10 Tupac Songs With Lyrics That Seem To Have Been Written After He Was Dead.

The subject of Tupac Amaru Shakur is apparently one that will continue to be debated untill the end of time. From his early days in the nooks and crannies of New York to his latter days in the hills and bubbles of uptown Calabasas Los Angeles, his llife & times on earth though short, is laden with more intrigues and action than movie magic. While going through our discography we came across some really alarming lyrics/songs that seem to slamming from his grave because of the things he was rapping about. Maybe this is why he will be immortal or perhaps its all part of his grand plan, whatever the case may be, we find this article worthwhile as we are sure you would, so enjoy!.

1.                                                              "Thug Mansion"  

            Dear mama don't cry, your baby boy's doing good

            Tell the homies I'm in heaven and they ain't got hoods

            Seen a show with Marvin Gaye last night, it had me shook

            Dripping peppermint Schnapps, with Jackie Wilson, and Sam Cooke

            Then some lady named Billie Holiday Sang sitting there kicking it with Malcolm, 'til the day 

            Came. Little LaTasha sure grown tell the lady in the liquor store that she's forgiven, so come home

             Maybe in time you'll understand only God can save us

             When Miles Davis cutting lose with the band

             Just think of all the people that you knew in the past that passed on, they in heaven, found peace at                last. Picture a place that they exist, together, There has to be a place better than this, in heaven.

  2.                                                                     "Hail Mary"  

  

Now pay attention, rest in peace father

I'm a ghost in these killing fields

Hail Mary catch me if I go, let's go deep inside

the solitary mind of a madman who screams in the dark

 3.                                                              "The Good Die Young"

These is hard times we livin' in
Churches burnin, planes fallin from the sky
Murder, the good die young
The good definitely die young
This is a lil' somethin' 
To help you get through the day
If you could.

It was more than a tragedy

Emotions be grabbin' me

Plane fell from the sky

We tryin' to figure what happened

Burning' churches, fearin' God

Who can be so cruel

We all ignorant to AIDS

Till it happens to you

4.                                                                  "So Many Tears"

My every move is a calculated step, to bring me closer

to embrace an early death, now there's nothin left

There was no mercy on the streets, I couldn't rest

I'm barely standin, bout to go to pieces, screamin peace

And though my soul was deleted, I couldn't see it

I had my mind full of demons tryin to break free

They planted seeds and they hatched, sparkin the flame

inside my brain like a match, such a dirty game

No memories, just a misery

Paintin a picture of my enemies killin me, in my sleep

Will I survive til the mo'nin, to see the sun

Please Lord forgive me for my sins, cause here I come...

5.                                                                  "Life Goes On" 

Bury me smiling'

with G's in my pocket

have a party at my funeral

let every rapper rock it

let the hoes that I used to know

from way before

kiss me from my head to my toe

give me a paper and a pen

so I can write about my life of sin

a couple bottles of Gin

in case I don't get in

6.                                                  "I Wonder If Heaven Got A Ghetto"

Here on Earth, tell me what's a black life worth

A bottle of juice is no excuse, the truth hurts

And even when you take the shit

Move counties get a lawyer you can shake the shit

Ask Rodney, LaTasha, and many more

It's been going on for years, there's plenty more

When they ask me, when will the violence cease?

When your troops stop shooting niggaz down in the street

7.                                                                  "Still I Rise"

Now what was I to be, a product of this heated passion

Mama got pregnant, and papa got a piece of ass

Look how it began, nobody gave a fuck about me

Pistol in my hand, this cruel world can do without me 

How can I survive? Got me asking white Jesus

will a nigga live or die, 'cause the Lord can't see us
in the deep dark clouds of the projects, ain't no sunshine

8.                                                   "Letter To My Unborn Child"

Seems so complicated to escape fate

And you can never understand 'til we trade places

Tell the world I feel guilty to being anxious

Ain't no way in hell that I could ever be rapist

It's hard to face this, cold world on a good day

When will they let the little kids in the hood play?

9.                                                                   "Better Days"

Time to question our lifestyle, look how we live

Smoking weed like it ain't no thing, so even kids

wanna try now, they lie down and get ran through

Nobody watched 'em clockin the evil man do

Faced with the demons, addicted to hearin victims screamin

Guess we was evil since birth, product of cursed semens

Cause even our birthdays is cursed days

A born thug in the first place, the worst ways

I'd love to see the block in peace

With no more dealers and crooked cops, the only way to stop the beast

And only we can change

It's up to us to clean up the streets, it ain't the same

Too many murders, too many funerals and too many tears

Just seen another brother buried plus I knew him for years

Passed by his family, but what could I say?

Keep yo' head up and try to keep the faith

And pray for better days

10.                                                            "On My Block"

Mislead from childhood where I went astray

Till this day I still pray for a better way

Can't help but feel hopeless and heartbroke

From the start I felt the racism cause I'm dark

Couldn't quit the bullshit made me represent

Hit the bar and played the star, everywhere I went

In my heart, I felt alone out here on my own

I close my eyes and picture home... on my block