Lyrics:
you ever laid eyes on
Then a man of low degree stood by her side
And promised her he'd take her for his bride
Delta Dawn what's that flower you
you ever laid eyes on
Then a man of low degree stood by her side
And promised her he'd take her for his bride
Delta Dawn what's that flower you
A drink for one is never fun
A sip deadens the pain
She's sick of games and learning names
She puts her black book away
She scans the place for
the block so we can open up the spots
Then we can branch across the world and it'll be black business showers
By no means am I racist nor am I sorry for how I
court for the winter
And they marry in the spring
The most beautiful bride
This old town has ever seen
He builds her a cabin
Down by the lake
With tulips
the purchase wasn't worth it
Can't put the price tag on the priceless
Your wife bought her brides dress off of Craigslist
Oriental blue swordfish, sky blue
more
So black we could barely see
It was the longest night for sure
To cry out and beseech
For, what is the use of wonders
If they are out of reach?
Fried
Waiting On All These Niggas
To Give Me My Flowers
Where My Bride,
LSD Tab On The Tip Of My Tongue
I Got Me Some Powers Then I Fly
Nigga’s A Coward
traumatized
That's why we marching
YEA
YEA
That's why we marching
YEA
YEA
We ain't stopping
NAH
NAH
We ain't stopping
NAH
NAH
Black bodies hit the ground for no
with him, and I took down from the shelf
The swell black box with the silver plate he'd picked out for hisself;
And I packed it full of grub
and pearly hair black as coal
Wouldn't trade my Cajun baby for the world's gold
Way down yonder in the bayou country in dear old Louisianne
My heart's
I'm in a nice bit of trouble, I confess;
Somebody with me has had a game.
I should by now be a proud and happy bride,
But I've still got to keep
stay by the gate you are given
And remain in your place, for your season
And had the overfed dead but listened
To that high-fence, horse-sense, wisdom
picture Imagine if our men treated black women as sisters
Imagine if our women trusted men to protect them
Imagine how much we failed them for that to even
it do
Keep a all black four-nickel on me too, on me too
No, I can't be fooled
I ain't playing by your rules
I'm known to lose my cool, but that's
Black smoke still rises high
Houses of the Southern God
Broken under the iron hooves the iron hooves
The time of slaughter moon
Sunless, starless ways
vow they shall
all pay for taking my beloved from me! Fanatic? Mayhap. But by all the gods of
vengeance, I'll leave a fearsome legacy 'ere I die...
remains in
The brain of the LA zoo
Crooked cops and the government
Set the blueprint
For the gunmen, the black and the SN Goons
It's the life of the trife
the fog
Walking through the fog
I see my memories in black and white
They are neglected by space and time
I store all my days in boxes
And left my
tide
Moved not by the moon but by the arms that would soon be submerged
In a marriage where they both would become a bride
Soon I had a new frontier
apart, yet in my sight
I'd cross the Expanse, face the fight
With sword in hand, my purpose clear
For my love, I'd conquer fear
Black dragons roared,
quietly,
What a homeland I have fallen for.
Slowly taking her by the shoulders,
What kind of Homeland have I fallen for…
And tell your father separately,
flowers
Now his crown was for the taken
He was blinded by your grace but your grace couldn't save him
We wana know who shot Megan and who's to blame
National guard
Versus a thousand people
Flower in the barrel gunshot next sequels
Birmingham Alabama
A bad mamma jamma
Except for when they throw
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