| Hmm, sound like
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| Some superhero shit
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| Some black superhero shit
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| Hmm, damn
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| Oh yea
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| Every block every hood
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| Every city every ghetto
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| Need a black superhero
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| Every block every hood
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| Every city every ghetto
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| Need a black superhero
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| You need a nigga roll like me
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| Military mind stated and I keep a gun and a degree
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| You can label me a huey p
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| Made a martyr outta martin, outta Malcolm, out a nigga
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| I refuse to let these dirty devils make my gullah beggar
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| Fuck a hero see oh I will go make heed oh for my people
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| Give me liberty or death that is my credo not my ego
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| Dressed in a tuxedo, enter party, altar ego
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| Killed your need of it, gazebo, did it for the people
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| Love what motivated, I did not do it for hatred
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| But I truly hate the devil I cannot debate or fake it
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| I was asked a question and I asked about it hard
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| If I was facing death then I could ask one thing of God
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| I would ask for every nigga to be free here and abroad
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| And to be rightfully celebrated as a child of God
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| And to be rightfully celebrated as a child of God (as a child of God)
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| Every block every hood
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| Every city every ghetto
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| Need a black superhero
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| Every block every hood
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| Every city every ghetto
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| Need a black superhero
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| Our own kind took nip from us
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| Money still read «in God we trust»
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| Truthfully we envy, so why we so envious
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| And why our own kind envy us?
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| Pop said it’s hard but we gotta keep our head up
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| Goin' even though we know we fed up
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| It’s hella tension
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| Cause we ain’t careful where we all pay attention
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| I need all my real soldiers on the front line
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| Fighting for the right shit just one time
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| So unstoppable together at the same time, with the same mind
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| Yeah, we wanna be high and always above what’s beneath us, so
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| Every block every hood
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| Every city every ghetto
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| Need a black superhero
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| Every block every hood
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| Every city every ghetto
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| Need a black superhero
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| I’m talking bulletproof kinda suit
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| Reflect the struggle that they put us through
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| With a shrimp
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| To fight the power like Chaldea do
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| With the insight to be equal
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| Know the sky need it, a voice that finds reason
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| To multiply people in the streets full of calls
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| Marching on Washington, might as well be walking through walls
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| Type of superhero show up with ain’t no one to call
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| That’ll shield ya from them shields that been killing us all
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| High beam for eye to peep, the villains and the door
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| Power of resolution 'fore a war was even started
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| The knowledge to build and grow where they live
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| And take care of the kids and the older folk
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| The queens cause they need it most
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| Politic with the kings, a body can not a grow
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| True PTSD, cause mental health ain’t a joke
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| Feed the hungry, and though, everyone would know everywhere we go
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| Every block every hood
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| Every city every ghetto
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| Need a black superhero
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| Every block every hood
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| Every city every ghetto
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| Need a black superhero
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| Some take one of us to save us
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| Some take love and a lot of trust
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| We just took it have faith and know that
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| Cause you got now we got your back, I know
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| Some take one of us to save us
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| Some take love and a lot of trust
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| We just took it have faith and know that
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| Cause you got now we got your back, I know that
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| Every block every hood
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| Every city every ghetto
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| Need a black superhero
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| You know just, just the idea of how black people in this culture and society
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| get framed
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| And how everything possible is actually designed to actually diminish what your
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| true power
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| And so when you speak about the superhero-ness of our communities every ghetto,
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| every block, every street corner
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| Really all of those men and women are divine
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| They’re just living in a reality that tears them down and makes them feels as
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| though they’re not what they actually are
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| Cause they know it when they look in the mirror |