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We were on a bounty in L.A., sun barely in the sky,
Had the man we came for — clean grab, no need to fly.
But his friend in the back panicked, thought we were after him,
Fear took over his mind, everything went dim.
He grabbed a little girl — man, that moment froze time,
A choice made in confusion that still haunts my mind.
LJ reacted fast, had to stop the threat,
Split‑second decisions we still ain’t forget.
I ran to the girl, praying she’d breathe again,
Hands shaking, heart breaking, whispering, “Come on, little friend…”
But she was gone… and that pain carved deep,
A memory I carry in the places I don’t speak.
“God… why her… why that day…”
“Still haunts me… still haunts me…”
You been carrying all this pain inside,
All these memories you can’t hide.
People see your strength but not your fight,
They don’t know the things that changed your life.
So you keep your circle tight…
You keep your circle tight…
’Cause the world done showed you darkness,
And you still searching for the light.
“Searching for the light… searching for the light…”
Miami‑Dade County, another bounty on the line,
We pulled up to the house, everything seemed fine.
Then a man came around the side, fear in his eyes,
Weapon in his hands, chaos rising in the skies.
We hit the ground quick, hearts pounding in our chest,
Me, LJ, and the team fighting just to make it back blessed.
I had to act — not for pride, not for fame,
But so my brother and my crew could go home the same.
And even though we survived, the system flipped the script,
Turned protectors into villains real quick.
Wrongful death lawsuit, truth buried in the dirt,
Twenty‑million‑dollar business gone — that one hurt.
Judge and prosecutor racist, lawyers paid to fold,
They didn’t want two young Black men breaking the mold.
“They ain’t want us rising… they ain’t want us winning…”
“Took everything… everything…”
You been carrying all this pain inside,
All these memories you can’t hide.
People see your strength but not your fight,
They don’t know the things that changed your life.
So you keep your circle tight…
You keep your circle tight…
’Cause the world done showed you darkness,
And you still searching for the light.
They hated seeing two young Black men rise,
Owning our own business, success in our eyes.
They tried to break us, shake us, tear us apart,
Didn’t care about the truth, didn’t care about our heart.
And that’s why I move quiet, why I trust so few,
Why my circle is small, just my family and my crew.
People smile in your face, but their motives ain’t pure,
And after what I lived through, I see intentions for sure.
But I’m still here, still breathing, still strong,
Still trying to heal from everything that went wrong.
Still asking God to guide me, help me rise above,
Still learning how to trust, how to live, how to love.
“Still healing… still growing…”
“Walk in the light… walk in the light…”
You been carrying all this pain inside,
But baby, God kept you alive.
You lost so much but you still fight,
Still searching for the light…
So keep your circle tight…
Keep your circle tight…
’Cause the world done showed you darkness,
But you still reaching for the light.
