CALCIUMFORBLACKFOLK
OBI93
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Thinking two, four, six, eight Who do you appreciate All these layers stick together Got a slice, a piece of cake A peace of mind, a piece of time I want it uncle Sam Sam Drank waters from the bedrock To bring it back to Bams Bams For my African booty scratchers Funny how the world change Your daddy used to jump me Cause my first and last name Was different than his birthplace Now he knows the world's bigger We forgive that black man He was just a lost nigga Let me plant these seeds These roots, take out the weeds Somali, Igbo or Tutsi From Mozambique to Benin Find yourself, find your health Make Boys to Men like Wanya May these words be calcium And strengthen where your bones lay This calcium's good for your bones This calcium's good for your bones Most my niggas got college degrees Some overseas But left the fam feel the breeze, it's 10 degrees Now I apologize if this message gets you down CC every black and brown that you cc round town Ain't no backing down No questions, no asking now This house verses the field Still in our veins for real Like how the f*ck you really feel You're better than your brother, sister When y'all the same color, creed, and victims of depiction I'm speaking to every nigga who find fault in the description Of your fellow man, African We all the same just listen Morocco to Botswana, Aztecs in Nicaragua Afro Asiatic, Afro Americana History done broke us down From phenotype to genotype So I'll be God-damned if ya man's said that he don't like What I am inside My origin my tribe So we gon kill that vibe, feel like the Bulls in 99 This calcium's good for your bones This calcium's good for your bones This calcium's good for your bones This calcium's good for your bones First time I fucked a white chick, became committed Am I a hypocrite cause I fell for zero pigment Uptown Naija Boy I was lost in Great Britain Thinking bout my village Thinking bout my image What's healthy for you? Love who you love because it's natural What's healthy for you? Only loving your race, cause you got to What's healthy for you? See yourself in your kids when you hold 'em What's healthy for you? Support from a culture designed to mold em What's healthy for you? Say f*ck a cracker, you gluten-free What's healthy for you? Say f*ck my niggas, we still got trees What's healthy for you? Your tribal tongue, you scared to lose it What's healthy for you? That boy in a bubble, just like the movie What's healthy for you? Black lives matter, we one Pangea What's healthy for you? One time activist, post, delete it What's healthy for you? Roe got a baby, she can't abort it What's healthy for you? Black mothers dying, healthcare's important What's healthy for you? Supreme Court Justice they 6 to 3 it What's healthy for you? F*ck your body, government needs it What's healthy for you? High blood pressure, mama don't eat it What's healthy for you? Stretching and breathing stretching and breathing Woke rappers tryna be woke because it sells We know that ain't you, by the taste and the smell Next song you talk about choppers and serving your people's block up Celebrating a culture that's degradating themselves The gangster was created by white Mastered by black The next minority might do the same to react To oppression and tyrants, economics with violence Italians, Jews and the Irish They taught us to grab a strap My cousin lost his life to the streets Family don't talk about it High siddity Nigerians Wanna be immune about it Tell us go to school, go to church Who raising children These hypocrites they pray for forgiveness I'm in your feelings My brothers can do me like Malcolm So what's the outcome America cemented a system Red lining districts Jim Crow baby's they turned corporate They're in your office Tell the forefathers that we here to close the margin The ceilings high Father I'm drowning Where do I go They taught me bout Europe before I learned bout my own Flipping quadratic equations Japanese Reparations I gotta learn bout them taxes and buy a home on my own Real niggas already talked bout this before But you ain't ever hear it from me, so here's some more Radio won't play this here so here we go Radio won't play this here so here we go Who gon be there when God goes on vacation Who gon be there when depression makes you complacent Who gon be there when they see you ain't bout that action Who gon be there when family secrets start clashing Who gon be there when lessons are learned from practice Who gon be there when ya blind date is a cat fish I'm not tryna be heroic, I need some closure Deeper than my color, they feel this is Nova Scotia Who gon be there when you need goals and commitments Who gon be there when emotions are teenage driven Who gon be there when no one there in the mirror Who gon be there when your body transforms to spirit Listen to music the message becomes clearer That's when you realize your top 5 is a blemish Who gon be there when buss downs devalue price Who gon be there when you struggle and need advice Who gon be there when police don't come in time Who gon be there when Waldo is hard to find Ask bout me where I'm from Some people can't stand me But every African I know They gonna stamp me The human experience is social, we are dependent On the road, this expedition, needed one more for the mission And she was there for me, and though her melanin different I promise you she bout what I'm bout A real nigga
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