| But it’s a hot night
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| Let’s talk about the sign o' the times
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| Politics
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| And the fight of a revolutionary soul singer
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| It’s a hot night
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| Head down to the club
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| For the piña coladas
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| Without the alcohol
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| And let’s talk about the world, y’all
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| Can you pick me up?
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| You know I hate driving in the evil city
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| And baby, read my mind, hit La Caridad
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| So I can get some coffee
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| And we can get our talk on
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| Seems I got caught up in this romanticized idea of revolution
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| With saviors, prophets, and heroes
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| But in the silence of my prayers
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| I had a vision of my hatred dissolving to grains of sand
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| Realized that to the universe that’s all I really am
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| Just a grain of sand
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| I don’t want to get caught up in all that spiritual shit
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| But it ain’t much to hold onto
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| We all living in a world built upon
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| Rape, starvation, greed, need, fascist regimes
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| White man/rich man democracy
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| Uh
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| Suffer in the world trade paradise
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| Hit me now, come on
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| But it’s a hot night
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| Let’s talk about the sign o' the times
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| Politics
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| And the fight of a revolutionary soul singer
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| It’s a hot night
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| Head down to the club
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| For the piña coladas
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| Without the alcohol
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| And let’s talk about the world, y’all
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| Let me be the first to say this
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| Fuck the first b***h ever ask me to buy her some dumb shit
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| N****s be fightin' for Jordans they can’t afford
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| Bought in a store, costing more than a hun-dred, yeah
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| Capitalism got 'em trapped in a vision
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| That tell lies they watch way more than a sunset, uh
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| I feed my babies with music, I tell the truth
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| But now I’m a target in they market, ain’t that a sumummabitch
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| It’s a urgent emergency courtesy of the counterinsurgency
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| Tryna murder me, yeah, and now it’s on, and uh
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| It’s cause I verbally hurdle all they absurdities
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| Accurate rhyme poem and I survive the storm, and uh
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| Certainly words can be weapons, if people heard me
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| They thinkin' they God and they decide what’s right or wrong
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| They live in a bubble, I live for the struggle
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| After the fight, we home on a hot night
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| My woman, it’s nice and warm, but uh
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| But it’s a hot night
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| Let’s talk about the sign o' the times
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| Politics
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| And the fight of a revolutionary soul singer
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| It’s a hot night
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| Head down to the club
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| For the piña coladas
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| Without the alcohol
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| And let’s talk about the world, y’all
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| Let’s do it, come on
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| Join the party, fists in the air, everybody for the
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| Revolutionary soul singer
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| Side to side, third eye on the prize, we take a ride with the
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| Revolutionary soul singer
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| Give the seeds what they need to breathe and proceed, it’s the
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| Revolutionary soul singer
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| Word up, yeah, y’all, we prepared, y’all, no fear, y’all
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| Come on
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| It’s a shame the way we all run around
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| It’s a shame the way we all run around
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| Cause you’re blind baby! |
| Blind to the facts!
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| It’s a shame the way we all run around
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| Cause you’re blind baby!
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| It’s a shame the way we all run around
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| I said you’re blind baby!
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| Blind to the facts of who you are!
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| But it’s a hot night
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| Let’s talk about the sign o' the times
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| Politics
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| And the fight of a revolutionary soul singer
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| It’s a hot night
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| Head down to the club
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| For the piña coladas
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| Without the alcohol
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| And let’s talk about the world, y’all
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| Let’s do it
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| «And now of course, that the welfare system has been disestablished — and there
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| are no jobs, so to speak — for the women who are told, that if they don’t work.
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| . |
| they can only get welfare for a certain period of time and then they have to
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| find a job. |
| Now they haven’t had the opportunity to go to an institution like
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| this. |
| They may not have the skills. |
| Where are they going to find a job?
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| And if they have children, how are they going to pay for childcare,
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| in order to guarantee the conditions which will allow them to work?» |