conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Write me a song called One Day At A Time [Em’s Version] with the following description: Off Tupac’s posthumous “Tupac: Resurrection,” Eminem and the Outlawz add verses to already recorded 2Pac vocals. Eminem and 2Pac never collaborated before Pac died. 2Pac and the Outlawz’s verses are more literal about surviving in the ghetto, while Eminem’s is more about not being swallowed by the industry, or legal issues. Make sure the lyrics are different from the original song.
conversations.from: gpt
conversations.value: [Verse 1: 2Pac]
  Sometimes it's hard to wake up in the morning
  Mind full of demons, I don't wanna hear 'em anymore
  Got me heartbroken, fine, so many babies screamin'
  ‘Cause they seeing destruction before they see a human bein'
  So they start smokin' weed, we'll never get our day
  Until we learn to pray, keep our families in shape
  ‘Cause they all broken, why do ghetto birds die
  Before we learn to fly? Somebody else's child
  Caught in gun smoke and we, can all make a change
  So I'm told, but I haven't seen the change unfold
  I'll keep hoping, please, if you prefer to breathe
  Communities in need of people that will lead
  Keep your eyes open, I can only say I'll try
  Until the day I die, I promise to be wise
  With my heart open, greed brings only misery
  A way to tragedy, so I stay sucker free
  Only a few chosen rise, my ghetto queens rise
  Don't be afraid to try, too many of us die
  For the door to open wide, my brothers speak wise
  Stay focused on the prize, though everybody dies
  [Verse 2: Eminem]
  We can only learn to take, our anger and our hate
  Control our mental states, settle down and set it straight
  Maybe we can learn to take a second to pump our brakes
  Before we said it, regret it later and let it escalate
  ‘Cause by then it's just too late, there's so much we can take
  And there's only so much someone can swallow and tolerate
  To the point that he just breaks, snaps, and it's all it takes
  You think that we was learnin' from other rappers' mistakes
  But we ain't, its grain to go against
  With every artist comes the image he portrays
  And the picture that he paints
  But in the midst of all this anger and this angst
  Never once did you hear me say I'm a gangster
  And I ain't hear no complaints
  But I know that I will always continue to grow
  As long as I lead, and never follow in no one else's shadow
  There will never be another me, and that I can guarantee
  That's why the fuck I remain sucker free
  To this day, the game will never be the same
  No matter how much fame and success they attain
  There will never be another me
  And no matter what they do, there will never be another you
  You can search, but you'll never find
  You can try to rewind time, but in your hearts and your minds
  We will never die, we are forever alive
  And we continue growin', 
  one day at a time [Verse 3: Young Noble]
  Don't get caught in the publicity and caught in the hype
  Rappers are regular people minus money and lights
  Searchin' for fortune and fame and superstardom
  All the jewelry, all the cars, whose crew's the hardest
  There's not a hip-hop police, the villains is watchin'
  And the kids think beef is they only option
  Outlawz born filthy, guilty as charged
  My memories of Kadaf' while Makaveli lives on
  You think the industry is fun, ain't no pity with guns
  And when your money is up, that's when your enemies come
  So if he died and came back, would he try to save rap?
  We needin' a change, the drama remains the same
  [Verse 4: Hussein Fatal]
  I spend my whole life fightin' myself
  That I can't win, so I'm invitin' some help
  And every now and then, I take rights from the left
  I'm still, just like a kid, lookin' for stripes on my belt
  Yeah, and that there is a fight in itself
  So I just pray and hope God, take a like to myself
  No matter how much I try to stay alive
  I'ma die a man, still standin' and in love with my pride
  [Verse 5: E.D.I. Mean]
  Heard frivolous beats, we past that
  I'm tryin' to keep some income coming in
  And collect on my ASCAP
  The rappers in the game ain't changed (No)
  And I finally realize that we're not in the same game
  The hatin' will never end, so I guess I'll deal with it
  Them .45's will pop killas, yes, I'm still with it
  The streets is military, you gotta be a soldier
  Gotta stay leery, and keep your eyes on the rollers
  They do what they gotta do to shackle and hold us
  So we gotta do what we gotta do to keep rollin'
  One way at a time, keep the faith in your mind
  And we continue growin', 
  one day at a time, dam
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