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The might of my proud ancestors Bestowed upon me by the Gods The glorious blood within my veins Bred from the living seeds of Ar I am the Armen,
man With soul and spirit out on native lands Out with friends, getting drunk with the aliens Yeah, to be a dead poet, oh captain, oh captain, our trip
envisioned Serve you niggas to be attentive to my scriptures Fruits of this wisdom worth more than any riches By eloquence all things could be obtained I'm
and felt I was alone When I feel like braggin' I just up and say I'm a native son of San Antone There's a sweet somebody by the Alamo Someday she's gonna be
Unlimit your dark you are full of or not I’ve broken every mirror inside Though anytime I could put it back just part by part And you’re not me,
chilenos. Estos tres elementos del paisaje nacional son descritos en ""Estampas de la Patria"": la cordillera, donde en las mañanas sale el Sol, la ciudad con
know how each of us found me? Because faded orders unlock native disorders mining excessively And by consequence we keep forcing ourselves under notions
to one When the reverend Richard Bourne Met with the natives Long been here He taught 'em prayers With naive promises That faith meant nothin More
Ngane, K-Master, Native Rhythms Sphethu, bathi iTsotsi By Nature gazi Emalok'shini Buka Bayabhibhidla, bafisa ukudiliza izinja mazigijima Isigidi
can take Natives the friendliest Genuine when we speak Dudes be hollin' like wazaam Followed by yaheardmeh We be asking how ya doin Followed by
stop (don't stop it) Keep rocking (keep rocking y'all) [Kardinal Offishall] On some new stuff The native son like Richard Pryor 'Cause we move ta, your
Green light green light Passing by anyways anyways It dont matter what color Take me back with you ion wanna be here Ima catch a flight myself If thats
even perfect partly So long son, peace dun Nat you was a blast You grew up and blew up Way too freakin fast Next verse, lets split the D Now Nat yous
cities Shackled by misery No use for relief Clever men sat apart Secret council Nothing remained to enjoy In their native land Body broken by wounds
and there's liters of our blood on streets paved By our ancestors, guess this makes 400 years a slave Somewhere in America, The Natives laying patient While
dead in a pair of Nike airs/this here is savoirfare/I'm a native son speaking in a foreign tongue wit the war on drugs thejunkies one /them crackers gave
and trapping We Zulu Loved by the local and natives The Players and raiders Rocking big bands We in slayer Uh Patted myself on the back Thought about
reapers (Spooky) Death's cousin is a sleeper My bed feels six feet deeper Paralyzed by a haunting The inner city is daunting Nigga stripped down for
steps back Muddy waters for our sons and our daughters can’t relax Put ya phone down cuz you bein watched by a drone now Everybody know that they be all
to a place we did not recognize Freedom was gifted from fathers to sons We let our children down by promises of a better life Lost the freedom we so prized
gonna win the battle So many children evicted From their homes Scrolled by like a picture On a phone But all night they've been Sleeping on a floor With
I been outlawed lately Trying to tell the world that religion won't save em' So i move in the rhythm of the Son Started with dominion, thats what
paid for by a Carcass that resembles yours Born in the heart of the empire You're worth more than others just like you But less then the native ones
Down on Hell's half acre (again) She wrote me a letter and said what have they done Placed a crown of thorns on this native son Oh, maybe they're
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