La famille
Tony Parker
The Family
How to sum up my life
Without talking about my family
Mom, I love ya
Dad, I love ya like crazy
My two little brothers too
Say thank you
Thank you for the upbringing
The school of life
How to sum up my life
I'm twenty-three years old
Difficult but wonderful childhood
I grew up with the bare minimum
The love of my parents
The best of both worlds
A black father
A white mother
Mixing Europe and the USA
That's the blend
The explosive cocktail
Dad plays basketball
Mom does modeling
At home, dad is strict
I get size 46 kicks
When I mess up
With my brothers, it's strict
But it's thanks to that
That today I'm a man who asserts himself
Chorus:
I just wanna thank you
Say thank you
For everything you've done for me
I just wanna thank you
Say thank you
For all the love you've given to me
How to sum up my life
Without talking about my family
Mom, thanks for the vitamins
I'll never have enough words, rhymes, or saliva
To explain your role in the success of my life
Dad, thanks for the basketball
The love of the game, the mindset, the pressure
It's through my eyes that you fulfill your dream
My father's pride
Draft day but
Years go by, pass by
It's like a movie
Even all the money I have is not worth my family
Even all the money in the world is not worth the family
I repeat it to you
Long before material things and success
Long before basketball and glitter
You are the reason why I keep my feet on the ground
Even a millionaire, I'll keep my bearings
Chorus:
I just wanna thank you, I wanna thank you
Say thank you
For everything you've done for me
I just wanna thank you, I wanna thank you
Say thank you
For all the love you've given to me
And all that I can say, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you
And all that I can say, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you
All I wanna say is, thank you
All I can say is, I say all I can say is
For all the moms and dads
Wherever they may be, from Bamako to the depths of Texas
All I wanna say is thank you from the bottom of my heart