosh called God, put respect on the name,
While the world kept fallin’, he just stayed in his lane.

Them days stretched out, nine-hundred-plus,
Man lived long, but the sins still crushed.
Like the OGs who seen too much in the field,
Wisdom in they eyes, but the wounds ain't healed.

(Chorus)
🔊 "Bloodlines run deep, names in the stone,
From the first to the last, kings sit on the throne.
Legacy’s built, but the struggle don’t fade,
From the block to the Book, every move been laid." 🔊

(Verse 2)
Enoch moved different, he ain't walk like the rest,
Kept his hands clean, no dirt on his vest.
God saw his steps, said, "You ain’t gotta die,"
Snatched him from the block, put his name in the sky.

Meanwhile, the streets kept birthin’ new names,
Methuselah came through, live long in the game.
Lamech talked reckless, said, "I'm built for the war,"
But these youngins out here only even the score.

From Adam to Noah, ten deep in the script,
But the world got darker, every move got flipped.
They stacking up sins, streets flooded with crime,
And God watching close like, "Y’all running outta time."

(Chorus)
🔊 "Bloodlines run deep, names in the stone,
From the first to the last, kings sit on the throne.
Legacy’s built, but the struggle don’t fade,
From the block to the Book, every move been laid." 🔊

(Verse 3)
Noah stepped up, next up in the line,
Kept his soul clean while the world did crime.
God gave a word, said, "The flood gon’ hit,
Make a way for your fam, let these others forget."

But the block ain’t listen, they was movin’ too foul,
Chasin’ fast money, every sin was allowed.
Like the streets when they flooded with fiends and the packs,
No one think ahead ‘til the rain hit they backs.

Lamech spoke last, said, "My son got grace,"
Maybe he the one that could flip this place.
From Adam to Noah, the bloodline stayed,
Through sin, through struggle, through the moves we made.

(Chorus – Outro)
“Bloodlines run deep, names in the stone,
From the first to the last, kings sit on the throne.
Legacy’s built, but the struggle don’t fade,
From the block to the Book, every move been laid." 🔊

Genesis Chapter 5: Bloodlines & Legacy

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📖 Genesis 6 comes to life in this hard-hitting track! "Dark Days | Flood Warnings" brings the chaos of the ancient world to the mic—corruption, violence, and the flood that changed everything. Produced by Marc Wondah, this song takes you deep into the sins of the past, warning of the cycles repeating today.

lyrics

(Chorus)
🔊 "Dark days comin', world full of sin,
God seen it all, said, 'Time runnin’ thin.'
Streets flood heavy when the people don’t change,
Better build ya ark ‘fore you drown in the pain." 🔊

(Verse 1)
The world got grimy, evil spreadin’ too fast,
Youngins on the corners, tryna make they cash.
Men grew reckless, takin’ what ain’t theirs,
Didn’t fear God, only answered to they peers.

Nephilim walked, giants deep in the land,
No rules, no laws, just power in they hands.
God watched close, said, "They heart turned black,"
Ain’t no comin’ back, gotta wipe out the pack.

But Noah stayed solid, ten toes in the faith,
Didn’t move like the rest, kept his soul in the safe.
God spoke to him, said, "I got a plan,
Gotta cleanse this earth, flood gon’ land."

(Chorus)
🔊 "Dark days comin', world full of sin,
God seen it all, said, 'Time runnin’ thin.'
Streets flood heavy when the people don’t change,
Better build ya ark ‘fore you drown in the pain." 🔊

(Verse 2)
Noah got the blueprint, every inch precise,
Told his people, "Better change, this the final advice."
But they laughed at him, called him out his name,
Too deep in the grind, too stuck in the game.

Like the block when the OG say, "Fall back,"
But they young and too wild, they ain't tryna hear that.
They stackin’ up sins, thinkin’ life too sweet,
'Til the feds do a sweep, now they stuck in the heat.

God said, "Take ya fam, take two of each,
This water finna rise, ain't no boats on the beach."
Noah did the work, every nail got placed,
While the streets kept movin’ at a reckless pace.

