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like a night light Community policing (yeah) Like what you want, Yah what you want me to do (these are suspicious people) Like what you want, Yah what
dick (yeah, yeah, hey) Community dick, dick, dick, dick, dick (ayy, yeah) Bust it open for me, ma'am Do that trick on a dick, yeah, you know what
This is the community That is Irish and English Which can be hard to distinguish Just don't call me British This is the community Where our Gaels
When it comes to politics it's conquer and divide Pick sides decide on which colors you should fly The system devised on the rise of revolution Has
it has no meaning But to me It means, "Never Ignorant Getting Goals Acomplishes", nigga Niggas what are we going to do? Walk blind into a line
Why didn't you take what you left inside The feelings and each motions which doh wuh die Thinking about the past. brings tears to my eyes Even tho
our dead times When I read the morning paper this was on the headlines… Can’t you see what’s going on in our community? Can’t you see they know what’s
, by the white community, and have been made celebrities And usually say exactly what they know that the white man wants to hear Usually Negroes know
the Alcohol back to A legitimate business, a slippery spectrum Which Jay notes a few lines Later in this poem saying, "Breezy What the business is, we Pushin’
And that which has been revealed to you, O Muhammad, from your Lord is the truth, but Most men do not believe Allah is He who raised the heavens without any
blunt wraps and has a murky Claustrophobic atmosphere Like what I imagine it must Feel like to be aboard a submarine, albeit One with a bar stocked with
To some of y'all, this not your speed It got you like "this not for me" I don't know what people want I doubt i got what people need A lot of music
To some of y'all, this not your speed It got you like "this not for me" I don't know what people want I doubt i got what people need A lot of music
them And hold those responsible for this pollution accountable and make them pay for what they have done to our communities. The reason why we are in
Welcome to Planet X Where girls use a currency It is called frantic sex A place in which antics are dangerous But you are never escaping the damage
we see threat on this scenery, but yet There's people smoking greenery which normally pleases me Normally showing love and peace to their whole
Donny Richardson felt Hangin on to many demons, never reaching for help “I just jumped in the river” is what a text he sent said And the brother's been
total fucking sense Which means from our end you're just being a cunt infested asshole Because we're still left with no way to die well What were you
It's polarised families and communities And this leads to a lot of far right Political extreme rhetoric And that has the same type of Disturbing
that of all individual men Brotherhood establishes accountability in the community of the masculine As excellence imparts a will immeasurable to human
Let me show in a parable. To what extent our nature is enlightened, or unenlightened Envision human figures living in an underground cave With a long
from Topeka Whoop you with the bible belt like Lecrae on a feature Our accent is middle of the left rightest With just a hint, of self-righteous Which
Some hearts possess a fire which pulsate for justice Mother trust this Mother Earth Some hearts possess a fire which pulsate for justice Mother
a pin.. T does it say? 'nobody's perfect'. I guess so... what we got here? oh. now let's see what's on the inside. uh huh, trainer coos. okay. s'more,
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