Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Neighborhood Watch, artist - Paris.
Date of issue: 27.10.2008
Song language: English
Neighborhood Watch |
You can keep fightin', or you can go home |
You can keep tryin', or get rolled on |
I’ma keep ridin', 'cause when the funk is on |
Most of these so-called rebels ain’t got they phones on |
So I turn to the killers and the gangbangers |
Teach 'em how change, doin' the same thang |
Show a loc how to love himself |
And how self-hate make you wanna slug yourself |
Introduce him to the enemy that enemy made |
And how the evil made 'em murder for the clique that he claim |
When I see it all click in his brain |
I put an clip in his hand and tell 'em, «Come on, it’s women to save» |
You a young black warrior, raised in a battlefield |
Some say soldier, trained with a strap to kill |
But it ain’t no good if all you think about |
Is shootin' up the area Blacks chill, and that’s real |
Time to leave the wrong for right |
Gotta make a change in my life |
Shake all the stress and strife |
And gain wealth with knowledge of self, baby |
Settle down and raise a fam |
And know about that master plan |
That’s why we gotta understand |
Nobody looking out for us but us, true baby |
History and time have proved nobody cares |
If you live life cool or you die but you |
You ride for me homie, I’ma ride for you |
Long as you understand who you bring the violence to |
If you hard enough to murder for malt liquor and mean mugs |
Mash on these bitch-ass cops who bring teens drugs |
And politicians who pass laws that don’t do shit, keepin' streets corrupt |
Keepin' us stuck |
And trapped in that hell hole |
I know the reason of the reason for the reason which your mind bases hell on |
You ain’t gotta call hell home |
If you think twice 'bout smokin' a brother for gettin' his mail on |
Let me guess, you ain’t workin' for the white man? |
Who you think you workin' for, sellin' white, man? |
They lend you yayo, send you to jail |
The hard truth of it spells the intent to fail, might as well |
Time to leave the wrong for right |
Gotta make a change in my life |
Shake all the stress and strife |
And gain wealth with knowledge of self, baby |
Settle down and raise a fam |
And know about that master plan |
That’s why we gotta understand |
Nobody looking out for us but us, true baby |
Real G’s know the drama |
From being nine years old seein' Five-O feelin' all on your momma |
Smacked her hard, threw her in the back of the car |
For some out of date tags on the car |
That’s hard, real Crips know the real shit |
Livin' with ya granny 'cause ya daddy ain’t never callin' or give shit |
So of course, the anger from the pain just might be the blame |
For niggas that get they wig split |
Real Bloods know it’s hard to feel love |
If daddy was there, but he threatened to kill us |
And while we did homework, he just did drugs |
Of course, I’ma flash red rags and give it up, nigga |
Punk police, deadbeat daddies and crack |
Are the reason many hated bein' black |
It’s time to rise up, open your eyes up |
To the people who created the trap and hate that, take that |