| Hands up, don’t shoot
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| Hands up, don’t shoot
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| Hands up, don’t shoot
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| Hands up, don’t shoot
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| Hands up, don’t shoot
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| Hands up, don’t shoot
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| Hands up, don’t shoot
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| Hands up, don’t shoot
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| Growing up, I could never trust a cop for my own good
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| Black and blue was just another gang in my neighborhood
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| You got good guys and got bad guys on the same field, my people still trying to
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| find acceptance with the same ones that’ll hate them and that’s evil
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| I woke up been feeling like Moses
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| Why do people still believe that they own us?
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| Just because my family woke up in Egypt, doesn’t mean I belong where they
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| wronged us
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| I am a black man, I got a real wife, I got a real life, I got a family
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| You ain’t listen when we sat and we kneeled
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| Collin Kaepernick, we going to plan B
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| Why you gotta go and reaffirm the way I feel while being around cops?
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| Yeah, now an officer wants to see us dead, 'cuz yo daddy said I was the opp
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| I’m sick and tired, you keep claiming it’s ignorance, tell me: «Canon how we pose to be different?»
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| I shouldn’t know more about your history and how they’ve treated us because of
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| my pigment?
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| Hear you saying: «Get the facts, all facts, get the whole truth,
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| show some respect»
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| You concerned with a statement from officers that would kill a man,
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| his knee on his neck
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| Now we on one, forget it I been on it, time to organize what you gone do to me
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| Flip over tables and chairs, incinerate it, but don’t burn down your own
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| community
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| Tired of the same old system
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| Tired of the same old victims
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| Tired of the same old Christians talking
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| You ain’t even listening
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| Look, if he can’t breathe, then we can’t breathe: that’s a culture
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| How you scared to fend for you life with guns out the holster?
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| Niggas is tired of murder, yeah, I said it, niggas tired of the same verdict
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| I’m so sick and tired of giving them verses, I’m so sick and tired of nothing
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| working
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| Don’t stop and frisk before you stop to witness, that’s a real person
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| Now them bullets flying and somebody dying, and it wasn’t worth it
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| Every part of my body inside of me, feeling ready to go riot and ride
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| But my family is all I that got
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| Should I cock it back or keep it inside?
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| Why should worry about what you don’t understand?
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| My people, I stand with the pain
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| Tell me: how am I suppose to be fine when it’s black people dying again and
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| again?
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| No, don’t call me
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| No, don’t text me
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| I don’t want empathy
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| Don’t try to check me
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| You do not get to tell me how to feel
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| When, all reality, you do not respect me
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| I got love for the right ones and wrong ones, only God can judge you
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| These ain’t the old times, my people tired, so it’s hard to tell you what they
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| won’t do, yeah
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| Growing up, I could never trust a cop for my own good
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| Black and blue was just another gang in my neighborhood
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| You got good guys and got bad guys on the same field, my people still trying to
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| find acceptance with the same ones that’ll hate them and that’s evil
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| That’s evil, I cannot breathe, yeah
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| Can’t tell me that ain’t evil
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| That’s evil, I cannot breathe
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| Tell me that ain’t evil
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| That’s evil, I cannot breathe, yeah
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| Can’t tell me that ain’t evil
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| That’s evil, I cannot breathe
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| Tell me that ain’t evil
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| Hands up, don’t shoot
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| Hands up, don’t shoot
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| Hands up, don’t shoot
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| Hands up, don’t shoot
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| Hands up, don’t shoot
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| Hands up, don’t shoot
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| Hands up, don’t shoot
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| Hands up, don’t shoot |