| I’m a nigga and I can’t go outside
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| We looking bad on the news, black on black homicide
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| I’m a nigga and I can’t go outside
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| I need them dollars, got these problems with this llama on my mind
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| I’m a nigga and I can’t go outside
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| They make it harder by the day, gotta keep this hope alive
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| I’m a nigga and I can’t go outside
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| 'Cause if my homies say it’s on (Uh), then you know I’m down to ride
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| We make it hard for us with all this black on black
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| Crime, in the same state we gotta pay our tax
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| If we get locked up, that’s double rate
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| We get popped then retaliate
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| And they sell us these guns
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| And these fucked up schools where they teach us what they told to
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| Half the shit I learnt in school, I ain’t never used
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| These fucked up rules, the government trying to control you
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| That’s why we say, «Fuck the law», we act like we the one with the juice
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| It’s fucked up out here
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| Some niggas luck up out here
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| The rest end up stuck up out here
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| So I’m speaking for my peers 'cause I still see they tears
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| I ain’t sugarcoating nothing, nigga, this is what it is
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| They supply us with the county to make us feel comfortable
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| Couple years pass, we in the same spot we was before
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| We was content on that section 8 shit
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| 'Cause every first of the month, we got them groceries for them kids
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| But, nah, they fucking up our mental
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| Keeping us slaves so we can’t be successful black people
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| We need to come together, fuck they system
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| Tired of being a victim, tired of racism
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| So I’ma spit this ism 'til this shit stop
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| Cause this that, «Nigga, we all we got»
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| We need to stop hating on what the next black got
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| Give him his props, then figure out how he ran shop
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| So our kid’s kid’s can be good
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| On a house in the hills, and rent the house out in the hood (Sound good?)
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| 'Cause them folks, they be wealthy
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| We never thinking 'bout tomorrow, that’s so unhealthy
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| We killing ourself, they killing us too
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| They distract us with entertainment while they get they loot
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| They never gave us what they owed us
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| Put liquor stores on every corner
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| Welcome to Los Skanless, California
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| Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha
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| Buenos días, motherfuckers
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| I’m Sadboy Loko
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| And I’m here to speak for my people, yeah
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| We need to come together, look around
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| They made the border for the brown skins, we’re not allowed
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| Gotta get the green card for me and my child
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| The rascals pay men under the table, that don’t last a while
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| Those jobs get passed around, they dog our people
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| Why we gotta look for work at Home Depot?
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| It was us before the natives, why we ain’t equal?
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| But why you give us no perks? |
| Fool, we need those
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| «And we’re trying to make America Great»
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| Said, «Fuck you, esé»
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| Somebody bring him to the Treces
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| And— just for disrespecting
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| Black, brown, or pale, it don’t matter to me
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| The only color that call shots in this world is green
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| And at eighteen, they want you to sign up for war
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| That’s why most rather bang and hang around at the store
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| So to you, it’s just another selling corn
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| To me, we out here hustling for the mortgage
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| Fuck you think we crossing the border for?
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| Why you think in a bedroom there’s more than four?
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| You explored my country, but can’t accept my people
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| But who you want to run your business? |
| My people
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| My flag is green, white, red, in the center’s an eagle
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| Brown Pride, fist high, this is for my illegals
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| I’m a Chicano and I can’t go outside
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| A brown cop harassing me, guess we all look alike
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| I’m a Chicano and I can’t go outside
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| This happens daily, all the time, I can never ask why
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| I’m a Chicano and I can’t go outside
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| They make it harder by the day, trying to keep this hope alive
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| I’m a Chicano and I can’t go outside
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| 'Cause if my homies say it’s on, then you know I’m down to ride
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| Don’t shoot
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| Don’t shoot, officer, don’t shoot
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| My hands up, my hands up— |