
Date of issue: 28.09.2008
Age restrictions: 18+
Song language: English
Second Cell |
So then what happened? |
Baba turned whisperer |
Contributed his chorus then prostituted his literature |
Hey, we fell out because I thought the revolution was a metaphor |
And you were looking for an excuse to start a civil war |
That’s what you thought |
That’s why every time we did a tour |
You slipped off shagging women |
While I went and talked with the poor |
Every port we stopped at |
I sought out what you never saw |
Too boozed to understand my views |
So convinced of yours |
Well one of us had to have fun |
You were too puritan |
Up on your high horse |
Working with the poor and loyal to your girlfriend |
Too bad your glass was half-filled |
With your middle class guilt |
And your socialist social analysis |
Drove you to total paralysis |
And gave you awkward nerves |
You were awesome with words |
And you made hot products |
But you hated entrepreneurs |
My actions were as strong as my verse |
And you, so fond of dissing hypocrites |
Talked injustice but didn’t do shit to limit it |
Money was motive for you |
For me it was coincidence |
I couldn’t see what we did as column inches |
Wait |
So the only difference between us is your pathos? |
Money is coincidence for you and Bill Gates both |
You know justice doesn’t flow from your empathetic pains |
No shit Sherlock |
Anymore from your liberal journo masquerade |
But money doesn’t mind where it’s made right? |
Your struggle’s a play fight |
And yours is a performance with double the stage fright |
You know, every rebel commander’s fate |
Is to go from Che Guevera to Alexander the Great |
Revolutions are where dictators incubate |
And you’re still fiending for center stage |
And you’re still keeping me entertained |
Baba it’s laughable |
I never needed to take a commanders role |
Okay, Castro |
That’s so typically narrow |
All I had to do was remind people to answer back |
But you wouldn’t understand that |
Cause strong people don’t need strong leaders |
And it seems they didn’t need much reminder either |
Look, our time is nearly up man |
Let’s get back to the questioning |
Forget about the past and just try to act professionally |
I have to know |
Did you get trapped intentionally? |
What’s this meant to be? |
Is it a publicity stunt |
To promote your cause with broken laws |
Is this what you want? |
Mate |
I saved your life twice |
In France, remember |
I pulled you free from knife fights |
Right, right |
You had my back before we fell out |
But you never had respect |
Cause you thought I was a sell out |
I thought we could have done more |
That’s all |
To tell them our vision |
Our vision |
What the hell am I thinking? |
Your vision? |
Your need to defeat the system |
Which is just a validation |
Of your distorted version of realism |
Everywhere I look |
I see people making free decisions |
Everywhere you look, man |
All you see is victims |
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How It Is | 2008 |
Mine the Gap | 2008 |
Tongue N Groove | 2008 |
Mud Island | 2008 |
The Birth of Mud Sun | 2008 |
Social Contract 2.0 | 2008 |
First Cell | 2008 |
Third Cell | 2008 |
Welcome to Capitalism | 2008 |
Get Naked | 2008 |
Louder 2.0 | 2008 |
The Gangsta Way | 2008 |
Dispatches | 2008 |
The Fallout | 2008 |
Phone Call | 2008 |