| «I'm saying to you, that you will in a few minutes
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| Hear, from the man, who is taking the place
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| Of real black leadership, who will answer the call
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| For true freedom, justice, and equality in America
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| Well now, do you understand?»
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| Brethren heed the call of enlightenment
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| Of truth, Asiatic discipline’s frightenin
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| Some who act dumb embraced by decadence
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| The weak in the wake of true black militants
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| Hear the call and all heed the savior
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| Praise Allah cause in his image he made ya
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| The cream, Asiatic earth-born man-child
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| Freedom’s comfort for some but meanwhile
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| Young brothers just don’t realize
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| Cocaine’s the plan, the devil derived
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| Produced and let loose to youth for profit
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| Fake so-called negroes won’t stop it
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| Witness lies fed straight to the brother man
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| Hopes are lost to the malevolent gameplan
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| Annihilation of original citizens
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| Of this great planet Earth, listen
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| P-Dog spits the dope words born
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| Batterram’s rollin task force swarm
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| Pigeons squawk with the talk of a new high
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| Controlled by the man whose plan is genocide
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| Intense is a sense of ignorance
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| When the wack can’t get with the pro-black
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| Program that’s designed to enduce thought
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| Rhymes ya bought keep Panthers taught
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| Punks stay put, skinheads are flatfoot
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| Keys are played as I stay on route
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| Down the path of the righteous chosen
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| Word is born as the wack stay frozen
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| Locked in time, mindset is Babylon
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| P’s the martyr while MC’s babble on
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| Letter sixteen is me and some see
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| I freeze and snuff MC’s like pipe dreams
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| Makin a mark with the start of the movement
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| Tracks in fact weak wack can’t do this
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| Tooth decay cause the fake been snoozin'
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| Lead the lost and the cost is you’ve been
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| Freed from lies by the wise new messenger
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| P-A-R-I-S is a blessin' ya
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| Can’t underestimate or recreate
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| The sounds of Scarface, let the man BREAK!
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| «There is no in-between — you are either free or you’re a slave
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| There’s no such thing as second-class citizenship.»
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| «The only politics in this country that’s relevant to black people
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| Today is the politics of revolution. |
| None other.»
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| Which brings us to the next move
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| It’s a simple case of show and tell or rather show and prove
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| Of made up gang moves and foolish fairy tales
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| Said by sissies, to snatch the record sales
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| So when you see me just say I told ya
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| My rhymes’ll hold ya and mold ya to soldiers
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| And train your brains with the pride and the insight
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| To do what’s right, yo black, it’s yo' life!
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| Once upon a time called now we start this
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| A chosen one came forth from the darkness
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| To lead the lost for the cost of a beat tape
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| And make the blind see straight 'fore it’s too late
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| I can’t wait time’s quickly runnin out
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| Call to arms, revolution’s in the house
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| Unforgettable the words of wisdom
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| Brought to life by the ten point system
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| One: Freedom and power to determine our destiny
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| Two: Full employment for the black community
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| Three: Fight the capitalist with a raised fist
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| B-U-Y Black and stack awareness
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| Four: Decent housing for the shelter of human beings
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| Five: Education and truth for the black youth
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| Six: All black men exempt from military service
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| Hear my words and get nervous
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| Seven: A quick end to police brutality
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| Death of blacks at the hands of the P. D
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| Eight: Release of all black men who are held in prison;
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| Guilty 'fore proven innocent
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| Nine: Black juries when our brothers are tried in court
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| And in addition to all his we want
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| Ten: Land bread and housing and education
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| Clothing justice and peace for the black nation |