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Good Guy Gone

I can feel it/That lonely feeling exposing me to the darkness with no sight of happiness/The crack in my heart that pains me falling apart piece by piece/ As I struggle to fight back and scream at the top of my lungs/ Everyone hears me but noone understands/ They tell me fuck her/move on/ be a man But is a man without emotion?does a man not bleed, hurt, or die like the rest? So I vent to friends to relieve the pain that’s crushing my chest/ Isolated I’m forced to face the truth/ That no matter how hard I cry,no matter how much I vent/ These emotions remain stagnant and continue to flow through every part of me/ I could’ve swore these emotions where far from me/ But it seems like the further she is/ the closer comes disparity and old memories become apart of me/ So the more I face reality I start to think/  what is the life that’s meant for me/ Women like but won’t cherish me/ And every attempt for success turns tragedy/ A good man gone bad I know its sad to see/ Took a ride for love in the right direction only to end up wrong and that’s what’s driven me/ So with a dark road ahead what am I to look forward to? More pain? I think not I chose to never feel this way again/ Adapting to my environment over powering the weak feeling of needing to be desired/ I tried and tried again/ but the nice guys never win/ And my momma taught me better but the world taught me different/ So no longer being a spectator of this game I finally give in/  and on love I give up/ Because knowing that ill never hurt like this again is the only way I can get up/ And the only way that I can do that is if me and my better half break up/ Someone told me in a relationship whoever loves the most has the least control/ Woman love to fantasize of a good man but won’t be with them/ So if that’s really true then why am I addicted? Then a friend tells me you can move on now your pain is self inflicted/ Realising she’s rite I pray to GOD and move on/ But as a new man who’s more strong/ I will never again be as nice/ because that always comes with a price/ I learned how to play the game right because I’ve always been treated wrong/ But it’s now a even playing field because now the good guy’s gone

By Stephen Parker -Me

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Abnorm was Born as Stephen John Parker Jr. at Touro Hospital in New Orleans, LA. Dealing with a hard life he always remained optimistic through everything he encountered. One day his brother asked him to freestyle and he surprised his older brother Chris and himself not knowing his hidden potential. Towards the end of his 10th grade yr of high school he began to take a active role in Hiphop and focus on it to become better. It took some time for him to truly learn who he was as an artist and perfect his flow but, with much practice and consistency he became a force to be reckoned with. Strongly inspired by his older brother Chris Blount he strived to one day be as good or even better than Chis. Once Abnorm began challenging himself with difficult songs to complete and pushing his creativity to it's fullest potential he then started strengthening all aspects of his versatility. Becoming a icon is what he strives to achieve in life, more than just someone from the hood he wants to be remember as someone who overcame life and stand above everyone who doubted him. In the yr 2005 Katrina hit New Orleans, LA forcing him and his family to move leaving everything they've ever known and began a new life in Conyers, GA until Abnorm relocated to Las Vegas Nevada with close friends/producer Mike Hands. With things not going according to plan Abnorm left Nevada he bounced around from Georgia, back to New Orleans and then finally joined his brother Chris in Chicago, IL. There he would become more of a man than he could ever imagine and witness his brother Chris reach another level of his potential also which inspired Abnorm even more. His brother relocated with his family leaving Abnorm alone in Chicago and he became more independent than ever. He met a rapper from Chicago named Itimize and together they put out a mixtape called Dysphoria. Abnorm is currently working a solo mixtape called I'm So 504. With faith in GOD and much inspiration from both brothers Chis and Alvin he is hoping for a better future.
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