Have you ever wondered if you are related to a witch? The idea of having a witch as an ancestor can be intriguing yet eerie at the same time. Witches have always been portrayed as mysterious and powerful individuals, often associated with magic and the supernatural. While the concept of witches may seem fictional or heavily steeped in folklore, many people believe that they have a witch ancestor in their family tree. There are several reasons why someone might suspect they are related to a witch. Firstly, family stories and legends passed down through generations may mention a witch ancestor. These stories could describe supernatural abilities, strange occurrences, or even accusations of witchcraft.
Permanent issues got me thinkin' outside the box
They was sayin' I was cocky, I don't feel like I'm cocky enough
Yeah, he fuck you and I fuck you, I don't wanna get caught carin' too much
I can't expect you to change when you did it for fame, yeah
I'm thinkin' tropical, beaches and leeches, I'm thinkin' private, oh
From the car to the jet, from the jet to the beach, got a million-some dollars on me
Got a milli' on me with a Richard Mille on me, I'm the bigger homie
I don't get no sleep, I made love on these corners
Came in a car, you gon leave in a jet, I can promise you that Yeah, yeah Came by myself, I ma leave with your friends, I can promise you that Yeah, yeah Came in a car, and you gon leave in a jet, I can promise you that Yeah, yeah Never met no nigga richer than me, I can promise you that Hell yeah. Came in a dress, you gon leave in a mink, I can promise you that Promise you that, promise you that, promise you that Came in a dress, you gon leave in a mink, I can promise you that Tay Keith, fuck these niggas up.
These stories could describe supernatural abilities, strange occurrences, or even accusations of witchcraft. While it is important to approach such stories with skepticism, they can provide valuable insights into a family's history and folklore. Secondly, genealogical research can uncover ancestral connections to infamous witches.
Promise U That Lyrics Meanings
by Future
Cartier diamonds, my mascot
Tell your main nigga he your ex now
Finna push up, bring your ass out
Where you come from? Where you from now?
I keep a bad thing on me, yeah, yeah
Dreads on me like Beijing, yeah, yeah
After this, right back to him, like an accident
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Came in a car, you gon' leave in a jet, I can promise you that (Yeah, yeah)
Came by myself, I'ma leave with your friends, I can promise you that (Yeah, yeah)
Came in a car, and you gon' leave in a jet, I can promise you that (Yeah, yeah)
Never met no nigga richer than me, I can promise you that (Hell yeah)
I know you don't want no scrub, no-no-no, no-no-no
Baby, this thuggin' love, no-no, yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah
Came up in the club, aw, yeah-yeah, yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah
Tryna make some love, yah-yah, yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah
Ass like your mommy, know you won't try me
Hop on the trolley just to seem me
Came with nobody, leave with nobody
Reason you came, just to see me
Backstage pass with your ass out
You got no shame how you came out
Baby, I promise, I'll respect game
Only thing that I can say is
Cartier diamonds, my mascot
Tell your main nigga he your ex now
Finna push up, bring your ass out
Where you come from? Where you from now?
I keep a bad thing on me, yeah, yeah
Dreads on me like Beijing, yeah, yeah
After this, right back to him, like an accident
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Came in a car, you gon' leave in a jet, I can promise you that (Yeah, yeah)
Came by myself, I'ma leave with your friends, I can promise you that (Yeah, yeah)
Came in a car, and you gon' leave in a jet, I can promise you that (Yeah, yeah)
Never met no nigga richer than me, I can promise you that (Hell yeah)
Came in a dress, you gon' leave in a mink, I can promise you that
(Promise you that, promise you that, promise you that)
Came in a dress, you gon' leave in a mink, I can promise you that
(Tay Keith, fuck these niggas up)
Permanent issues got me thinkin' outside the box
They was sayin' I was cocky, I don't feel like I'm cocky enough
Yeah, he fuck you and I fuck you, I don't wanna get caught carin' too much
I can't expect you to change when you did it for fame, yeah
I'm thinkin' tropical, beaches and leeches, I'm thinkin' private, oh
From the car to the jet, from the jet to the beach, got a million-some dollars on me
Got a milli' on me with a Richard Mille on me, I'm the bigger homie
I don't get no sleep, I made love on these corners
Cartier diamonds, my mascot
Tell your main nigga he your ex now
Finna push up, bring your ass out
Where you come from? Where you from now?
I keep a bad thing on me, yeah, yeah
Dreads on me like Beijing, yeah, yeah
After this, right back to him, like an accident
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Came in a car, you gon' leave in a jet, I can promise you that (Yeah, yeah)
Came by myself, I'ma leave with your friends, I can promise you that (Yeah, yeah)
Came in a car, and you gon' leave in a jet, I can promise you that (Yeah, yeah)
Never met no nigga richer than me, I can promise you that (Hell yeah)
Never met no nigga flyer than me, I can promise you that (Promise you that)
Promise you that, promise you that, promise you that
Never met no nigga talkin' to you when he fuck you like that
I always wonder if she loyal (I always wonder)
I hope we on the same accord (Woo)
Let me flex all my rings
Let's converse off Codeine (Yeah)
Writer(s): Brytavious Chambers, Kyle Van Riper, Maudell Watkins, Nayvadius Wilburn, Westen Broek Weiss
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
For example, during the Salem witch trials in the late 17th century, many innocent women were accused of witchcraft and subsequently executed. Some individuals today claim to have traced their lineage back to these accused witches, making them believe they are descended from witches. However, it is crucial to remember that the accusations during the witch trials were often unfounded and driven by hysteria. Another possibility is that the term "witch" might be used metaphorically, symbolizing a family member or ancestor who was skilled in medicinal or spiritual practices. In ancient times, healers and herbalists were often labeled as witches due to their alternative methods of treatment. Therefore, believing you are related to a witch might simply mean that you have ancestors who possessed unique knowledge and abilities. It is essential to approach the idea of being related to a witch with an open mind and a critical mindset. While the notion might be captivating, it is important to separate fact from fiction. Historical context, family stories, and genealogical research can all shed light on the possibility of having a witch ancestor. Ultimately, whether or not you are related to a witch, embracing your family's unique history and heritage can be a fascinating and empowering experience..
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