"Never Sit Back" plz review!

“	Originally Posted By: DarkHorizon its better then half the lyrics iv seen on the site?... There's a last open space on the Spitfire Tournament, enter if you want? but you gotta get bck to me, be4 some body else takes the place.	”

“	Originally Posted By: the1JD heya decided to write a remix to Fort Minor's Remember the Name nd spinned off a bit to end up wit this. lemme know what u think! I knew this kid once, He was called Rich, This is how his story goes. Yo, this is just a man with a mic Who wanted nothing more than just to get his rhymes on site He was 17, a man of passion and devoted respect Reliable, he would never defect He walked with a swagger and he talked with a sway Which undeniably helps with what you’re trying to portray It wasn’t all great though he had some bad habits, At 19, Cocaine became an addiction, the crucifixion of an obvious jurisdiction, mixed between the friction of his current constrictions. And then on that cold winter’s day it all came to a stop, Shot, stabbed, oiled and hammered, It was like this poor guy had been killed just for his standards The guy fought for his pride and he fought for his name But in the end 8 to 1 was too tough a task At those odds the poor guy was never gonna last. (chorus) Never sit back, never retract, You’ve got to keep workin’ Never withdraw, Never relax You’ve got to be determined. If you can’t walk the walk Then just don’t walk at all If it ain’t 200% You’re fu**in bound to fall. I remember how he used to have a diary with quotes inside, Of a dream that only he could achieve. Merciless execution cos he’s dying inside himself He felt for the 3rd world he felt for the poor He’d always support whoever knocked at his door He wasn’t arrogant just wanted respect Although his own ambitions you could never suspect A peaceful world was what he hoped to resurrect But dude. That ain’t gonna happen yet. When he was young he was bullied, abused they’d even spit on his shoes It was like a, personal vendetta against this unlucky youth No one to turn to, no where to run And if he tried to confront them they’d simply pull out a gun Personal, humiliation on the lowest foundation By some cowardly kids who supported racial discrimination But he turned it around, he used the harshest rejection as a fuel to reach the goal of a greater perfection He’d faced what he was and adjusted himself (chorus Repeat) (chorus Repeat) I hope we can all take something away from this PEACE JD.	”

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