Sault - 9 lyrics

[Verse 1: Cleo Sol] You can't make it out but you gotta lead Wipe your tears, wipe your blood From your sleeves Your father lived in the dark, so you won't see A broken mad spirit has no warranty One day, you'll make it One day, you'll be free Before you lose yourself Don't forget to dream [Verse 2: Cleo Sol] For first time, I'm so high, your future is gold Higher, I am going high up To new falls, a good chance, yeah And you go, and you go, and you go, go as you go And I know, and I know, and I know I know when I played your game I got you when they'll, we'll all see your heart The rough can scare people And I am made of love [Instrumental Break] [Refrain: Cleo Sol] The rough can scare people And I am made of love [Bridge: Cleo Sol] Let your light in, light you give You are perfect, love is dear Trust the feeling in your soul Be the way to your miracle Miracle, miracle, miracle [Refrain: Cleo Sol] And I am made of love And I am made of love [Instrumental Break] [Outro: Sault] Growin' up in East London, uh it was never about, like, the whole "gang" stuff The whole "gang culture" It was more of, like, just a collection of friends This is gonna be, like, very cliché, innit? It's what everyone says, but You were just with your mates, and you just kinda hung around, um, your friends, like Whether it be your, you know, who lived on your road, lived in the same flats as you Could just be you mates who went to the same youth clubs, just from the same general area So, you know, that was, that was how we kinda got grouped Ah, the names and the crew names and stuff like that came from more You know, sometimes, some of it was actually, you're, you're proud, a little bit The area's got reputation, and, you know, you'd say you're from there, or whatever, or You know, you'd say you were from this part because you were literally from that part But even, yo, 'member, this was like, you know before, you know, mobile phones This is old school, youth, youth club days Where, you know, you literally had to go and see your mates You'd go and travel to find them So, you know, clearly you're gonna describe your mates from, like the area, like "Oh where you're going, I'm gonna see such and such from well, we'll see them lot from over there" Literally, so you know, 'stead of you know, I don't know Um, "Mark, Darren and Dean," it'd be, um, "them lot from over there" And then you know, sometimes things happen, you know An argument or you know, sometimes it's just thrown on you You know, the names are given to you because you're just from the area And people say, "Yeah, just those guys", and then, you know, you just end up It just becomes easier to describe yourself as what people already say that you are, I suppose A lot of the, the segregation was supposed