Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song My Life, artist - Potluck. Album song Straight Outta Humboldt, in the genre Рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 18.09.2006
Record label: Suburban Noize
Song language: English
My Life |
I’ve got something to tell you |
I believe you, I believe you |
I’ve got something to tell you |
I believe you really ought to know |
This is my life |
(Think about it echoeing in background) |
It started when my pops moved away from Africa |
When to college in America, and met my mom in Canada |
Interracial couple, no one would date 'em double |
That’s about the time my momma’s stomach grew a bubble |
I was still inside, I wasn’t black, I wasn’t white |
But to the world I was still a nigga, just a little light |
No time for ignorance, I just gotta live my life |
Treat everybody with respect and hope that they can get it right |
'Cause when I was a youth, my parents moved to California |
Said that I would understand it more when I became older |
The south was segregated, the East was way behind |
It’s not the color of your skin, but what’s inside your mind |
The motto that I kept in every house a nigga slept |
On every block that I roamed, on every spot I called home |
I went to Jr. High with all the Asians and the Blacks |
Learned to give respect and expect to get it back |
Every time I meet a different race I try to learn somethin' |
In the Barrio, eat burritos like it’s nothin' |
Keep an open mind, got a lot left to do |
Learned to surf from a nigga, learned to rap from a Jew |
Gotta spread knowledge every time I’m on stage |
This is the book of life, every day’s another page |
So when my time is up and I fall over dead |
I hope I was successful like im gettin in your head.--~~~~PILLZBARRY |
This is my life |
(Think about it echoeing in background) |
I’ve got something to tell you |
I believe you, I believe you |
I’ve got something to tell you |
I believe you really ought to know |
They wanna keep us divided so that we’re easy to control |
Color this, color that, there ain’t no color in my soul |
I don’t separate, nope, I definitely don’t discriminate |
Fuck David Koresh, and fuck the KKK |
'Cause my parents were hippies, teach me peace and love |
Taught me all people were equal, don’t be mean to no one |
So I took the information, and when I watched when I was young |
I lot of kids in my classes acted racist and dumb |
Only a handful of black kids that went to my school |
I overheard them being called the n-word by the cool |
And when my back’s turned, I’m a money hungry Jew |
I didn’t blame 'em, they just had an ignorant point of view |
I’m lucky I got white friends, Puerto Ricans, and Indians |
And do business on a mission with a black dude and Mexican |
No questions; |
treat each other like a family is how we livin' |
So when I rap, understand I wanna reach the children |
We gotta open up our mind like Cheech & Chong |
In a world full of Jimmy the Greek’s and Rush Limbaugh’s |
They’re tellin' lies and they love to generalize |
I believe don’t believe in nothin' unless you’ve seen it with your own eyes |
This is my life |
(Think about it echoeing in background) |
I’ve got something to tell you |
I believe you, I believe you |
I’ve got something to tell you |
I believe you really ought to know |