Queen Talk (Knight Moves Remix)(response to BLACKSONIX Pawn Talk knight moves remix challenge)

# QUEEN TALK BLACKSONIX D o D LET'S WORK! [Intro] Started from da bottom, I was pushin’ kiwi, Hustle all my life, flippin’ grape to zucchini. Came thru blocks that stay gritty, Veggie in the pot, mind sharp, stay witty. [Verse 1] Real walk, heel walk, showed me daily stress Chalk lines outline where my sisters used to rest Opps took da block where my fam got got By a plot, had to chop, board stayed hot Plot how to reach da top, I look across Too dark to see da other side, still I cross Found a voice sparked deep inside, told me move Walk with Me, talk with Me, even if you lose Walk by faith, not by sight, my path is Yours Light on a path unseen, still you move forward [Verse 2] Queen made moves, slipped on da rind Bishop lost taste, bitter fruit in his mind Knight tried to slide, couldn’t see da L Peach on da ledge, off da shelf it fell Smoke from stone, steam from da stove, I’m alone On cracked streets, back bent, down to da bone Carrots break, faith shakes, earth quakes, big stake Seeds in da wreckage, still awake [Pre-Chorus] Five steps farther, next move, one square Look around, da squad still here First we lost peace, then we lost peaches Trayvon with Skittles, DOJ still reachless Can’t look back, only forward allowed Scars from attack set me out da crowd Look at da squad, they looking at me Queen peeps da board, can’t see what He sees [Bridge] Hold up, wait—ayo, I now understand Trust da plan set by da Almighty hand Got an opp on da diagonal, blocking da Light but it’s my move, so I’m chopping right In front of me, now I see, no longer blinded by da enemy, energy lies within, as da inner G rises like celery [Final Verse] Time for some, time for some action Can’t lose traction, I feel da satisfaction Fruit of my labor, I’m locked in devotion On da other side of da Light, harvest in motion Now da whole board flips Da trip made scales of a grapevine tip I can see what I couldn’t see before What happens next, I don’t know—but I trust da Lord