| Anytime can be the right time
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| Come on
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| We them boys out the backyard
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| Yeah
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| Better days brought better ways
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| Delays in flights time served
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| Brought a end to the questions askin me, Pee Wee
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| Movin weight on Kiwi, dirty air cleaner
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| In a daze like daydreamer
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| Half was gone before I got a home
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| Afterhours doin happy drink sippin
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| Hat tippin for extra change pimpin
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| Ain’t nothin stoppin strippin
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| Gettin served like that hard hard
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| Hollerin at yo ass out the backyard
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| It’s a crisis in yo school systems
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| Delayed constructions, hotels built first
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| Claimin they best interest is in yo kids
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| Georgia has a history of mistreatin black folks
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| Snakes shouldn’t be had a voice
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| We been christened since Jesus left
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| Private corporations sketchy
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| Atlanta no longer the c-i-t-y
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| Too busy to hate
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| House niggas role is to keep the slaves down
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| 17 percent of your tax money supposed to go edu-macation
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| But don’t let cheese replace yo dignity
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| See, rich saltines buy crooks
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| Then make 'em Super Intendant insultin your intelligence
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| Backyard Mississippi
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| Hey, Hey
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| Backyard Mississippi
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| Hey, Hey
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| Oh yeah, I remember, when the, south was a place
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| When you couldn’t even look a cracker in the face
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| Nor have I forgotten about the fields of cotton
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| Fire hose, lynchin, and the Klan itchin
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| Memories of my upbringing, feelin the whips ringin
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| Never broke my spirit, I’ll never stop singin
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| The stars and bars that left scars engraved
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| I wanna break out of bein a slave
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| My soul is moulting
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| Do anybody feel like revolting?
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| Come on, let’s break the chains
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| Let’s go, let’s grow
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| I don’t wanna be yo nigga no mo
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| T-Mo of the crew, one deep
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| I got the missile launcher on the backseat
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| I don’t creep, just protect my neck
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| From adversaries ready to bury
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| The scary foretellin about the war, I’m comin yellin
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| Excited, we come united in the midst
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| I’m turnin on brothers because I’m hurtin to realize
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| I’m workin the product, The Serpent and the Rainbow
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| Of colors that smothers the colorless
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| Tearin down another fence you built to separate us
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| Investigate us, then betray us
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| 'Bout this land, I don’t understand
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| How you did it, as my ancestors witnessed
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| The tables turn, all for bad business
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| In my own backyard, Mississippi
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| Backyard Mississippi
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| Hey, Hey
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| Backyard Mississippi
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| Hey, Hey
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| Mighty men, some be thinkin they invincible
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| Bend 'em over my knees, spank that ass like I’m the principal
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| Now you know my name, Strictly Business like EPMD
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| Mane, fuck the fame, I want the women and the currency
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| South and North America, races with no love
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| Plantations turned to neighborhoods, slaves turned to thugs
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| The cats with all the drugs, children of the cotton picker
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| Pimp niggas and the big thick gold diggers
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| Soul deliverers, prayin' God deliver us
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| From evil serpents with the purpose to get rid of us
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| Throwin out the minimum, now I want the maximum
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| Motherfuck askin 'em, we robbin and jackin 'em
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| Baldhead, natty dread, braided or faded
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| We got separated, broke the chains and migrated
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| Mouth full of gold, on the porch lookin hard
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| Them country niggas stay in my backyard |