Gods Plan

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[Intro]
C D
C
Yeah, they wDishin' and wishin' and wCishin' and wishin'
They wDishin' on me, CyuhD  
[Verse 1]
CI been movin' calm, don't start no tDrouble with me
CTryna keep it peaceful is a sDtruggle for me
CDon't pull up at 6 AM to cDuddle with me
CYou know how I like it when you lDovin' on me
CI don't wanna die for them to mDiss me
CYes, I see the things that they Dwishin' on me
CHope I got some brothers that outDlive me
CThey gon' tell the story, shit was dDifferent with me
[Chorus 1]
CGod's plan, DGod's plan
CI hold bDack, sometimes I won't, yuh
CI feel gDood, sometimes I don't, ay, don't
CI finessDed down Weston Road, ay, 'nessed
CMight go Ddown a G.O.D., yeah, wait
CI go Dhard on Southside G, yuh, wait
CI make suDre that north-side eat
CAnd sDtill
[Bridge]
CBDad things
It's a lCot of bad things
That they wDishin' and wishin' and Cwishin' and wishin'
They wDishin' on me
CBDad things
It's a lCot of bad things
That they wDishin' and wishin' and Cwishin' and wishin'
They wDishin' on meC  Em7  
[Verse 2]
N.C.
She say, "Do you love me?" I tell her, "Only partly"
I only love my bed and my momma, I'm soCrry
Fifty dub, DI even got it tatted Con me
81, they'll bring the crasDhers to the paCrty
And you kDnow me
CTurn the O2 into the OD3, dog
CWithout 40, Oli, there would be nDo me
CImagine if I never met the brDoskies
[Chorus 2]
CGod's plan, DGod's plan
CI can't dDo this on my own, ay, no, ay
CSomeone waDtchin' this shit close, yep, close
CI've been Dme since Scarlett Road, ay, road, ay
CMight go Ddown as G.O.D., yeah, wait
CI go haDrd on Southside G, ay, wait
CI make sDure that north-side eat, yuh
CAnd Dstill
[Bridge]
CBDad things
It's a lCot of bad things
That they wDishin' and wishin' and Cwishin' and wishin'
They wDishin' on me
CBDad things
It's a lCot of bad things
That they wDishin' and wishin' and Cwishin' and wishin'
They wDishin' on meC  Em7  
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The story behind the song

"God's Plan" delves into themes of Drake's fame and destiny. The song, which began as "Grace of God," features a pop-rap and trap sound. It was crafted with a "bouncy vibe," incorporating added drums to its production. This track acts as a reflection on the artist's journey, suggesting a higher purpose behind his path. When playing, channel the feeling of navigating success and believing in a predetermined journey.

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