| I feel real black right now
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| Real black right now
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| I never knew you like I should’ve known you
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| But my father spoke of you through that liquor
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| Can we get a curtain call?
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| Let us pray your idea outlives you
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| Cause everywhere there’s a Chicago
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| The only way we’re getting out of here is if we hit the lotto
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| My mama left the incense burning on the dresser
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| A hard way to learn one lesson
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| She said never be impressed with a man with no message
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| And I’ll never be Mr. Madiba
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| I’m gonna thank you the next time I see you
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| You got me feeling real black right now
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| Real black right now…
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| The oppression of a young Malcolm
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| And shots rang out across the balcony the day we lost a dream
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| To young to sing Marvin Gaye’s «What's Going On»
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| Since then ain’t been a lot going on
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| Enough pain can make a whole race bitter
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| They say the right amount of love can heal us
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| Reminiscing back when Hilfiger made us feel like niggas
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| And that’s the kind of thing that sticks with you
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| I never felt this black…
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| Somebody take us home
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| Take me home
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| Let’s go home
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| Let’s go home |