Issues – Song and Lyrics by Abdel Wright

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Discover the poetic beauty in ‘Issues’ by Abdel Wright. This lyric breakdown takes you on a journey through the artist’s thoughts, emotions, and the story they aim to tell. From clever metaphors to evocative imagery, we delve into the nuances that make this song a lyrical masterpiece. Whether you’re a fan of Abdel Wright or a lover of well-crafted words, our detailed analysis will give you a deeper understanding and appreciation of this song.

Countless of times when things were rough
And nothing but the heat
Chances of jobs delete I remember well a point in time
I had nowhere to sleep my issues and the streets
The other day I had my last three thousand dollars in my empty pockets
I wanted to buy something to eat to kill the hunger
Then I remembered that my guitar needed two stings
That were broken I prefer to feed my soul

How many mountains do we have to climb?
How many rivers of tears to quench the pain?
How long is the journey
It seems so endless
But I have to hold on, hold on
Religion has been a stumbling block
It haunts me everyday
Will I ever clear this way?
I’m man enough to let you know at times
I’m skeptical of that man called Christ
Even though he gave his life
How can I survive in a church, a refuge for my soul?
When the livity unfold is different from the word being told
How dare you justify your wicked ways
With quoting from the scripture?
You’re the better, worse than anything else

Countless of times when things were rough
And nothing but the heat
Chances of jobs delete I remember well a point in time
I had nowhere to sleep my issues and the streets
The other day I had my last three thousand dollars in my empty pockets
I wanted to buy something to eat to kill the hunger
Then I remembered that my guitar needed two stings
That were broken I prefer to feed my soul

Unfortunately, I’ve been stereotyped
On how to treat a woman
I’m a product of a one night stand
If you happen to be my father
And you’re listening to my song
You’re damned outright and wrong
My mom was just a sick woman
She lost her mind at twelve
But you chose to satisfy yourself
I lost a woman that I truly loved
Although I hardly knew
My anger grew and grew

Countless of times when things were rough
And nothing but the heat
Chances of jobs delete I remember well a point in time
I had nowhere to sleep my issues and the streets
The other day I had my last three thousand dollars in my empty pockets
I wanted to buy something to eat to kill the hunger
Then I remembered that my guitar needed two stings
That were broken I prefer to feed my soul