A song which starts off with a reference from Lauryn Hill’s Everything is Everything, the fourth single from Lauryn Hill’s debut album, The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill.

The song tackles in a sense the same breathe of injustices and struggles faced by the youth in the communities, i.e., unprotected sex, alcohol and substance abuse, gang-related violence, social and economic injustices.

Micnif’s style of Hip Hop have been intertwining with scripture a lot throughout this song and I Am A Lyricist which references verses from The New Testament. This song is about changing negative situations into positive situations, and he uses the metaphor of “develop a negative” in the same breathe Lauryn did on Everything is Everything, to portray a positive picture in the society and communities at large that change begins when they start to embrace their shortcomings and lack of financial stability at turn it around. It’s important to aspire for change, but you have to know that it’s hard to come and nobody’s sure it will eventually happen, but it all starts in believing that it can with oneself.

This song’s intend is to provide a remedial approach to the struggles that are being faced by the communities and does so by encouraging the masses to engage in prayer, be the Lord’s Prayer or from their hearts, and this approach is in contrast with engaged in heated quarrels and arguments.

Let us Pray:

Matthew 6: 9-13

In the words of R.Kelly, Prayer changes.