Justice for Steve (The Anthem)

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Channel 5 News reporting live here in Decatur, Alabama
Excuse me sir
Could you tell me
Why are you here
Why am I here?
What you mean why am I here? What's your purpose in this?
Oh let me be real clear
I'm here for one reason and one reason only Yeah

Justice for Steve that's right
Man I wear this on my sleeve
We out here in these streets
And we ain't gone leave best believe
From the streets to the steeple
We're tired of yall killing our people. Justice for Steve thats right
I wear this on my sleeve
We out here in these streets
And we ain't gone leave best believe
From the streets to the steeple
We're tired of yall killing our people Justice for Steve

Man it don't make no sense
Killed an innocent black man and You're trying to convince us all of us That you deserve our trust
When the buster didn't even have to bust
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH
We fed up and we're tired
Soon as you saw that video
He should've been fired on the spot
Him and all of his ridahs
And all the insiders and liars
And the tow truck driver for real
Another black man died
Another family cried
Another police chief lied
Well that is until he got caught
Now he back-peddling and scrambling and changing statements like awwww
It ain't my fault
But it is
We all know that it is
That's why you're hearing this from the Anointed Lyrical Wiz Yeah
My advice to you is listen up close We done prayed and protested
And done marched coast to coast
We done praised our God
We done rebuked the devil
Now it's time to make you see it
On a whole nother level
Y'all shoot cause you scared
Y'all coo- coo in the head
If it was YOU that was dead
Would we get through to the feds
If you're lying in your bed
With a body full of lead
I didn't stutter
I said what I said
After this
They're gonna wanna tell us to leave
But we ain't going no where
Til we get justice for Steve

Justice for Steve that's right
Man I wear this on my sleeve
We out here in these streets
And we ain't gone leave best believe
From the streets to the steeple
We're tired of y'all killing our people Justice for Steve that's right
I wear this on my sleeve
We out here in these streets
And we ain't gone leave best believe
From the streets to the steeple
We're tired of y'all killing our people Justice for Steve

Check this out
That man was at his OWN house Heard a tow truck in his yard
And so he came out
Now any man should understand
It's 1:30 in the morning
No gun but only a flashlight in his hand
He told him PUT MY TRUCK DOWN
Cool calm and collected
He wasn't even trying to clown
But hiding in the dark
Like a little mouse
Was a crooked racist cop
On the side of his house
He shouted POLICE
GET DOWN ON THE GROUND
And AT THE SAME TIME
He started firing rounds
18 shots in 5 seconds
Steve tried to put his hands up
But they was heartless and wreckless Bullets hitting the neighbors house While he trying to sleep
That tells me that
That RACIST HATRED runs deep
Then they lied
To justify it in a statement
But didn't realize
The neighbors house had surveillance GOT 'EEM
And it showed the whole situation And now they stalling talking bout It's under investigation
Y'all playing for real
ALEA
It's all fun and games
Til one of y'alls get killed
Then it hit a little different 'round town don't it
We're bringing the heat
And I don't really think you want it. You wanna feel the wrath of a whole nation
Keep playing
We gone shut it down
Down here in Decatur

Justice for Steve that's right
Man I wear this on my sleeve
We out here in these streets
And we ain't gone leave best believe
From the streets to the steeple
We're tired of yall killing our people Justice for Steve that's right
I wear this on my sleeve
We out here in these streets
And we ain't gone leave best believe From the streets to the steeple
We're tired of yall killing our people Justice for Steve that's right
Man I wear this on my sleeve
We out here in these streets
And we ain't gone leave best believe
From the streets to the steeple
We're tired of yall killing our people Justice for Steve that's right
I wear this on my sleeve
We out here in these streets
And we ain't gone leave  believe From the streets to the steeple
We're tired of y'all killing God's people
Justice for Steve

Why was the tow truck driver there in the first place
I mean his payments were current Why didn't the police go knock on the man's door
Why did the police park down the street instead of in front of his house What crime did he commit
Kay Ivey said it's our job to protect law enforcement as well as the public My question is protect them from what
Facing the facts
Accepting the truth
So you can go arrest protesters 4 days after they block a bridge
But you can't arrest these MURDERERS 24 days after they kill him?

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