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hates surfer Now I know not everybody hates surfer in the BRD Now I know not everybody hates surfer Now I know not everybody hates surfer in the BRD
out on the street Just imagine how scared they are Do you know where your children are? Because it's now twelve o'clock If they're somewhere out
are? Because it's now twelve o'clock If they're somewhere out on the street Just imagine how scared they are Do you know where your children are?
it's not our fault you got to work with them Protect children, you're not supposed to hurt children (for real) Protect children, you're not supposed
let your chick drop to get 'em And follow that broad to make sure them people not with 'em [children] Seven! [Fresh] Don't bring (?)
system To a point where we have more Of a success rate in Terms of black children that go From high school to college I feel like college was not
(Today my friend, just like yesterday The struggle in the barrio doesn't change Our children are the ones to grow up By the law of the street Living
let your chick drop to get 'em And follow that broad to make sure them people not with 'em [children] Seven! [Fresh] Don't bring (?)
to something but that shit do not sum Get hit with that heat like they kissed by the sun Actin' like kids so I guess they my sons Silver surfer a nut Third leg
is gone Do you know where your children are? Because it’s not 12 o’clock And they’re somewhere out on the street Just imagine how scared they are Do
a friendship When I send shit Not to mend shit I'm a end shit And smack the hoe out you Cause this some men shit Cut the circulation I'm trying to breed life
Little surfer girl lived down the street To see her walk by would make my heartbeat She looked so bitchin with her long beach blonde hair She had
children Cause you niggas ain't serious Fuckin up the game You can put em in the clearance BroFam poppin boi What the fuck you thank Keep the same
The struggle in the barrio doesn't change. Our children are the ones to grow up By the law of the street Living between hugs and blows) Down on a half darkened
Let me be your conga player Serenade you on the street Al the natives' gather there In the evening by the sea I'd rather be your surfer girl Than have
house street I could not believe that more shit would happen to me A bum looking for some fun Throwing shit at a nun! I could not let that pass Stopped
What about the children? Playin' in the streets Dreaming of that good life No shoes on their feet Where is their mama, where is their daddy?
skrrt it's like a Nascar Stacking up my checks to go and cop a fast car Ride my own wave on the beat just like a surfer Yea i keep that heavy metal like
There are people that are standing in the street and shouting loud Give to us our freedom we are human we are proud We are all God's children and we
Millions of the children are either not in school or in school they aren't learning unable to read, write or count It makes me so sad When I deep in
They're taking her children away Because they said she was not a good mother They're taking her children away Because she was making it with
said she was not a good mother They're taking her children away Because of the things she did in the streets In the alleys and bars, no she couldn't be
on tobacco and coffee And too much thinking, or just going blank I guess Lines of men in bars, lines of bars in streets Streets of children Here children still
fountain of truth No answers at all in the streets or the mall I saw it in the ocean, found raging emotion Nothing is stable i'm really not able to Find
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