Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Evil , by - Paris. Song from the album Sonic Jihad, in the genre Рэп и хип-хопRelease date: 22.09.2003
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: Guerrilla Funk
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Evil , by - Paris. Song from the album Sonic Jihad, in the genre Рэп и хип-хопEvil |
| It’s a Guerrilla Funk-orchestrated counterattack |
| Formulate and infiltrate 'em so the people react |
| See if I was wicked I would pick and stick to a plan |
| To rule the world and trick 'em, this is how it’d began |
| See I’d have to find a way to keep the people enslaved |
| Behave, teach the babies it’s my way or the grave |
| And start with the body, workin' labor for free |
| And give 'em fake religion so they worshippin' me |
| And see and when the free labor play out, I’d let it go |
| But only after I made enough to control |
| Then I’d tell 'em that the afterlife is better than this |
| And that they should love their enemies when faced with contempt |
| I’d persist with some history that I would rewrite |
| In a school system where I’d keep the money too tight |
| I’d let 'em all know just where they belong in my world |
| Turn the boys into felons, makin' hookers of girls |
| Swirled up in my plan, build jails to keep |
| All my prisons full of niggas, have 'em workin' for free |
| See with ghetto-economics in check, I’d keep 'em broke |
| Teach 'em only to respect sports, music and dope |
| Control the content of lyrics, now only the sound |
| Of sex, dope and murder in a song is allowed |
| Tell 'em «Niggas ain’t shit» every move that they make |
| And that black is dirty so they never try to be great |
| Can you relate? |
| I’d laugh, watch 'em murder for scraps |
| Set it up so they’d die over crack I provide |
| Do it right, and I’d see they try to be like me |
| Try to be the biggest G up in these murderous streets |
| I’d teach, manhood means how many women ya fuck |
| How many babies you can make, responsibility ducked |
| Fuck a job, real men are pimps, that’s what I’d teach |
| And if bitches wanna trip, then them bitches get beat |
| I’d see it all through, never lose and pass a new law |
| Give 'em 3 strikes so the men are constantly gone |
| Yeah, if I was evil they would think I do no wrong |
| See it’s lethal how I keep 'em in their place so long, believe |
| I got my eyes upon you, and all the things that you do |
| Some close they eyes but mine can see, all the evil surroundin' me |
| So what I’m 'posed ta do, when I can see right through? |
| Expose the lies and snatch the sheets, fight the evil surroundin' me |
| After all is said and done here and I could afford |
| I’d concentrate deeply on controllin' abroad |
| And think about a way to take control of they land |
| I’d create a virus made to murder people en masse |
| Last time was Tuskegee, but now it’s for real |
| House Bill 15 090 would just kill |
| With germs that would murder with sperm and blood drips |
| And kill 'em all worser than burned, they’d die quick |
| See to understand, you could witness the plan |
| Through the green-monkey sham they would think it began |
| And while we argue over the cost, they’d all die |
| With generations all being lost with no fight |
| I’d continue with the pain, make it oh so plain |
| I’d manipulate the market for my capital gain |
| Keep the people all broke and confused and underclassed |
| Give my homies all executive bonuses through the crash |
| And if the heat get too hot, I’d plant a bomb |
| Or wreck a plane, just like Hitler back in the day |
| And scare all the people, they’d forget about me |
| They’d forget about elections and the way that we cheated |
| See me blame it on a foreigner and non-white men |
| Celebrate my gestapo with a positive spin |
| Then manipulate the media — it’s U.S. first |
| Get the stupid-ass public to agree with my words |
| Then I’d make the play, takin' all their freedoms away |
| Incarcerate anybody that’ll get in my way |
| Make 'em censor any media that challenge the mold |
| Give 'em bullshitty shows just like Anna Nicole’s |
| Control the message in the music, it’s gangsta fo' sho |
| Give 'em diamonds, never tell 'em 'bout the conflict zones |
| Never tell 'em 'bout the murder in Sierra Leone |
| Never tell 'em how the diamonds make 'em murder their own |
| It’s all too easy, if I was evil that’s how I’d rock it |
| Make sure that my propaganda won’t ever stop it |
| Got 120 channels, but it’s nothin' to watch |
| Now 11:55 be the time on the clock, believe |
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|---|---|
| It's Real | 1993 |
| The Days Of Old | 1992 |
| One Time Fo' Ya Mind | 1993 |
| Prelude | 1993 |
| Funky Lil' Party | 1992 |
| Back In The Days | 1993 |
| Street Soldier | 1993 |
| 40 Ounces And A Fool | 1993 |
| Root Of All Evil | 1993 |
| Conversation | 1993 |
| Check It Out Ch'all | 1992 |
| Sleeping With The Enemy | 1992 |
| Assata's Song | 1992 |
| Bush Killa | 1992 |
| House Niggas Bleed Too | 1992 |
| Coffee, Donuts, & Death | 1992 |
| Thinka 'Bout It | 1992 |
| Make Way For A Panther | 1992 |
| Coffee, Donuts & Death | 2004 |
| The Hate That Hate Made | 1989 |