Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Little African Girl, artist - Chief Kamachi. Date of issue: 07.06.2010
Age restrictions: 18+
Song language: English
Little African Girl |
| Little African Girl — you are the jewel |
| I’mma die in war tryna build you a school |
| Little African Girl — you are the jewel |
| For every King that shines the Queen taught him how to rule |
| Little African Girl — you are the jewel |
| I’mma die in war tryna build you a school |
| Little African Girl |
| Little African Girl |
| Little African Girl |
| Little African Girl |
| Yeah |
| She keeps me close till my spiritual search |
| Nine cycles bare witness to her miracle birth |
| Planting seeds alike, don’t believe the hype |
| The Black Super Women taught the world to read & write |
| They don’t know worth, disrespecting your name |
| I did the same shit, now I’m tryna clean up the shame |
| Hold your umbrella when I see you walking in rain |
| Hold your tension and suspension if you’re feeling the pain |
| Little African Girl — yeah, the world tryna strip her soul |
| I kill a nigga for tryna put my daughter on a stripper pole |
| Across the hot sands when I hear my babies crying |
| I’m in the jungle with a spear and a baby lion |
| Predicted the end of the world way before the Mayans |
| The greatest mystery solved, not even trying |
| A rare jewel, God made a special blend |
| People don’t understand the plight or the mess you in |
| I can’t say shit, cuz I ain’t been the best of men |
| I know I’m the reason why you getting high and stressed again |
| Yeah, I gotta put the truth on a line |
| The fifth degree in the mathematics; |
| power refine |
| Deal with equality, architect of the righteous design |
| Built for the war, but make sure her light can shine |
| Thru the temples across the globe, image on a stained glass |
| Thirst for wisdom, and the mother make it rain fast |
| Your little boy is a JuJu man |
| Mommy had to wrestle with habit |
| Tryna break her spell practice West African magic |
| A street nigga trapped between a Priest and a savage |
| When I was young she told her son «I'm not like the average» |
| Put your head up, look in the sky, go’head and grab it |
| More than ten years still carrying emotional baggage |
| Her smile was gon', before my style was on |
| Give the juvenile for spitting freestyle and songs |
| So many things I forgive that was foul and wrong |
| My psychiatry, the studio, compile a song |
| I’m underground, they telling, that the style is gon' |
| I’m one of the illest to walk every mile along |
| My inspiration, for everything I pen on the page |
| Come in the room, candles lit, smell the scent of the sage |
| Photos of you, I love ya, but find it hard to visit your grave |
| But your spirit with me, every time I sing on the stage |
| Little African Girl |
| (Outro) |
| Yeah, the Black Queen |
| JuJu girl |
| Kno’m’sain, gotta protect the Queen |
| Ha-ha, I dare one of you cowards |
| To put y’all hands on my daughters |
| Yeah, send y’all to the stars |
| I’m gon' kill y’all |
| Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha |
| Chief Kamachi — Clock of Destiny |
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