| Yeah, Kamachi
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| Section-8 Egyptian
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| Yo, ayo the plan late
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| Still nibbling on a bland steak
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| The politicians still worshiping secret handshakes
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| Mommy in the kitchen still whipping up the tan bake
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| That’s why the kitchen full and all her fam ate
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| Do you blame her? |
| It’s rare getting help from a stranger
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| Just Mary and baby Jesus with no milk in the manger
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| No water around to clean the wings on the angels
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| Every baby’s divine, that’s an old ancient angle
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| Tryna walk the straight and narrow
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| Stay away from the barrel
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| Get my kingdom back; |
| raise my sons to become Pharaohs
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| Check it, yeah, look what history tell us
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| The mysteries of life we left underground in the cellars
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| Far as science go you know you dealing with serious fellas
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| Black astronaut makes the whole area stellar
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| Moon walker, space talker, spit a fresh acapella
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| I want the power to make the precious sunshine yella
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| Look up at the stars, realize who you are
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| Get tuned in
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| When you start thinking that your life is hard
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| Would you rather be a God or you rather be human?
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| The true and living
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| Left the world a sign to see
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| It’s an African anomaly
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| Street nigga, straight A’s, algebra and astronomy
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| Math wizards sit on the globe and laugh physics
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| Now you in the cell tryna remember your last visits
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| Crooked palms, they polluted our book of charms
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| Powerful Haitian voodoo with the 23rd book of psalms
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| My every word conjure real fear
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| The candles burn and they realize the magic is still here
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| Cripple my culture put the knowledge in the wheelchair
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| Statue of the Black Madonna crying out a real tear
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| Yeah, I know I touch on so many topics
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| Plug my mind onto the Earth socket
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| Psychic storm, rain dancer from the first tropic
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| Strike of dawn, one flash and it’s back to ash
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| Your life is gone
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| Granted a couple lifetimes to prove my divinity
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| Striving to be righteous is how they remember me
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| They tryna take our freedom stroll
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| On the corner where the dreams are sold
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| Little kids die young; |
| all of the fiends are old
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| Even in the summertime it feel like the freezing cold
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| You stare in the mirror and try hard to see your soul
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| With so much murder and death in the air
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| That we never see what a great reflection is there
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| It’s a part of us religious leaders neglected to share
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| We divine, no need to be depressed in despair
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| I smile if my last resting place is the chair
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| Cuz I reincarnate in war paint and a spear
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| The message is clear
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| That’s what’s happening with this African here
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| No flinching another lynching I’ll be back in a year
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| Mic Messiah
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| Yeah, Clock of Destiny
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| C’mon, JuJu Mob
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| Yeah, Chief Kamachi |