(Chorus)
🔊 "Dark days comin', world full of sin,
God seen it all, said, 'Time runnin’ thin.'
Streets flood heavy when the people don’t change,
Better build ya ark ‘fore you drown in the pain." 🔊

(Verse 3)
The rain started fallin’, first slow, then fast,
People ran for cover, but the water held fast.
Like the block when the law come and kick down doors,
Ain’t no time to repent when the storm hit the floors.

Forty nights, forty days, whole world got swept,
Only Noah and his kin had a breath still left.
The wicked got lost, washed out in the tide,
Like them cats who don’t listen, now they stuck inside.

God made His move, set the balance back right,
But He peeped how man still leaned toward the night.
Lesson in the flood, but they ain't learn much,
Streets stay the same, still tryna play tough.

(Chorus – Outro)
🔊 "Dark days comin', world full of sin,
God seen it all, said, 'Time runnin’ thin.'
Streets flood heavy when the people don’t change,
Better build ya ark ‘fore you drown in the pain." 🔊

Genesis Chapter 6: Dark Days

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📖 The flood came, the warnings were ignored, and only the chosen survived. "Deep Water" brings Genesis 7 to life with raw lyricism, heavy beats, and a warning for those who don’t see the storm coming. Produced by Marc Wondah, this track blends street wisdom with biblical truth—because when judgment hits, only the prepared survive.

lyrics

"Rain keep pourin’, ain't no time to run,
Told ‘em change they ways, now the flood begun.
Street life reckless, play the game or lose,
But when the storm hit, who gon’ pay they dues?"

(Verse 1)
God told Noah, "Aight, it’s time to step in,
Grab ya fam, grab them beasts, don’t forget ya kin."
Seven days left, then the rain gon’ drop,
It’s a wrapp for the world, every wicked man flop.

Like the streets when the feds get the tip-off,
Cats think they safe ‘til they whole block hit off.
Told ‘em change, but they ain't wanna listen,
Now they sittin’ in the flood, talkin’ ‘bout what they missin'.

Noah locked up tight, the ark stood firm,
While outside, they screamed, but the lesson ain't learned.
First drops hit, then the sky broke loose,
Like the hood when the beef turn to shots from the roof.

(Chorus)
"Rain keep pourin’, ain't no time to run,
Told ‘em change they ways, now the flood begun.
Street life reckless, play the game or lose,
But when the storm hit, who gon’ pay they dues?"

(Verse 2)
Forty nights, forty days, ain't no land in sight,
Water rose high, took the wicked in the night.
The block got washed, ain't a soul still breathin’,
When God make a move, ain't no plan for schemin'.

Like the cats in the game who ain't watch they steps,
Told ‘em stack for the drought, now they drown in the debt.
Told ‘em watch for the law, now they locked in a cage,
Told ‘em peep how it move, but they lost in the rage.

Noah stayed dry, ark floatin’ with grace,
Kept faith in the plan, never folded in place.
Waters covered towers, valleys, and peaks,
Ain’t no mercy for the streets when the judgment speaks.

(Chorus)
"Rain keep pourin’, ain't no time to run,
Told ‘em change they ways, now the flood begun.
Street life reckless, play the game or lose,
But when the storm hit, who gon’ pay they dues?"

(Verse 3)
Months passed by, but the flood ain't fall,
Noah played his role while the wicked lost all.
Sent a raven out, but the bird ain't land,
World still covered, death weighed on the sand.

Like a case in the streets when the trial don’t budge,
Time stretch long, every snitch hold a grudge.
Ain’t no shortcuts, gotta wait for the call,
Ain’t no mercy when you trapped, gotta weather it all.

But God had a plan, let the waters recede,
Had to cleanse the whole map, plant a new kind of seed.
When the dove came back with the leaf in its beak,
Noah knew that the storm ain't control what he seek.

(Chorus – Outro)
"Rain keep pourin’, ain't no time to run,
Told ‘em change they ways, now the flood begun.
Street life reckless, play the game or lose, But when the storm hit, who gon’ pay they dues?"

