| Where were you when we were dying?
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| Flying to Trump rallies, sipping the finest wine and
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| We fought off the Five-Percenters
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| They called him White Jesus, lowkey started to believe 'em
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| Why you ain’t march on Selma?
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| Why you ain’t tell the refugees «please stay with me»?
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| Why when you take communion, it don’t remind you of your union?
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| That you too were once undocumented too
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| Why do you love your guns more than our sons?
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| Why you patriots first? |
| Why you worshipping the flag?
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| It swims in my brainstem when acid baptists
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| Rehearse the worst like practice makes perfect
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| I’m out here on some world relief
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| Huh, what’s a Twitter beef?
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| I play Monopoly with refugees
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| Who know they ain’t gon' ever again see they home country
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| I’m out here on some world relief
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| What’s a Twitter beef?
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| My boy Jeremy packed up, moved his family to Fallujah
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| You argue over bathrooms
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| So if I sound cynical
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| If I sound cynical
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| If I sound cynical
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| It’s 'cause I’m cynical
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| When you lookin' at it all wrong
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| But you don’t care to fix it, you prefer to write a song
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| Scramblin' ramblings of PTSD
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| The distrust is a drug, why you don’t believe the best of me?
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| With ample examples of those who overcame generational sin stains
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| Rearranged brainstem, read New Jim Crow
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| You call 'em «white and woke,» you say that you’re kinfolk
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| How can you speak of hope?
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| With deep gulps of the irony
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| That even this tune is produced by three white dudes
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| It rattles in your rib cage, human echo chamber
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| Balled up in a rage and tossed up on a stage
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| Boy, you out here on some world relief?
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| You asking what’s a Twitter beef?
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| You play Monopoly with refugees but never with your neighbors
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| You ain’t even trying
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| You out here on some world relief?
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| You asking what’s a Twitter beef?
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| Your boy Jeremy packed up, moved his family to Fallujah
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| And you argue over bathrooms
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| I’m cynical
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| I don’t take too kindly to being lied to
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| I could look inside you
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| And I’ll hate you if I fear you
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| And we fear what we’re blind to
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| So if I sound cynical
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| If I sound cynical
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| If I sound cynical
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| It’s 'cause I’m cynical
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| I don’t want reconciliation, I want your gun
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| Take the privilege and power and then I pass it to my son
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| Do I believe my enemies are too far from grace?
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| My idea of a safe space is just blow them all away
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| Pray to my Savior, middle finger to my neighbor
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| Create a theology that helps promote that behavior
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| I’m an activist who hates change (cynical!)
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| I’m a doctor who wants pain (cynical!)
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| I’m a charity who profits off the generous
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| I am Jonah who wants the fall of Nineveh
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| Pendulum swinging, narrow minded, ignore the middle
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| Screaming for peace, turn around and I sell them missiles
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| Hurt for pride is pain, idols are struggle whores
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| Don’t appropriate my space, we can argue who struggles more
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| He said, «disagreement doesn’t mean that I hate you»
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| If you’re intolerant of my views then what does that make you?
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| Cynical
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| We don’t take too kindly to being lied to
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| (I think that makes 'em cynical)
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| I could look inside you
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| (Intolerant and miserable)
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| And I’ll hate you if I fear you
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| And we fear what we’re blind to
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| So if I sound cynical
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| If I sound cynical
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| If I sound cynical
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| It’s 'cause I’m cynical |