
Date of issue: 10.09.2015
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: Guerrilla Funk Recordings and Filmworks
Song language: English
Change We Can Believe In |
Listen, baby |
Let’s talk about this life and what it means to me |
Baby, listen |
This how it’s got to be |
We only thought that you would come and turn these wrongs to right |
But we see it’s really all the same |
Who knew that you’d disgrace us |
White power in blackface us |
Our eyes were closed |
But now we all could see |
Lookin' at the parties like, damn, what’s the parties like |
Just seems all the parties' right |
Now I’m lookin' round wonderin' |
What the hell has happened to us, it’s on again |
Just misery, so many promises |
So many of us tried to make him what he really wasn’t |
Still suffering' so many unemployed |
Still watchin, NSA’s got me paranoid |
Make me wanna holler, throw my hands up |
Got us thinking' that we wrong if we demand stuff |
So we propped the man up, but what’d it get us? |
More useless excuses and more fed up |
Sounds so sweet when he makin' speeches |
Always preachin' hope and change like he really means it |
Manchurian Candidate |
Ladies love to hear him talkin' cause he’s so slick |
We sing it, but they never really understand, no they don’t, no |
We bring it, but they never seem to take a stand, no they won’t, no |
We mean it, better know they really ain’t your friend, and they’ve shown it |
So believe in me, believe in, believe in |
Dear Mr. President, wartime president |
Slicker than his predecessor, but it’s still the same shit |
Lost jobs, lost benefits |
Lost public option, lost souls follow quick |
Lost all respect for that shit he selling |
Same conflicts, but his reason ain’t compelling |
Same cause, same manufactured boogeymen |
Same bombs drop when his poll numbers dip |
Same profiteering — War’s good for business |
Same Israel nut-jockin' - shit is endless |
Same wall street bailouts, early christmas |
For the same motherfuckas that should be in prison |
Same racism, nothing changed bro |
Wingnuts wanna point and say «I told you so» |
We both hate his shit, but for different reasons though |
They hate cause he black, we hate cause he wrong |
We sing it, but they never really understand, no they don’t, no |
We bring it, but they never seem to take a stand, no they won’t, no |
We mean it, better know they really ain’t your friend, and they’ve shown it |
So believe in me, believe in, believe in |
Shiiiit, so I’ll say it all again man |
Same shit, different day, all the same man |
Same news cycle, same yapping' magpies |
Same gats clapping' overseas taking lives |
Now they say I’m hatin' cause I pulled his skirt |
Same people that done lost they house and outta work |
Got the nerve to think that I’m speaking' outta line |
Can’t criticize cause he 'posed to be my kind |
But scared negroes won’t rock the boat |
Same Bush-era tax cuts, same drones |
Same folks on lock, Guantanamo |
Same campaign stops, same shitty jokes |
Cracked while the world gets choked on |
And most black folk broke but still hold on |
To the illusion of choice |
Both parties, both sides of the same bullshit coin |
We sing it, but they never really understand, no they don’t, no |
We bring it, but they never seem to take a stand, no they won’t, no |
We mean it, better know they really ain’t your friend, and they’ve shown it |
So believe in me, believe in, believe in |
Name | Year |
---|---|
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 |