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See it was June 6th 1984
Let me tell you bout the time when us Singhs went to war
When we're shouting our jakaareh, it's like lions when they roar
If there's no ammo in the four then I'm picking up a sword, no messing
Stop us from parchaar but it's hate that they be spreading
I can feel it in my heart, they be stressing, see 'em sweating
Have to fight for the fauj cause I can see where it be heading
We put straps in the Akaal Takht, I dare you try and step in
Man tried parachuting and got shot down
Man triеd start shooting and got shot down
Massa Ranghar tried violate and got chopped down
Wе don't need no government, we're living off of God now
You know as a Sikh that I gotta stay armed
We the saviours of the world, we ain't tryna cause harm
I ain't gonna lie, the path I'm on be quite hard
But when I feel I need some heart, I do chandi di vaar paath
I don't rep a gang but know I'll die for my panth
Of course we're taking limbs, they're shooting bullets at our angs
I don't understand how they can disrespect our sant
Opinions of them sheep that can't do japji sahib kant
Keep it by my side, you won't ever see me lacking fam
Fighting for my Guru, I won't hesitate in blamming man
Sitting with the Singhs, I'm just hoping that the package land
I ain't talking food, I'm talking waps that come from Pakistan
Can't physically see him but I know my Guru's here
Take a look into my eyes, I promise you ain't seeing fear
I might stop a man from breathing, ain't no doctors saying "Clear"
I be fighting with my brothers, got their khoon up in my kesh
I'm wearing blue, I'm not like you, go look at them, they be the dullest
If you're talking love up in my heart, you know I got the fullest
I know man that have a gun but won't have none to go and pull it
When the Singhs go and ride, they're sending bullets from a bullet
Ammo clips but I wear my heart on my sleeve
Tell me what's a better way than dying a shaheed?
Some man have Singh up in their name but really don't believe
If governments for people, where's the people that they feed?
Instead they hit the very place that's feeding the people
We believe in one but see to them, we're not equal
Just another battle where it's good versus evil
The army found out that the khalsa is lethal
Shot up in my stomach, it went straight through my spine
My Guru stand beside me so I know that I'll be fine
Accepting this is hukam and it might just be my time
But I can't help and reminisce and think about my life
I know I won't see my wife and my daughter for a while
Even if they took my legs, for them I'd run a mile
My baby girl will grow up, I won't get to see her style
But just know that when he left, daddy died with a smile
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Jay Milli

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