Diamonds are forever, they're all I need to please me. They can't stimulate and tease me. They won't leave in the night. I have no fear that they might desert me. Diamonds are forever. Throw your diamonds in the sky if you feel the vibe. Diamonds are forever. The rock is still alive every time I rhyme. Forever, ever, forever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever. Good morning, this ain't Vietnam still. People lose hands, legs, arms for real. Little was known of Sierra Leone and how it connect to the diamonds we own. When I speak of diamonds in the song, I ain't talking about the ones that be cloned. I'm talking about Roc-A-Fella, my home, my chain. These ain't conflict diamonds. Is they Jacob? Don't lie to me, man. See a part of me saying, keep shining. How? When I know where the blood diamonds. Though it's thousands of miles away, Sierra Leone connects to what we go through today. Over here, it's the drug trade. We die from drugs. Over there, they die from what we buy from drugs. The diamonds, the chains, the bracelets, the charms is. I thought my Jesus piece was so harmless. Till I seen a picture of a shorty, harmless. And here's the conflict. It's in a black person's soul to rock that gold. Spend your whole life trying to get that ice. On the polar rugby, it looks so nice. I got something so bomb, make me feel so right. Right? Before I beat myself up like Ike. You can still throw your rock for the diamond in the night. Because diamonds are forever. Throw your diamonds in the sky if you feel the vibe. Diamonds are forever. The rock is still alive every time I rhyme.
