
Date of issue: 26.11.2015
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: Mortier
Song language: English
Ya Momma So Black |
Yo momma so black |
If anybody try to play the dozens like that |
They need to be smacked |
Even if its last joke in the laugh factory hit |
The world actually send that shit back |
Yo momma so black |
If anybody try to insult her like that, they lose |
No matter how funny guess what you big dummy |
Thoughts are things, your subconscious gets abused |
Yo momma so black |
Like the soil of the most fertile crescent |
Reflecting the essence |
Yo momma so black |
She attract attention, soon as she grace the room with her presence |
Yo momma so black |
Its a blessing on a blessing |
A reward or a penalty |
The stress’ll be stressing |
Yo momma so black |
My suggestion: is do not test unless you want that lesson |
Yo momma so black |
She might smack the shit out of you for putting yourself in harms way |
Just so you associate the action with pain |
And know better than to try that dumb shit again |
Yo momma so black |
She get a double whammy as a woman in a white man’s world |
Yo momma so black |
It should make you think twice before you disrespect your girl |
Yo momma so black |
It don’t crack and your man so glad to have a woman like that |
Yo momma so black |
That song you love that say bitches ain’t shit: |
It’s kinda wack |
Yo momma so black |
While brothers passing self hate |
White guys saying «hey girl» |
Might as well swoop in |
Since so many black men |
Fantasise about a blonde being their girl |
Some’ll fetishise, some objectify |
Some’ll find true love |
Some’ll really try |
But you momma so black |
She just want you to see the value |
In a round the way girls eye |
Yo momma so black |
So blue, so brown, so red, so yellow |
That hue, so dark, so light, so middle, so fair |
So deep, so fine, so what? |
Who care cos'… |
Yo momma so black |
Is black, is black, is black, is black, is beautiful |
Objection speak now or hold your peace but it’s pitiful |
And so critical |
Yo momma so black |
She pivotal |
Backbone to a resident nation |
American, British, French, Greek, Filipino, Dominican, Haitian |
Brazilian, Korean, Mexican, Egyptian, Canadian |
Pick one random |
Black man, black woman mother and father of civilisation |
Goddam what a tandem |
Yo momma so black |
No matter what your father is, somebody thinks you’re a nigga |
Yo momma so black |
They attack how full her lips are, but they want theirs bigger |
Yo momma so black |
With the coconut, the olive oil on I can see a gutter rainbow |
Every colour in the spectrum glistening |
You think it’s an insult? |
You’re not listening |
Yo momma so black |
No matter what your father do for you, she want more for you |
He could try to debate, curve or swerve it |
Whether he got it or not, you deserve it |
Yo momma so black it’s unnerving |
To the powers that be: too resilient |
Despite all the pressure on the coal |
She make sure your diamond still shine too Brilliant |
Yo momma so black |
When she heard about Trayvon Martin she called to check on you |
Yo momma so black |
Before she put you into this world |
She might have tried to warn you |
Yo momma so black |
She might be proud of it or she might not |
She might be a victim or buck the system |
But she still raised you to shoot your shot |
Yo momma so black |
Brown, yellow, Latina, Indian, Asian |
Its the reason your momma so fine |
She remind me of mine |
So I call y’all brothers and sisters |
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