Lyrics:
What if this flag wasn't Red White and Blue?
What if the black panthers still was the move?
What if yo big homies was Malcolm x
Muhammad Ali and Huey
matter how far I'll find
To let you know, that you're not alone
Only thing they ever did wrong (yes, yes)
Was bein born black, in this white man's world
Killing us one by one
In one way or another
America will find a way to eliminate the problem
One by one
The problem is, the troublesome black
she was American with fortune and fame
She sees the opportunity not the nuance
I said please get information like Beyonc
She said most Blacks take U.S
for American Oil
I died for American Oil
I died for American Oil
I died for American Oil
I died for American Oil
Our own little black iron curtain
their full effect
Feelin' ready and willin' to break Daryl Gates' neck
Like, "Fee diddilly, Foe, Fum," I gets dumb
And like the typical American black
American
So how can Afro-American make much sense?
Your ancestors come from Africa
By stealing them now you're born in America
So the black man is homeless
American, you know, you gotta take out the word 'Afro'
Now they've relaxed I hear they might as well call us Toby
See, Afro and black are African, while
the whole thang
Them hooks like sellin' dope to black folks
And I choke when the food they servin' ain't tastin' right
My stomach can't digest it even when
the whole thang
Them hooks like sellin' dope to black folks
And I choke when the food they servin' ain't tastin' right
My stomach can't digest it even when
power
Every organ I was born wit got price tag and it's top dollar
For the all black no rottweiler yeah
Hold up
You say my people are radical
But you
or what an American is and is not. The first section of the amendment reads as follows:“All persons born or naturalized in the United States and subject
He was born in the belly of the country,
Over East of Eden, yeah,
Confused by the big city blues,
He didn't know whose life he's leading, no,
Put
There's a lot of white American's
Like to see that man fall down
Like to see a black man drown
Jack stood on the Titanic pier with a thousand dollar
There's a lot of white American's
Like to see that man fall down
Like to see a black man drown
Jack stood on the Titanic pier with a thousand dollar
tube city - where the buzz is the best
On down the line (down the line) down the line (down the line)
Well I was born (on the line) an' I was raised
reason
For American hate
If you're city or country
If you're black or white
If you're native born or foreign
It's all alright
I love my country
I love my
attitude on the night I was born
I grew up running these roads until my feet turned black
And I discovered Kid Rock in my mama's Pontiac
When I was 10
to go, no matter how far I'll find
To let you know, that you're not alone
Only thing they ever did wrong (yes, yes)
Was bein born black, in this white
Hum V (V)
I'm surrounded by these RBGs
(HEeee!!)
We get green, roll green, and eat green like sebi
Born in them 80's
I clown like I'm Bailey
This
never get mine, dawg I promise
Black American Psycho, ya like Tae-Bo, ya might just get
American dream be double up the money with no minusin'
Hate is
This is Logic
I've spoken these words before but not on the radio
To be born free is to be born in debt
To live in freedom without fighting
This my American Dream
They say pLay it straight
Follow the rules
Do as they say
Submit to this
Submit to that
In GOD we Trust
Dollar
tube city - where the buzz is the best
On down the line (down the line) down the line (down the line)
Well I was born (on the line) an' I was raised
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