| Baby understand me now
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| If sometimes you see that I’m mad
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| Don’t you know no one alive can always be an angel
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| When everything goes wrong, you see some bad
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| But I’m just a soul whose intentions are good
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| O lord please don’t let me be misunderstood
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| Misunderstood ain’t gotta be explained
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| But you don’t understand me so let me explain
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| Stood in the heat, the flames, the snow
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| Please slow down hurricane
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| The wind blow, my dreads swang
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| He had hair like wool, like wayne
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| Dropping ashes in the bible
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| I shake em out and they fall on the rifle
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| Scary, hail mary no tale fairy
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| All real very, extraordinary
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| Perry mason facing, the barrel if he tattle
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| My God is my judge, no gown no gavel
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| I’m a rebel, down to battle
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| Now or never, I would never?
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| F**king fantastic, f**k if you agree
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| But I don’t give a f**k if you see me
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| I’m just a soul whose intentions are good
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| O lord please don’t let me be misunderstood
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| What’s understood ain’t gotta be explained
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| So for those who understand meet Dwayne
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| For 8 and a half months I gave ms. |
| cit da pain
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| Now it’s young money baby, keep the change
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| My mama say f**k em and we the same
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| So hello mothaf**ka you got some sheets to change
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| And ain’t it funny how people change like easter sunday
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| You know church fit then outfit,
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| Bright pink and green chest look house lit
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| Bright pinky rings but that ain’t about this
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| What you bout bitch
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| Excuse my french emotion in my passion
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| But I wear my heart on my sleeve like it’s the new fashion
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| What are you asking, if I don’t have the answer
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| It’s probably on the web, like I’m a damn tarantula
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| But I know you don’t understand, cause you thought lil wayne is weezy
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| But weezy is dwayne
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| I’m just a soul whose intentions are good
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| O lord please don’t let me be misunderstood
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| I was watching t.v. |
| the other day right
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| Got this white guy up there talking about black guys
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| Talking about how young black guys are targeted
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| Targeted by who? |
| america
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| You see one in every 100 americans are locked up One in every 9 black americans are locked up And see what the white guy was trying to stress was that
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| The money we spend on sending a mothaf**ka to jail
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| A young mothaf**ka to jail
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| Would be less to send his or her young ass to college
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| See, and another thing the white guy was stressing was that
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| Our jails are populated with drug dealers, you know crack/cocaine stuff like
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| that
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| Meaning due to the laws we have on crack/cocaine and regular cocaine
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| Police are only, I don’t want to say only right, but shit
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| Only logic by riding around in the hood all day
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| And not in the suburbs
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| Because crack cocaine is mostly found in the hood
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| And you know the other thing is mostly found in you know where I’m going
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| But why bring a mothaf**ka to jail if it’s not gon stand up in court
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| Cause this drug ain’t that drug, you know level 3, level 4 drug, shit like that
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| I guess it’s all a misunderstanding
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| I sit back and think, you know us young mothaf**kas you know that 1 in 9
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| We probably only selling the crack cocaine because we in the hood
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| And it’s not like in the suburbs, we don’t have what you have
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| Why? |
| I really don’t wanna know the answer
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| I guess we just misunderstood hunh
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| You know we don’t have room in the jail now for the real mothaf**kas,
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| the real criminals
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| Sex offenders, rapists serial killers
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| Don’t get scared, don’t get scared |