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The Mississippi Delta Was shining like a National guitar I am following the river Down the highway Through the cradle of the Civil War I'm
make Orval Faubus sore and start a 2 state civil war, Would they ask the government for federal aid to buy pickaxe handles and razorblades, Bop Bop Bop
Fist jumps in the air, you love flame wars (I'll be long gone, grab that ass, set your code) Uh, picked up where we left off Uh, I need you home
Quantrill And his Civil War guerrillas in the Missouri hills He hit Lawrence, Kansas and fought them still And when he rode out, two hundred lay killed They
outside your door. You ain't seen nothing like it. No, you ain't seen nothing like it, Not since the Civil War. Coming over the hill are the boys
The Mississippi Delta Was shining like a national guitar I am following the river Down the highway Through the cradle of the Civil War I'm
Mr. William Clarke Quantrill And his Civil War guerrillas in the Missouri hills He hit Lawrence, Kansas and fought them still And when he rode out,
good Reggae music gonna make me feel alright now 1966 there was a new consciousness Civil rights Veitnam war and independence from British Colonialists
waltz All along the San Andreas Fault And now to make things nice and tense We'll use a little civil disobedience Wet Hot American Insurrection Gives
Mhhhhmmm Yeah, yeah Word, Embrace my heritage They hate I'm African American They say my skin to dark to be heaven sent I hate how in America
purple with the color of blue To Americans of all an unnatural hue 1953 ("No queers in our government") 10450 (no jobs, no homes) No queers in our
fabricated to combat civil rights Pit us against the Black and Brown, a means to divide And dehumanize, like See them chinks? They doing fine! Just to justify
of us don't know our place Some Americans are not proud We all complain to the masses On things you do nothing about We've been placed on ROM Not
Immigration and civil right acts Without those we couldn't blow our nose today Now we walk around town like we own the place It's plain to see blacks changed
A dying breed A fucked up generation When American dreams End in incarceration All the land that you sowed Isn't the land that you're owed
shit I’m next Heaven's got a brand new guest I’m the reason they protest Left my momma all depressed Weeping in her Sunday’s best On tv civil unrest Days
don't want nothing from you but understanding I didn't ask for a hand out I want protection My civil rights is my main priority Affirmative Action is
freedom? One more time for all of the fascists Hiding behind pseudonyms and propagandists Infallibly in struggle with American interests But still eternally
Preacher's kid, raised civil on the hardest blocks Any given minute, man your heart could stop Late night candle vigils 'cuz your partner shot Top 5
their American shore the Slave traders stand on a Ship of misery full of people Ripped from their land They see bodies thrown overboard Into the sea
Justice is not hidden to those who want to see In Justice We Pursue Our American Dream 2020 The vision is clear Check it out, check it out Yo! Can you
moving you’d thought he’s a lunatic Now this shit really be kicking like Anderson I promise non of my bitches American Foreign hoes more hoes Foreign whips
A Bottle... I need a Genie In A Bottle Is it Education, Medication, or an American Revolution? I need a Genie In A Bottle... I need a Genie In A Bottle Civil
the vile Acts that impact the community Now they wanna try to talk about unity Never wanna address civil unrest Say we dwelling on the past Many blacks
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