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Date of issue: 15.10.2020
Song language: English
Horizons |
We are the mothers of civilization |
We carry the entire nation on our backs |
Our wounds have birthed America’s greatest accomplishments |
But be clear, our wrath will bring her to her knees |
I am a black woman, and the black woman is queen |
Wind is high and stormy tonight |
We can feel it’s magical light |
As the sea comes speaking to me |
Siren voices drift out of key |
Wind and sea mix thoughts in my brain |
As we feel it’s magical light |
Wind and sea mix thoughts in my brain |
As we feel it’s magical light |
Yeah, sittin' on the cement, readin' out the full agreement (Wind and sea) |
Don’t take shit personally, nigga, just see reflections of they own demon |
Own buildings, don’t need a loan neither (Nah) |
Tryna measure my contributions, homie, you gon' need a long meter |
My lyrics on a song with a strong beat |
Give you my past just to tell a nigga his future like a palm reader (Damn) |
Under palm trees blowin' weed with my feet up |
Ain’t never worry 'bout when nigga even mess a feat up |
You shouldn’t ever assume, knowledge is king so |
Ask 'bout what you wanna know and say what you mean bro |
Met with Farrakhan and asked him, «How in the hell do you love niggas more than |
they hate they self?» |
When you can make it anywhere, but you did make it there |
Stay in the same hood that kill you 'fore you get to really take it there |
No God perfect, they don’t make it fair |
I’m meditatin' to keep from gettin' stuck in my way 'cause it ain’t safe in |
there |
(Wind and sea mix thoughts in my brain) |
Keep from gettin' stuck in my way 'cause it ain’t safe |
(We can feel it’s magical light) |
After a darker night come a brighter day, ayy |
(Wind and sea mix thoughts in my brain) |
Be cautious of shit that you get easy, right away, ayy |
(We can feel it’s magical light) |
They say after a darker night come a brighter day |
Yeah, nowadays I try to stay up out the gossip column (I am) |
Ignore opinions of people who can’t even think to solve small problems (Stupid) |
So what the fuck I look like? |
Yell it out |
Havin' a power struggle with motherfuckers who ain’t even got no fuckin' power |
It be, the same ones tryna empower |
That’ll kill you either way, 'til you’re dead before they give flowers (Damn) |
I’d rather die today before I live in fear (Yeah) |
And that go for any nigga on this hemisphere (Uh) |
Young nigga in it, already winnin', huh? |
(Forreal?) |
I be over here when you’re twenty minutes up, yeah |
How you gon' make it there burnin' bridges up? |
Took too many lessons for granted, you shoulda listened (Boy) |
Nigga hate on me, out of ignorance, out of envy |
Out of fucks to give ya, ho, fuck up out of my business |
I got a vision, and journey, and an attorney |
Just in case, I use this burner to keep me off of the gurney, ah |
(Wind and sea mix thoughts in my brain) |
Keep from gettin' stuck in my way 'cause it ain’t safe enough |
(We can feel it’s magical light) |
Yeah, after a darker night come a bright day, ayy |
(Wind and sea mix thoughts in my brain) |
Be cautious of shit that you get easy, right away, ayy, be well |
(We can feel it’s magical light) |
They say after a darker night come a bright day |
My name is Tamika D. Mallory |
And let me be the one to tell you: A revolution is in progress |
I come in the tradition of Harriet Tubman, Ida B. Wells, Ella Baker, |
and Angela Davis |
Mixed with a little bit of Jada Pinkett Smith and Cardi B |
Because, you see, Black women aren’t one-dimensional |
We think different; |
we move different; |
we feel different ways about different |
things |
We are not a monolith |
But the one thing we all agree on is we deserve respect |
And we demand respect |
First, we demand respect from our Black kings, and then, we demand respect from |
the world |
You see, Brianna Taylor was essential, and justice for her means justice for me |