dark like lyrics by Rob Nor ft Scootie Wop, Taelor Gray

dark like lyrics by Rob Nor, Scootie Wop, Taelor Gray

Verse 1

My fatal flaw: I keep it raw when I'm completely in awe

I stare at scriptures like the pictures hanging up on my wall

In Christ, I dwell, when life is hell, and eyes forget how to ball

I'm Ja Morant, still caught a body even after the call

Would never play on holy ground after you see what I saw

Lil bro, I know him as an artist, but he quick with the draw

I fell in love without a harness, wasn't prepared for the fall

How far to the promised land? Shout out to Esau McCau—

My baby boy used to crawl today, he runs to the al—

Ter on my behalf, I might be sad, because of insecurity

And purity, and burns that's of the 3rd degree

When flaming up with passion, thoughts with ration is obscurity

Maturity: you learn to wash, rinse, deliverance, to beg his pardon

Pass that test in front your son, this fall he starting kindergarten

He don't need two parents sparring, hearts that hardened, fussin' arguing

Hope that's tarnished, pride as carnage, how alarming—

Eating happy meals for dinner with dysfunction as the garnish

He is starving, for direction and affection, the familial connection

When your heart been out of service, it be hard to get reception

Would you put us back together? Father, find me in the tension

Would you find me in the tension, would you find me in the — would you find me in the tension? Hey, hey, hey, hey

Verse 2

Self awareness is a super power

And His forgiveness is for the times where you lose your power

Holy Father it's your mercy when you use your power

That's when you show me how to use my power

But keep it honest I ain't used to power

I ain't take the serum yet

You told I be right back here I ain't take it serious

I got a godly fear of it

I come before you broken but ain't leave it on the altar I cuz told it on the internet

Yo there's so much grace I'm walking in

The angels clear the path ahead the glory cloud I'm lost in it

This what make you set apart, the change at the heart level

Teach you how to stay quiet, then teach you how to start trouble

Good trouble, sometimes it good you troubled

Sometimes the hood don't love you

Some time the good you done don't play out

And yet still it's that time with the Son of Man

The wisdom books alone turn the scriptures to a wonderland

So keep searching, and trust the transformation

When you see the Lord give you all these chances take em

I'm tapping in with that global type fellowship

The resurrection gon always make me relevant

But find me in the tension

Can you find me in the tension?

Yea we talking to the Lord! Can you find me in the tension!

Yea! Uh huh!

Verse 3

I was too cordial with the devil for a long time

When the Son come back, don't wanna be on the wrong side

Please beware of fake playing realoh my, my, my, my

Dark like the dussee mixed with condemnation

Combinations rattle and click until you out of safety

Common places subject to fall, it's dark and kinda vacant

Kindly taking sip after sip until the body aching

No moreno more, time go on

Sorry boy, the show off, show you out the front door

Lord, prepare me to be a sanctuary

Cause when the times get scary, I don't wanna freeze

I hope you find me at attention

End of dark like lyrics by Rob Nor, Scootie Wop, Taelor Gray

biography of the artist Rob Nor:

Who Rob Nor Is

Rob Nor is a hip‑hop artist from Cleveland, Ohio, born July 31, 2000. He blends personal life experiences, faith, social‑concerns and honest storytelling in his music. Before committing to music full‑time, he had early exposure to church and the local community, which has shaped both his worldview and his artistry.

Background & Life‑Journey

Rob grew up without a consistent father‑figure, raised by his mother along with his sister. That upbringing gave him a longing for identity and belonging. He discovered rap around age 12 — a friend introduced him to it — and writing lyrics became his outlet. In high school he ran into difficulties, but the support from church leaders and youth‑pastors played an important role in offering direction. After high school he studied recording arts at community college, hoping to build a music career and support his younger sister.

In his late teens/early twenties, a period of personal struggle followed: he became a father while still very young, underwent the challenges of early parenthood during difficult times, and experienced a period when his faith was disconnected from his life. Over time, he returned to faith and used his experiences — hardship, hope, loss and redemption — to inform his music with depth, honesty and vulnerability.

Music Career & Mission

Rob Nor uses his music as a platform to merge faith, creative arts, and social justice. As much as he raps and sings, he also engages in ministry: as of 2023, he accepted a role as a Juvenile Justice Minister with a youth‑serving organization, working to help marginalized and at-risk youth. Through that role, he’s developing programs that use music and creative arts to give young people positive outlets — helping them tell their stories and find purpose.

In his own music, Rob Nor reflects on identity, hardship, faith, and community realities. His lyrical style uses metaphor, narrative, and vivid imagery to invite listeners into personal stories, while also challenging social issues and calling for hope and restoration.

Artistic Style & What Makes Him Stand Out

Rob’s music sits at the intersection of contemporary hip‑hop, faith-based insight, and community consciousness.

He’s unafraid to expose vulnerability, struggles, doubts, and redemption — giving his work emotional and spiritual weight.

His commitment to mentoring youth and using music as a tool for social change makes him different from many “just‑music” artists: he sees artistry as ministry and outreach.

Because of his mix of raw authenticity and hope-driven messages, his music resonates with listeners who appreciate both honesty and faith.

dark like lyrics by Rob Nor, Scootie Wop, Taelor Gray