| When I was in the 3rd grade
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| I thought that I was black
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| Cause I couldn’t swim
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| Destined for a life of fly clothes and golden rims
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| Told my mom the news with pride in my chest
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| She’s like Rucka you never been arrested
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| Or failed a drug test, you crazy
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| Ha, guess she had a point ain’t she
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| I remember adding it all up together in my mind
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| I’m a straight A student taking all honors and AP
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| And I can’t watch full house if my grades fall behind
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| Guess I really am white
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| And that’s all I’ll ever be
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| In a world where it’s cooler to be a minority
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| Where you could dance and you could rap
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| If you’re African or Black
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| But as a cracker what you do is automatically just whack
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| Man it’s hard, when even Obama won’t acknowledge
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| The white half of him that got his ass through college
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| And the only white person working on CNN
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| Is a smelly lame crooked tooth bloody Englishman
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| Man fuck him
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| And I can’t change
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| That I’m rich and white
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| That I live in a good neighborhood
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| And I can’t change
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| That I’m rich and white
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| That I live in a good neighborhood
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| With my wife and car and dog
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| It stinks being white
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| It stinks being white
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| But it keeps me employed
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| And finding a job is hard
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| If I was Zimmerman I would think twitter hates me
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| Have you read the tweets
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| On the trending topics lately?
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| «Fuck you Zimmerman, you fat faggoty cracker»
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| It’s like for every hate tweet George gets
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| He gets a calorie fatter
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| Does it matter
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| That he took a black girl to the prom
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| Or that he got a Mexican cleaning lady for a mom
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| Nah, just call him White
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| And he becomes our problem
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| Killing Trayvon means the same thing as racist
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| It’s the same shit they did when Michael Jackson touched a kid
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| Oh he’s White but he’ll be Black when he dies and we forgive him
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| And how did Paula Dean learn them racist words in the kitchen?
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| If you ask me black and white isn’t no different
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| They’re the same thing
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| So I stay out of trouble
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| When I see black and white people
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| It’s just like I’m seeing double
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| If you profile Blacks as more likely to be criminals
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| You rob them of the right to walk home eating skittles
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| Drinking watermelon flavored AriZona
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| You shoot 'em and the five-o shows up
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| For some high fives and donuts
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| Think it’s time we finally have a honest racist discussion
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| The 99% of our time we talk about race is not enough
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| It should be a hundred
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| «Uh, 35 years ago, I was Trayvon Martin
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| I changed my name to Barack Hussein so I could run for president
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| Of Pakistan
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| Where I was born»
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| And I can’t change
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| That I’m rich and white
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| And I went to a good private school
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| Where I learned to read and write
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| It stinks being white
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| It stinks being white
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| But it keeps me alive
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| When I’m walking home at night
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| Justice for Trayvon
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| I’m pissed that you’re gone
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| Wish we could of have shared a bag of skittles and a bong
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| But some things went wrong
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| Now you’re up in heaven
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| I bet Bin Laden works the counter there at 7 eleven
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| And Zimmerman
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| You should apologize to Trayvon’s mom
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| Find a way to say you’re sorry
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| Coming straight from the heart
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| And a gift certificate to bed bath and beyond
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| Won’t fix everything
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| But it’ll be a very nice way to start
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| Let the black kids walk home
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| From the store with munchies
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| Cause from whatever race you are
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| We all came from monkeys
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| It’s time we get along
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| It’s the we spread the love
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| This song is for Trayvon up above
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| And I can’t change
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| That I’m rich and white
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| And I sit in Caribou
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| Writing on my laptop
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| And I can’t change
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| That I’m rich and white
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| And I’m afraid of black people
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| When I’m walking home at night
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| Rest in Peace Trayvon
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| Rest in Peace Trayvon
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| Rest in Peace Trayvon
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| You’re my boy, my boy, my boy
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| You’re my boy blue! |