| So there’s a story about the lady in Louisiana
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| She’s a flood survivor and the rescue teams
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| They come through, and they, I guess tryna recover people
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| And they see this women she’s wadin through the streets
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| I guess it’d been some time after the storm
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| And I guess they were shocked that you know she was alive
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| And rescue worker said, «So, oh my God h-how did you survive
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| How did you do it? |
| Where’ve you been?»
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| And she said, «Where I been? |
| Where you been?»
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| Hah, Where you been? |
| You understand?
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| That’s about the size of it
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| This for the streets, the streets everywhere
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| The streets affected by the storm called… America
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| I’m doin this for y’all, and for me, for the Creator
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| God save, these streets
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| One dollar per every human being
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| Feel that Katrina clap
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| See that Katrina clap
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| Listen, homie, it’s Dollar Day in New Orleans
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| It’s water water everywhere and people dead in the streets
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| And Mr. President he bout that cash
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| He got a policy for handlin the niggas and trash
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| And if you poor you black
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| I laugh a laugh they won’t give when you ask
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| You better off on crack
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| Dead or in jail, or with a gun in Iraq
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| And it’s as simple as that
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| No opinion my man it’s mathematical fact
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| Listen, a million poor since 2004
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| And they got -illions and killions to waste on the war
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| And make you question what the taxes is for
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| Or the cost to reinforce, the broke levee wall
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| Tell the boss, he shouldn’t be the boss anymore
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| Y’all pray amen
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| God save, these streets
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| One dollar per every human being
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| Feel that Katrina clap
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| See that Katrina clap
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| God save, these streets
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| Quit bein' cheap nigga freedom ain’t free
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| Feel that Katrina clap
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| See that Katrina clap
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| Lord have mercy
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| Lord God God save our soul
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| A God save our soul, a God
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| A God save our souls
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| Lord God God save our soul
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| A God save our soul soul soul
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| Soul survivor
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| It’s Dollar Day in New Orleans
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| It’s water water everywhere and babies dead in the streets
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| It’s enough to make you holler out
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| Like where the fuck is Sir Bono and his famous friends now
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| Don’t get it twisted man I dig U2
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| But if you ain’t about the ghetto then fuck you too
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| Who care bout rock 'n roll when babies can’t eat food
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| Listen homie man that shit ain’t cool
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| It’s like Dollar Day for New Orleans
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| It’s water water everywhere and homies dead in the streets
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| And Mr. President’s a natural ass
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| He out treatin niggas worse than they treat the trash
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| God save, these streets
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| One dollar per every human being
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| Feel that Katrina Clap
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| See that Katrina Clap
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| God save, these streets
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| Quit bein cheap nigga freedom ain’t free!
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| Feel that Katrina Clap
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| See that Katrina Clap
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| Soul survivor
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| God God God save our soul
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| A God save our soul
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| A God, a God save our soul
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| Lord God God save our soul
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| A God save our soul a God a God save
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| Lord did not intend for the wicked to rule the world
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| Say God did not intend for the wicked to rule the world
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| God did not intend for the wicked to rule the world
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| And even when they knew it’s a matter of truth
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| Before they wick-ed ruling is through
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| God save, these streets
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| A Dollar Day for New Orleans
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| God save, these streets
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| Quit bein cheap homie freedom ain’t free
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| God save these streets
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| One dollar per every human being
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| Feel that Katrina Clap
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| See that Katrina Clap
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| God save these streets
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| Quit bein cheap nigga freedom ain’t free!
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| Feel that Katrina Clap! |
| Ha
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| Ghetto Katrina Clap! |
| Ha
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| Soul survivor
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| Lord God God save our soul
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| A God save God save our soul
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| Feel that Katrina Clap
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| Let’s make them dollars stack
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| And rebuild these streets
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| God save these streets
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| God save these streets
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| God save the soul!
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| Feel that Katrina Clap
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| See that Katrina Clap
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| Soul survivor
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| Don’t talk about it, be about it
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| Peace |