A spoken-word piece about choosing spiritual growth over chasing money. The speaker recalls his father's advice to focus on guiding lost souls rather than pursuing wealth, trusting that God will provide what he needs. He uses metaphors of seeds becoming trees and love as a lasso to explore patience and personal values.
8:00 EST, O-C-O-E-E. They said if it don't make dollars, don't make sense. They said my time's wasted if I ain't chasing a bag. But Pops told me never chase nothing, only here to lead lost souls to the kingdom. That's facts. I only focus on the kingdom and everything else that I need, I know it will attract. If I lose it all now, I know he'll bring it right back. I ain't worried about a plat. Even if I ball and count big stacks, I would never put that before you. No, I won't get attached, 'cause that would never last though. You wrapped your arms around me like a lasso. You went and painted the picture Picasso. Oops, Picasso. You made my heart grow. Lesson I learned from the seed is to start slow. Trust me, you go see the tree if you look close. Don't you
