Lyrics:
ain't know if I'd see daddy no more
By the time I was seven, we all moved out to the city
Southside, Minneap-, you know these trenches is gritty
Only
what's your emergency
Red and blue come with that sudden urgency
All to see bodies on bodies
Left by a psycho aspired by an odyssey
To burn the world down
His old man was a rebel yeller.
Bad boy to the bone he'd say,
"Can't trust a colored feller"
And he'd judge 'em by the tone of their skin.
Marquizzzy dark as hell for heaven's sake that's all you talk about
I'm better by light years I don't get what the fuss about
Steady going in
I see the world get slower
Through these flashing lights
Flick the Bic
Light the L
Watch the smoke take up the night
Pass it to the left
Man I'm
against the odds against us
In Babylon, talk back to my ancestor
Triple Great Gran, I can feel yo pain
Judged by your jewelry, walk with my chain
Judge Judy
left us
Well he's gone and life goes on, you know
We had a crew, but one by one we go
Memories of his face that was full of joy
Rock-a, Rock-a bye,
Huey Newton
I feel it, it's in the air
White cop with a stare
New judge in the chair
This shit hittin' the fan
But me, I'ma be smart and legalize my shit
And these are my last words
That you will ever hear
When I first left my home
I was so very young
And I had no parents
To tell me when I'd done wrong
No
the Cayenne
I told the judge, "Fuck it", I'm goin' on the run
You want it, my dawgs'll look out for the bond
And I'm gettin' by, let 'em choose sides
We
nigga out here
I'd rather die than live a life of fear
I know I got to be down here
To shine my light on them hoes
Hardest nigga out here
I'd rather
hop, booyea!
I'm a soap box yelling into megaphones
Killing hard rocks using carcasses
As stepping stones had to promise that I'd
Stop holding my
know, I'm sometimes in Kenneth Coles
Thugged out, never judge me by my clothes
When there's a drought, I be ridin, Z's and Vogues
Five times,
Fifteen years Le Bing Son
Fought side by side with the Americans
In the mountains and deltas of Vietnam
In '75 Saigon fell
And he left his
on a case-by-case basis like the judge
What about these lyin' ass hoes tryin' to plot
Or these niggaz on the block who want the queen (Nigga please)
But even she
altercation in a beer joint with a knife,
He said judge I mean your honor I hope you'll understand,
but if it happened here today I think I'd do it all again,
stuff
Nobody plottin' just games on
I remember when life didn't change us
We still us but we ain't the same us
I remember the park by the house
I raced
I know I could stop
Whenever I needed to
It's not like I need it to get through the day
You can judge your mom
I don't have habit
Not like I got
Everything we shared wasn't easy to find
So I don't know what you thought by leaving my side
Maybe you assumed like you do that you'd go and do you
Finding
I've always knew that
I'd not be the one that
Be left alone to weep
'Cause this day I find
My friend is inside
My own mind and
Soul to keep
I've always knew that I'd not be the one that be left alone to weep
'Cos this day I find my friend is inside my own mind and soul to keep
This
prospects
It courses misery for who got left
And all the families living with painful consequences shit is senseless
But if you was him then you'd confessed
way myself
I left my pain by the shelf
Up in the book under covers
How they gon hate us and love us
How they gon frame us and judge us
You judge a book
have done nothing wrong
Those people who I was there for
They ain't here for me
And it seems like You did the same
Just left me to fight this battle
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