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Black Don’t Crack Lyrics by CENSORED dialogue

Afro Pessimist REMASTERED

2023

[Verse 1]
\nYeah, I know I'm from Ghana
\nBut I don't know my grandmomma momma
\nFirst name come from my parents
\nLast name from slavery
\nSo I'ma drop it
\n'Cause it do not mean shit to me
\nThey don't fuck with my melanin
\nThey don't fuck with my victory
\nThey don't fuck with my features
\nTalking shit from the bleachers
\nFinna stunt on all of my racist-ass teachers
\nSmiling in them meetings then treat us just like creatures
\nAnd them white kids who surprised I'm well spoken
\nI could read a whole dictionary then quote it
\nUsed to this shit, I come from Oklahoma
\nCall me a nigga, get put in a coma
\nValedictorian, peep my diploma
\nCollege caught mе slipping, now I'm sipping like Homer
\nSmoking green game blunts, smеll the aroma
\nGo and smell the aroma
\n*Sniff*
\nYou can check the aroma
\n
\n[Chorus]
\nBitch, I'm so black, maybe too black
\nAll my culture, yeah all my style
\nKnow you want that, know you want that
\nKnow you want that, that
\nWhitewash, whitewash, then you water down
\nTurnaround, now it's poison water in my town
\nWhitewash, whitewash, then you water down
\nTurnaround, now it's poison water in my town
\n
\n[Verse 2]
\nBitch, you know that I'm black
\nCome for my kin
\nI might just come for ya hat
\nNah bitch, I don't need a gat
\nI go mad on a track
\nThey pay for that
\nMy cadence go rat tat-tat-tat
\nI'm up in your face
\nNever come from the back
\nThey come for our mothers
\nI know my oppressor
\nNow I could go crazy
\nAnd blast, no suppressor
\nWill blackie get labeled
\nAs the true aggressor? Yessir
\nWill I beat a white man's game? Yessir
\nAm I gonna do my own thing? Yessir
\nAm I gon' carve my own lane? Yessir
\nYou got what I need
\nInside of that dresser
\nYou want me like cigarettes
\n"Stay black and mild"
\nBut bitch, don't you know that I'm destiny's child
\nTrump said I got nothing to lose
\nThat is the truth, I saw it on news
\nRed, red republican gave me the blues
\nThey could never know how to walk in my shoes
\nHow to walk in my shoes
\n
\n[Chorus]
\nBitch, I'm so black, maybe too black
\nAll my culture, yeah all my style
\nKnow you want that, know you want that
\nKnow you want that, that
\nWhitewash, whitewash, then you water down
\nTurnaround, now it's poison water in my town
\nWhitewash, whitewash, then you water down
\nTurnaround, now it's poison water in my town
\n
\n[Bridge]
\nPosted up, turning up with my niggas
\nI'm loud, very proud to be a nigga
\nBrotha man, brotha man, please no triggers
\nLeave your flags outside with your vigor
\nThis the cookout, this the kickback
\nRoll up roll up where the loud pack
\nWhere the papers, where the wraps, where the woods at
\nWhere the papers, where the wraps, where the woods at
\n'Scuse my nappy hair, I'm just sticking to my roots
\nBlack don't crack holding on to our youth
\nBlack don't crack despite what they do
\nBlack don't crack 'cause black is beautiful
\n'Scuse my nappy hair, I'm just sticking to my roots
\nBlack don't crack holding on to our youth
\nBlack don't crack despite what they do
\nBlack don't crack 'cause black is beautiful
\nPosted up, turning up with my niggas
\nBlack don't crack holding on to our youth
\nBrotha man, brotha man, please no triggers
\nBlack don't crack holding on to our youth
\nThis the cookout, this the kickback
\nBlack don't crack holding on to our youth
\nWhere the papers, where the wraps, where the woods at
\nBlack don't crack 'cause black is beautiful
\n'Scuse my nappy hair, I'm just sticking to my roots
\nI'm loud, very proud to be a nigga
\nBlack don't crack despite what they do
\nI'm loud very proud to be a nigga
\n'Scuse my nappy hair, I'm just sticking to my roots
\nI'm loud, very proud to be a nigga
\nBlack don't crack despite what they do
\nI'm loud, very proud to be a nigga
\n
\n[Chorus]
\nBitch, I'm so black, maybe too black
\nAll my culture, yeah all my style
\nKnow you want that, know you want that
\nKnow you want that, that
\nWhitewash, whitewash, then you water down
\nTurnaround, now it's poison water in my town
\nWhitewash, whitewash, then you water down
\nTurnaround, now it's poison water in my town
\nWhitewash, whitewash, then you water down
\nWhitewash, whitewash, then you water down
\nWhitewash, whitewash, then you water down
\nTurnaround, now it's poison water in my town\n\n

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