Move Along

I don't wanna try
I just wanna die
When everything is good
Feel like I'm gonna crash

Love I know I love you so
Imma try to stay for your love
Driving through this traffic
And I'm thinking of my love
But If I'm being honest
I don't know If it's enough

OHH OHH OHH
Maybe I don't feel like I'm enough
OHH OHH OHH
Can you fuck with my depressive mode

I'm sick of the motion
Of choosing a poison
That ends in anxiety
Searching a purpose
The same fucking notion
Of predictability

OHH OHH OHH
(well I don't feel it, well I don't feel it)
Well I don't feel like there's enough
(Baby can you fuck, baby can you fuck)
Can you fuck with this depressive song

Doo doo doo dah doo
Doo doo dah doo
doo doo dah doo

Don't you dare to die
Before you're 95
Just scared when life is good
But know that we'll survive

Love I know I love you so
I won't let you stray from our love
Driving through that traffic
And I'm thinking of our love
Just know I'm being honest
When I say that you're enough

OHH OHH OHH
Cause can you feel my love enough
(Baby can you feel it, baby can you feel it)
Can I fuck with your depressive song
OHH OHH OHH
Now I can feel it a little more
Baby can you fuck, baby did I fuck
Did I fuck with your depressive song
Did I fuck with your depressive song

F MA D

Not Enough

Blurry Lines

Should've Never Said I Do

What would you do if that person you love the most breaks all the rules you believe in?

If I Break Your Rules

We are in this together. Go watch the music video! Streaming soon...

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Stream/Download☛ https://smarturl.it/justicenow

Philadelphia rapper Verse Mega teams with frequent collaborator and producer Nthebeats for “Justice Now,” a powerful rallying cry for victims of police brutality, which the duo first recorded following the tragic murder of Eric Garner by the hands of the NYPD. The pair were unable to release the track at the time, but sadly history has repeated itself with the barbaric killing of George Floyd by the Minneapolis Police Department, and so the two felt the moment was right for it to finally be heard. 

The track opens with voices from a protest—”What do we want? Justice! When do we want it? Now!”—that are actually used for the hook, and then it bursts forth with massive production from Nthebeats. His driving instrumental sets the pace for Mega to unleash his rapid-fire rhymes that, unfortunately, couldn’t be more timely in the wake of Floyd’s senseless murder, and the worldwide protests of police brutality that have ensued. 

Throughout his bars, the Philly emcee addresses the disconnect between police and those they’re meant to serve and protect as well as the generations upon generations of injustice faced by African Americans. He also questions exactly what the word “justice” means while ending his bars with these incredibly poignant words: “If we can’t get no justice, then you can’t get no peace!”

“Justice Now” is available through all major digital retailers and streaming platforms via Mega’s own DSTRCT9 Records imprint.

Follow Verse Mega Online: 
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/versemega
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/verse.mega
• Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7ATEU7WaTpyt8eQoDoG77m

Follow Nthebeats Online:
• Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/nthebeats
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nthebeats
• SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/nthebeats

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