[Intro: 2Pac] 
Only God can judge me, is that right? 
[synth voice] Only God can judge me now 
Only God baby, nobody else, nobody else 
All you other motherfuckers get out my business 
[Verse One: 2Pac] 
Perhaps I was blind to the facts, stabbed in the back 
I couldn't trust my own homies just a bunch a dirty rats 
Will I, succeed, paranoid from the weed 
And hocus pocus try to focus but I can't see 
And in my mind I'ma blind man doin time 
Look to my future cause my past, is all behind me 
Is it a crime, to fight, for what is mine? 
Everybody's dyin tell me what's the use of tryin 
I've been Trapped since birth, cautious, cause I'm cursed 
And fantasies of my family, in a hearse 
And they say it's the white man I should fear 
But, it's my own kind doin all the killin here 
I can't lie, ain't no love for the other side 
Jealousy inside, make em wish I died 
Oh my Lord, tell me what I'm livin for 
Everybody's droppin got me knockin on heaven's door 
And all my memories, of seein brothers bleed 
And everybody grieves, but still nobody sees 
Recollect your thoughts don't get caught up in the mix 
Cause the media is full of dirty tricks 
Only God can judge me 
[Chorus: 2Pac] 
[synth voice] Only God can judge me 
That's right baby, yeah baby 
[synth voice] Only God 
Hahahahahahahaha 
[synth + Pac] Only God can judge me, only God can judge 
[synth cont.] me, only God 
Only God can judge me 
[synth + Pac] Only God can judge me 
And only God can 
[synth voice] Only God can judge me, only God 
Only God can judge me 
[synth + Pac] Only God can judge me 
Only God can judge me 
[synth voice] Only God can judge me, only God 
Only God can judge me 
[synth voice] Only God can judge me now 
[heart monitor: long beep] 
Flatline! 
[Verse Two: 2Pac] 
I hear the doctor standing over me [heart monitor: beeping slowly] 
screamin I can make it 
Got a body full of bullet holes layin here naked 
Still I, can't breathe, somethings evil in my IV 
Cause everytime I breathe, I think they killin me [beeping sound stops] 
I'm having nightmares, homicidal fantansies 
I wake up stranglin, danglin my bed sheets 
I call the nurse cause it hurts, to reminisce 
How did it come to this? I wish they didn't miss 
Somebody help me, tell me where to go from here 
Cause even Thugs cry, but do the Lord care? 
Try to remember, but it hurts 
I'm walkin through the cemetary talkin to the, dirt 
I'd rather die like a man, than live like a coward 
There's a ghetto up in Heaven and it's ours, Black Power 
is what we scream as we dream in a paranoid state 
And our fate, is a lifetime of hate 
Dear Mama, can you save me? And fuck peace 
Cause the streets got our babies, we gotta eat 
No more hesitation each and every black male's trapped 
And they wonder why we suicidal runnin round strapped 
Mista, Po-lice, please try to see that it's 
a million motherfuckers stressin just like me 
Only God can judge me 
[Chorus w/ variations] 
[Interlude: 2Pac] 
That which does not kill me can only make me stronger 
(That's for real) 
and I don't see why everybody feel as though 
that they gotta tell me how to live my life 
(You know?) 
Let me live baby, let me live 
[Verse Three: Rappin 4-Tay, Tupac] 
Pac I feel ya, keep servin it on the reala 
For instance say a playa hatin mark is out to kill ya 
Would you be wrong, for buckin a nigga to the pavement? 
He gon' get me first, if I don't get him fool start prayin 
Ain't no such thing as self-defense in the court of law 
So judge us when we get to where we're goin wearin a cross, that's real 
Got him, lurked him, crept the fuck up on him 
Sold a half a million tapes now everybody want him 
After talkin behind my back like a bitch would 
Tellin them niggaz, "You can fade him," punk I wish you would 
It be them same motherfuckers in your face that'll rush up in your place 
to get your safe, knowin you on that paper chase 
Grass, glass, big screen and leather couch 
My new shit is so fetti already sold a key of ounce 
Bitch, remember Tupac and 4-Tay 
Them same two brothers dodgin bullets representin the Bay 
Pac when you was locked down, that's when I'll be around 
Start climbing up the charts, so sick, but they tried to clown 
That's why they ride the bandwagon still be draggin sellin lies 
Don't think I don't see you haters, I know you all in disguise 
Guess you figure you know me cause I'm a Thug 
That love to hit the late night club, drink then buzz 
Been livin lavish like a player all day 
Now I'm bout to floss em off, player shit with 4-Tay 
Only God can judge me 
[Chorus w/ variations] 
[4Tay] Only God main 
[2Pac] That right? 
[4Tay] That's real 
[2Pac] Hahahahahaha 
[4Tay] Fuck everybody else, yaknowhatI'msayin? 
[2Pac] Man, look here man 
My only fear of death is comin back to this bitch reincarnated 
That's for the homey mental 
We up out 
[Chorus w/out 2Pac continues to fade]
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