| 96 degrees in the shade, |
| Real hot, in the shade. |
| 96 degrees in the shade, |
| Real hot, (whoah-yes) in the shade. |
| Said it was 96 degrees, in the shade. |
| Ten thousand soldiers, on parade. |
| Taking I and I to meet a big fat boy, |
| Sent from overseas, |
| The queen employ. |
| Excellency, before you I come, |
| With my representation, |
| You know where I’m coming from. |
| You caught me on the loose, |
| Fighting to be free, |
| Now you show me a noose, |
| On the cotton tree, |
| Entertainment for you, |
| Martyrdom for me. |
| 96 degrees in the shade, |
| Real hot, in the shade. |
| 96 degrees in the shade, |
| Real hot, (whoah-yes) in the shade. |
| Some may suffer, and some may burn, |
| But I know that one day, my people will learn, |
| As sure as the sun shines, way up in the sky, |
| Today I stand here a victim, the truth is I’ll never die. |
| 96 degrees in the shade, |
| Real hot, in the shade. |
| 96 degrees in the shade, |
| Real hot, (whoah-yes) in the shade. |
| 96 degrees in the shade, |
| Real hot, in the shade. |
| 96 degrees in the shade, |
| Real hot, (whoah-yes) in the shade. |
| 96 degrees in the shade, |
| Real hot, in the shade. |
| 96 degrees in the shade, |
| Real hot, (whoah-yes) in the shade. |