Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song BETHLEHEM/SC FREESTYLE , by - Victor Kwesi Mensah. Release date: 20.08.2020
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song BETHLEHEM/SC FREESTYLE , by - Victor Kwesi Mensah. BETHLEHEM/SC FREESTYLE |
| Yeah |
| Man, this nigga Thelonious always give me sumn I can breathe on |
| Bleed on |
| Shout to Johnny Smalls |
| Uh, this is ground zero, I’m rising from the ashes, uh |
| The first step on the road to Damascus |
| I redefined my narrative I’m Frederick Douglas, uh |
| I can’t harbor hate, although they never loved us, nah |
| I tell my guys I miss 'em, they in dire conditions |
| Tryna survive in prison, praying they don’t die in Dixon |
| Bro said send him some pics of me with Australian bitches |
| Back in America, they treat us like we Aborigines |
| Original man, they tried to whit out our history |
| As if the first universities wasn’t Egyptian |
| Lauryn Hill said it bst, it’s just miseducation |
| And Section Eight is just modern-day segregation |
| I’m drinking from the whites-only fountain of youth |
| They heard the caged bird sing, so I bought me a coupe |
| Pardon the roof, it gets shy in the summertime |
| When momma said, «Be home before ten,» I had my number nine |
| Thugging outside with them Hooligans, ditching school again |
| The 'Raq was my holy land, like the tribe of Judah and them |
| Persecuted at home, like Philistines in Hebron is |
| I’m staring past the wall, from a rooftop in Bethlehem |
| Remind me of project halls in Lawless Gardens |
| It’s the same if you go back to Africa, Marcus Garvey |
| A people without knowledge is a tree without roots |
| I’m a walking contradiction, I’m in Saint Laurent boots |
| Mobbin', standing on the Westside with Chairman Fred Hampton |
| 'Bout to catch a red-eye, back to my bed in a mansion, yeah |
| When did hip-hop turn into hip propaganda? |
| (Uh) |
| They killed Dr. Sebi, they make mills off of cancer |
| The business is keep us addicted to pharmacists |
| So we too preoccupied with prescriptions for politics |
| Give 'em mass incarceration, leave the children fatherless |
| I’m the voice of a generation, we won’t be silenced, uh |
| It’s the business my love |
| I’m from the home of the Black Stone Rangers |
| Where they invented gang banging |
| And they twist up they fingas, like they opps in a backwood |
| From where Gotti Moe was hanging, he got killed there |
| Pulled him out his wheelchair, photographed him with his pants around his ankles |
| Where they indoctrinate young, hit the freight trains for guns |
| Drive 'em up from Indiana, or Tennessee with the 'Bamas |
| And blue police camera’s sit high, like gargoyles |
| Crack your head to the yolk for thinking you hard-boiled |
| Better, simmer it down, take that shit downtown |
| Six flags on Halloween, it’s fright night in Terror Town |
| And them killers in Killer Ward, catch you in River North |
| If you whippin' foreign, they pull your ass out the doors of your Aventador |
| Eat Flaming Hots for breakfast, 'cause that’s all they can afford |
| Forty-four percent of Englewood beneath the poverty line from where they living |
| poor |
| And they can’t make up their mind |
| Who’s the best of all time Larry Hoover or Jeff Fort |
| Who drop dimes? |
| Load Glock 9's and John Doe 'em |
| Where they changed the name from the Chi to the 'Raq to Drillinois |
| And the winter is brutal, put the toaster to your strudel, make you doo-doo |
| You on bed rest, living off ramen noodles |
| Where the North pole is bundled, and it’s Cobras out in Humboldt |
| You could get booked like Mowgli by the Moes out in the Jungle |
| And the Lord’s in Holy City will make you do the holy ghost |
| Shake you down like Diddy, if they suspect that you holding dope |
| You can’t play around in K-Town |
| It’s get down or lay down, buss downs, grey hounds |
| Throwing L’s in L-Town, bumping DJ L sounds |
| Active shooters in the city, this is not a drill, trust me it’s real now |
| Came for a photo op' to show your opps |
| You wanted to visit O Block, ended up having to stay 'cause you got shot, nigga |
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