Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song She's My Hero, artist - Talib Kweli. Album song Radio Silence, in the genre Иностранный рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 16.11.2017
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: 3D, Javotti Media
Song language: English
She's My Hero |
We do it for the babies |
They say falling in love the definition of going crazy |
The knowledge that makes us just cherish innocence makes it impossible |
He heading for the graves, drivin' right past the hospital |
There be glass in the hallway, bloodstained floors |
(Yeah) Woo! |
Move, motherfucker |
I like that one (go in!) |
They say karma is a bitch and when you take a life, you pay the price |
But if your way of life ain’t been threatened and you safe at night |
How you out here judgin' thinkin' you givin' people great advice |
When those who should protect you disrespect you? |
You can’t take it light |
Bresha Meadows, resemble my baby girl |
14 years old taking a place in this crazy world |
Her and her brothers lived in fear of their father’s rage |
He beat their mother so often, she prayed for the day she could be far away |
Father’s Day, an awkward occasion would daddy fall from grace |
Embrace the alcohol, call mommy a whore, put her back in her place |
With black eyes, broken ribs, slashin' her weight |
No speculation, just the facts of the case |
Stated, allegedly wavin' a gun in her face |
After all that he came back, and was great, right, right? |
Tired of hearin' mommy scream «Put the gun away» |
She knew that when she got the courage she would run away |
But what about her brothers? |
She couldn’t leave her mother |
They told the cops but all that did was make him treat 'em rougher |
So what was she to do? |
She did what she was told to do |
Exposure to violence increased the amount of violence that you open to |
Why bother when the system support her father? |
Gradually her thoughts got darker |
Do you kill yourself or kill the monster that’s making you suicidal? |
Decision’s too heavy for the mind of a child |
There’ll be glass in the hallway, bloodstained floors |
(Yeah) Woo! |
Move, motherfucker |
Yeah, I like that one (go in!) |
Let’s go |
They say karma is a bitch and when you take a life, you pay the price |
We shootin' in these moments to confuse your violence with a way of life |
The funnel us from schools to the prisons, it’s like they made a pipe |
The conclusion that we reach is that the solution is that we take the fight |
To you, Bresha Meadows, took matters in her own hands |
14 years old with more courage than a grown man |
Grabbed the gun that he threatened to whip |
Crept in the bedroom, put the bullet in his brain while he slept |
It left his daughter with post-traumatic stress disorder |
She the phoenix out the flames, it’s metamorphosis |
Survivin' in the Meadows house was kinda like a war |
He threatened to kill her mother and her brothers many times before |
The justice system is profit, they shuffle us to prison |
But shit is just as toxic for women to get a judge to listen |
At first the family freaked out but deep down they felt relief |
«Wipe the tears from your cheek, mama, you free now» |
Family wearin' purple in the court room |
Prosecution lookin' at the feds like make your move |
Chance of beatin' this murder feel like zero |
Her mama doin' interviews like «She's my hero» |
She shed no tears for her husband |
Years to succumbin' to her fears have made her numb |
From video games to war as we solve our problems with violence |
It’s how we speak, they either want your death or your silence |