Fred The Godson Posthumously Appears On Flee Lord & 38 Spesh's New Track

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20222.4K Views

Flee Lord & 38 Spesh unleash their new track, "The Lord & The God" featuring the late Fred The Godson.

Flee Lord and 38 Spesh are gearing up for the release of their forthcoming sequel to 2019's Loyalty & Trust. As they've been loading new singles in recent times, they came through with a brand new single earlier today titled, "The Lord & The God." The track features a posthumous verse from Fred The Godson who previously worked with Spesh on "Nokia." 38 Spesh's signature gritty sample-based production backs the track as Fred The Godson and Flee Lord swap street bars.

Both Flee Lord and Spesh have been busy this year. Flee Lord has been on a mission to deliver 12 projects in the span of a year. So far, he's put out six projects with Loyalty & Trust II serving as the seventh. Spesh recently dropped off his latest EP, Six Shots just a few weeks back.

Quotable Lyrics
Have 'em wavin' arms like E. Honda outta Ford
On contract killers I can't afford, I give 'em twelve hundred
The deeds must not like pasta, they pickin' out shells from it
You think your man is a Don,
I can tell a whole snitch when he get a shell in his back, Donatello

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