Lyrics How We Feel - Chingy, Anthony Hamilton

How We Feel

Either they don’t know, don’t show, or don’t care about what’s going on in the
hood
Uh Uh, yeah, uh yeah yeah this your boy chingaling man, need to talk to the
world real quick, talk to em man, you know we got a lot of problems going on in
the inner city, in the ghetto, in the hood, they ain’t hearin you,
ain’t nobody touchin on, democrats, republicans, all those folks,
you know they don’t care what’s going on in the ghetto anyway
Errday I wake up with a regular mentality, but I’m a target on the street and
that’s just reality, cats in the ghetto ain’t never had a high salary,
except makin deals and selling blow in the alley, see the system was made for
us to fail, look at the jails, overpopulated with mexicans and young black
males, I ain’t tellin the tale, so we choose heaven or hell, don’t care about
letters from school, we’d rather get street mail, I been a witness to some
murders snitchin I do without it, but then I wonder why the damn police don’t
do nothing about it, go to the unemployment office, hell yeah it’s crowded,
our hoods takin wrong turns now it’s time to reroute it, I know a lil dude 13,
carry a burner dropped out of school, teacher said he wasn’t a fast learner,
sometimes I wonder in 20 years I wonder where we gon be, when I say we,
I mean my black community, ya digg
They don’t know, how it feels to hurt so long, cause they never walked in these
shoes, and they never had to cry these blues, how many men, turn their back on
us so long, always say what they gon do, but they never seem to come through
Pardon my french but I don’t think we ready for a lady president,
it’s evident that it’s a mans world so that’s irrelevant, the system think we
all niggas and we not intellegent, but martin luther and malcolm taught me
before I’m heavensent, the girls havin kids and they still some kids,
poppin them out one after another like that’s what it is, it’s innocent cats
doin bizz, they just tryin to life, and the police don’t even know if the crime
they did, it’s got my brain in a twist, so I’m twistin a;
eaf, on my balcony
smokin and drinkin trying to see some relief, if I can change our neighborhoods
I would, put that on me, this world messed up, and that stevie wonder can see,
so to my dogs locked down set ya mind free, cause you and I don’t even believe
you can get your degree, sometimes I wonder in 20 years where we gon be,
and when I say we I mean my black community, let’s go
They don’t know, how it feels to hurt so long, cause they never walked in these
shoes, and they never had to cry these blues, how many men, turn their back on
us so long, always say what they gon do, but they never seem to come through
I twist the cap off the bottle, take a sip and see tomorrow, like pac,
wash away the sorrow while police hit the block, I be up all night,
askin god for the truth, he told me thinking translated in my own words in the
booth, try to reach the youth, cause that’s what matters today, I’m ain’t too
religious but I get on my knees and pray, sometimes I wonder in 20 years where
we gon be, I ain’t gotta wonder no more, my people rollin with me, yeah
They don’t know, how it feels to hurt so long, cause they never walked in these
shoes, and they never had to cry these blues, how many men, turn their back on
us so long, always say what they gon do, but they never seem to come through
Yeah, they’ll never come through wo oh oh, they don’t know about this thing