Has the success changed you Muz, it has to,
not really mate, my mum still buys me clothes from asda,
there's your answer, and as for,
Kids who acted well vicious, now their turned to well-wishers,
saying come and chill with us, maybe you could rap a bit,
and can I get a ticket to your show, that'd be fabulous,
I'm like no, if only for the principle,
My headmaster tried to stop me rapping my initial flows,
breaking up the crowds that would gather by the English block,
Really pissed me off, I knew that i'd make it, I kid you not,
Back then, the future was a kind of joke,
I never took it serious, apart from all the rhymes I wrote

But I'm lucky that I'm rising
Ate my Weetabix, so none's of it surprising,
Remember sleep-overs I would sneak into the lounge,
While you were playing FIFA, I was dreaming up my sound

So I'm lucky that I'm rising
Ate my Weetabix, so none's of it surprising,
When a girlfriend's asleep, I sneak into the lounge
Just some to find some peace to write the right now

Single mums do double the work,
I'll pay her back when I start to make some money off verse,
She had my back, acting like the cape of superheroes
allowing me to fly, since I was like a year-old,
Crash, staring out the window of my uni lectures,
Got a phone text that hit me in the solar plexus
My sister told me Dad was in an accident,
His car got smashed up but the reaper wasn't having him
I thought about the man that made me all that I am,
not by being there, but not being there, understand
I was angry at the guy for walking out his kid,
i'm 23 now, I should let you walk back in,
I'm glad that you were fortunate to see another day,
Maybe use it as incentive, you could live another way -
I'm doing a hometown show, October the 2nd
I can get you a ticket, I know you never heard me yet and,
I reckon we could work upon a plan B,
Cos what's success, coming from a torn down family?

But I'm lucky that I'm rising
Ate my Weetabix, so none's of it surprising,
Remember sleep-overs I would sneak into the lounge,
While you were playing FIFA, I was dreaming up my sound

So I'm lucky that I'm rising
Ate my Weetabix, so none's of it surprising,
When a girlfriend's asleep, I sneak into the lounge
Just some to find some peace to write the right now


Life is built on luck, I mean right from the conception
you are a perfect example of right time, right place,
Even if some parent's don't quite see it like that,
Dad always said he wasn't ready for children,
but he was pretty good till we were about eight -
Just lucky we had our mother to raise us,

Lucky like four leaf clovers, touching the last lamppost
seven times, picking a penny up, seeing a black cat,
hang on that might be bad luck,

My point is that lady luck, she's the one woman
you need to impress, it's just that she works on a random basis,
When I stand on stages and you ask me how I got there?

It's good luck. I know that luck runs out,
I know that time runs out, I know you can't ride your luck
like its the sure winner in the Grand National,
Hedge your bets, cos I bet some hedges will have your luck
crash and burn like the butt end of benson and hedges,

Yes this world spins on luck, and its only luck
that keeps an asteroid for making our own problems
seem quite minuscule, and if you're still in school,

looking up to the good luck lucky hip hop poet
who wears shirts from asda, all I can say,
Is apart from good luck, success has one secret mix.
Breakfast of champions.
Eat your Weetabix.

But I'm lucky that I'm rising
Ate my Weetabix, so none's of it surprising,
Remember sleep-overs I would sneak into the lounge,
While you were playing FIFA, I was dreaming up my sound

So I'm lucky that I'm rising
Ate my Weetabix, so none's of it surprising,
When a girlfriend's asleep, I sneak into the lounge
Just some to find some peace to write the right now