Genesis Chapter 7: Deep Water

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🌊 The storm is over. The flood has passed. Now it's time for The Rebirth. "Genesis Chapter 8 - The Rebirth" dives into the moment when Noah and his family stepped onto dry land, witnessing a world wiped clean. Produced by Marc Wondah, this track blends biblical wisdom with real-life lessons—because after every storm, there’s a new beginning.

lyrics

(Chorus)
🔊 "The flood’s over, but the pain don’t stop,
Had to rise from the mud, gotta climb to the top.
Street life cold, but we still stayin' true,
Ain’t no rest ‘til the sun breaks through." 🔊

(Verse 1)
Yo, the rain stopped, but the game’s still hard,
Noah’s crew on the ark, they still playin' their cards.
Forty days gone by, water still heavy,
Like the block after the drought, ain't nothing steady.

God remembered Noah, locked in that ark,
Like the hustlers grindin', tryin' to leave they mark.
Sent a dove out, tryin' to see if it's safe,
Came back with an olive leaf, like we cleanin’ the slate.

You see the same in the streets, we try to rise,
Through the trials and pain, we look to the skies.
God’s plan ain’t easy, but it’s worth the wait,
Like a corner cat tryna turn his life to great.

(Chorus)
🔊 "The flood’s over, but the pain don’t stop,
Had to rise from the mud, gotta climb to the top.
Street life cold, but we still stayin' true,
Ain’t no rest ‘til the sun breaks through." 🔊

(Verse 2)
God spoke, said, “Now it’s time to spread,
Noah, build the earth, get the seeds spread ahead.”
He opened the door, let the floodwaters fade,
Just like we rise from the struggle, a new foundation laid.

Noah made his move, planted that vine,
Like a hustler plantin’ seeds, watchin' them shine.
But the streets, they dark, and they tryna hold tight,
But when you grind right, you’ll see that new light.

God said, “Be fruitful, fill the earth wide,”
Like a boss in the game who’s been out for a ride.
Noah heard the voice, the covenant clear,
God promised the rainbow, ain’t no more fear.

(Chorus)
🔊 "The flood’s over, but the pain don’t stop,
Had to rise from the mud, gotta climb to the top.
Street life cold, but we still stayin' true,
Ain’t no rest ‘til the sun breaks through." 🔊

(Verse 3)
A rainbow in the sky, like a symbol of change,
A promise for the world, no more floods, no more pain.
Just like the block, when the sun breaks through,
We put the work in, now the blessings feel new.

Noah’s family set the foundation, no lie,
Just like we rise when the struggle is high.
God said, “I’m with you, I’ll never break the vow,”
Same as the streets, when we turn things around now.

From the mud to the clean, Noah saw the light,
Like a street soldier who made it through the fight.
Started fresh, new life, with a vow to keep,
God’s word strong, just like the hustle on the street.

(Chorus – Outro)
🔊 "The flood’s over, but the pain don’t stop,
Had to rise from the mud, gotta climb to the top.
Street life cold, but we still stayin' true,
Ain’t no rest ‘til the sun breaks through." 🔊

Genesis Chapter 8: The Rebirth

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🔥 After the flood, a new world begins. "Genesis Chapter 9 - The Promise" tells the story of God’s covenant with Noah—a promise sealed with the first rainbow. Produced by Marc Wondah, this track connects ancient wisdom to real-life struggles, proving that even after the storm, blessings follow.

lyrics

(Chorus)
🔊 "The flood's over, but we still on the grind,
God’s promise solid, but the struggle still in mind.
From the streets to the sky, we keep pushin' ahead,
Ain’t no looking back, keep moving, no dread." 🔊

(Verse 1)
Yo, the flood’s gone, but the game still cold,
Noah’s fam got the word, now they take hold.
God made a promise, said, "You’re my people, my crew,
Be fruitful, multiply, there’s work to do."

Just like the streets, you rise from the pain,
God gave Noah the world, but the hustle’s the same.
Ain’t no time for slippin’, you gotta move right,
Like the block’s in your blood, hustlin' day and night.

God said, “Every beast, every bird, you rule,
This land’s yours now, play it like you cool.”
But remember the struggle, the fight from before,
Don’t take for granted the life we restore.

(Chorus)
🔊 "The flood's over, but we still on the grind,
God’s promise solid, but the struggle still in mind.
From the streets to the sky, we keep pushin' ahead,
Ain’t no looking back, keep moving, no dread." 🔊

(Verse 2)
God gave Noah a sign, the rainbow in the sky,
Promise of no more floods, let the past die.
But we know in the streets, the storm don’t end,
Every corner, every block, gotta hustle again.

