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conversations.value: Write me a song called The Nature with the following description: “The Nature” is is the twentieth and final track from Talib Kweli’s third studio album Eardrum. Eardrum would debut at number 2 on the US Billboard 200.
  “The Nature” was an unexpected collaberation between Kweli and Justin Timberlake, with Timberlake providing a soulful sound with his signature falsetto while Kweli provided commentary through rhyme.
  The song provides a critique on society and modern gang culture as Timberlake and Kweli take on the roles of figurative fathers explaining how the world works today.
   Make sure the lyrics are different from the original song.
conversations.from: gpt
conversations.value: [Talib Kweli]
  Expect the unexpected
  Yo
  [Intro & Interlude: Talib Kweli & Timberlake]
  It's kind of hard to keep faith in the things that you do
  When everybody turns they back on you {*repeat first two lines 3X*}
  It's kind of hard to keep faith in the things that you do
  When everybody turns their back...
  [Talib Kweli]
  Yeah I know a city that's surrounded by a beautiful beach
  The economy boosted by the drugs they move in the street
  More clearer than the crystal sky, blue as the beast
  The people ain't got shoes for they feet, or food to eat
  So they hurtin but what's for certain you can get you some heat
  And over beef you laid to rest like you was gettin some sleep
  Where the little kids get ammunition (word) you can't get no nutrition
  Or any type of suitable living condition listen
  They shoot you over that paper, its just survivalist human nature
  To put you out of your misery like euthanasia (yeah)
  Don't let them fool you we ain't different than the youth in Asia
  Africa and Europe, it's a small world we truly neighbors
  If they the third world then who the first to get to heaven
  I know it's hard but who does God choose to go through it worst
  Usually it's the prophets, ask a cat what really matters
  Nowadays usually it's his pockets [Hook: Justin Timberlake] + (Talib ad libs)
  We gotta get back to what really matters
  We gotta search our soul to find out, what we're after
  The more I find my voice the more they try to make it harder
  Mom and dad don't forget, to warn your sons and daughters
  About the-na-ture-of-the-world-to-day, the nature of the world today
  The-na-ture-of-the-world-to-day, the nature of the world today
  [Talib Kweli]
  Word~! Don't nobody talk no more they all text message
  Drivin and typin, not payin attention, missin they next exit
  Dependin on navigation they ever know where they goin
  They stayin stuck in one spot they not growin
  I
  'm so over cryin, waitin and hopin playin the blame game
  The game changed me into +A Different World+ like Dwayne Wayne
  I'm gettin high just to maintain (yeah)
  Take my music like a drug and drop the needle in the same vein
  I get a rush like I'm tweekin off blow
  Except it ain't via the nose it's from deep in my soul
  The street slang I be speakin in code
  Kick in the do's, freakin the flow 'til the speakers explode
  We in control, the people know I speak the truth
  The power of my roots is thicker than sour sop
  And they so strong they bustin out the flower pot
  Family tradition is to tell 'em you love 'em
  While your family livin from granny in the kitchen the little man in prison [Hook]
  [Interlude]
  [Justin Timberlake]
  I'm just tryin to get back, to what really matters
  I'm tryin to search my soul to find out, what I'm after
  But the more I find my voice the more they try to make it harder
  So mom and dad don't forget to warn your sons and daughters
  About the-na-ture-of, the world today, the nature of the world today
  The-na-ture-of, the world today, the nature of the world today
  [Talib Kweli]
  Yeah, it's all natural baby
  It's how we put it there
  Yeah, Brooklyn to Tennessee
  You goin up with me
  Yeah, yeah, break it down