Like God said, “Respect life, don’t spill no blood,”
Honor the covenant, build your life from the mud.
But street rules ain’t the same, got to watch your back,
Every move you make, know the streets keep track.

Noah’s fam blessed, but the streets stay rough,
When you rise from the ashes, life’s still tough.
But we keep our heads high, eyes on the prize,
God’s word solid, but we keep our eyes on the skies.

(Chorus)
🔊 "The flood's over, but we still on the grind,
God’s promise solid, but the struggle still in mind.
From the streets to the sky, we keep pushin' ahead,
Ain’t no looking back, keep moving, no dread." 🔊

(Verse 3)
God gave the land, now it's time to rebuild,
But even with the promise, you still gotta stay skilled.
Like Noah’s family, we got our chance,
But street life’s in the game, gotta make it advance.

God blessed them, but He also gave the command,
“Live right, respect life, and understand the land.”
Like in the streets, where the hustle’s a test,
You either rise to the top or fall like the rest.

Noah’s still movin’, with the word in his soul,
Just like we hustlers, diggin’ out of that hole.
The promise is real, but the grind don’t stop,
Gotta keep pushin' through, reach the peak, hit the top.

(Chorus – Outro)
🔊 "The flood's over, but we still on the grind,
God’s promise solid, but the struggle still in mind.
From the streets to the sky, we keep pushin' ahead,
Ain’t no looking back, keep moving, no dread." 🔊

Genesis Chapter 9: The Promise

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The flood is over, but the struggle remains. "Genesis Chapter 10 – Nation Rise" dives into the aftermath, where Noah and his people must rebuild, just like those grinding to rise from the mud. Produced by Marc Wondah, this track blends biblical prophecy with modern street survival, showing the parallels between ancient rebirth and today’s hustle. From struggle to strength, from pain to promise—this is the rise of nations. 🌍🔥

lyrics

(Chorus)
"From the soil we rise, where the struggle begins,
Knowledge and wisdom, where the hustle never ends.
Nations rise, and some may fall,
But we stand for justice, equality for all."

(Verse 1)
Yo, we all come from one man, Noah’s the name,
After the flood, the world still ain't the same.
Shem, Ham, and Japheth, they spread out far,
Building nations, chasing dreams, reaching for the stars.

From the east to the west, the lands grew vast,
But the knowledge of the streets? It’s built to last.
Just like they built these nations, brick by brick,
In the streets, you hustle hard to get rich.

Wisdom in the moves, knowledge in the game,
Respect the hustle, or you’ll end up the same.
From the land of Cush to the city of Babel,
We rise, we fall, but we always stay stable.

(Chorus)
"From the soil we rise, where the struggle begins,
Knowledge and wisdom, where the hustle never ends.
Nations rise, and some may fall,
But we stand for justice, equality for all."

(Verse 2)
Cush to Mizraim, the world’s gettin' wide,
From every land, the people divide.
From the Philistines to the Canaanites,
The hustle don't change, the struggle's in sight.

Building empires, chasing glory and gold,
But knowledge ain’t just in the riches you hold.
It's in the heart, in the justice you seek,
In the wisdom that you carry, and the voice that speaks.

We’ve all got our battles, from the streets to the throne,
In every city, every corner, we're fightin’ alone.
But justice ain't blind, it sees through the lies,
Equality’s the key to help us all rise.

(Chorus)
🔊 "From the soil we rise, where the struggle begins,
Knowledge and wisdom, where the hustle never ends.
Nations rise, and some may fall,
But we stand for justice, equality for all."

(Verse 3)
The children of Japheth spread across the sea,
Building cities and empires, but do they see?
The struggles of the people who came before,
The wisdom in the silence when the streets roar.

Nations rise, but the truth’s always clear,
We fight for equality, justice in here.
Like the streets, where power and wealth collide,
True knowledge is understanding what’s inside.

So we hustle, we build, we fight for the rights,
Equal in the eyes of God, we see through the night.
From Africa to Asia, to the Americas wide,
Justice and wisdom, we stand unified.

(Chorus – Outro)
"From the soil we rise, where the struggle begins,
Knowledge and wisdom, where the hustle never ends.
Nations rise, and some may fall,
But we stand for justice, equality for all."

Genesis Chapter 10: Nations Rise

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