[Verse 1]
He screamin', "Defund 'em"
I'm screamin', "He's comin'"
Antifa be screamin' 'bout nothin'
Fuck it, they just need huggin'
[Verse 2]
Yeah, they just need lovin'
So, no, know I don't hate you
Reflect on the words of our mentors
Stay humble, don't let they hate break you
[Verse 3]
Woo, y'all are fugazies, ain't my fault you lazy
I sacrificed half of my life, that's why this music shit pays me
Yeah, that's right, I do this shit, daily
And when I say that I do this shit
I mean, I do the shit that I am sayin'
Bitch, don't think that I'm playin'
[Verse 4]
'Cause, boy, I'm too old for games
And you are too young to die
You talkin' mean behind ya' screen
Come look me in the eyes
Got a problem with my verses
Come holla' that, in person
I'll put you in the dirt
Then come kiss ya' momma at the service
[Verse 5]
We're gathered here, today
'Cause, so-and-so thought that it was safe
'Til, he met me face to face
Put that metal in his face
Thought that I would hesitate
But I didn't and I won't
Least he's in a better place, let's pray
[Chorus]
Our Father
Where the hell are fathers?
Hit-and-run, you get you some
Then ditch ya' sons and daughters
Now ya' sons and daughters
Havin' sons and daughters
Don't know how to raise 'em
'Cause, they ain't been raised since toddlers, let's go!
[Chorus]
Our Father
Where the hell are fathers?
Hit-and-run, you get you some
Then, ditch ya' sons and daughters
Now ya' sons and daughters
Havin' sons and daughters
Don't know how to raise 'em
'Cause, they ain't been raised since toddlers
[Bridge]
Biggest problem we facin', it ain't skin
Biggest problem, today, is these boys ain't men, say it again
Said, biggest problem we facin', it ain't skin
Biggest problem, today, is these boys ain't men, amen, yeah
[Verse 6]
I'ma take 'em to church, gotta warn 'em first, that the truth hurts
Everybody wantin' everybody to apologize, screamin', "You first"
So fine, I'll do it first, but not because I'm white
'Cause, Jesus owned my sins, when I wasn't in the right
My only fear of fightin', is fightin' the wrong war
We so misguided, don't even know why we fightin' for
[Bridge]
We all get fooled, Lord
We all get used, Lord
We at each other's throats
Yeah, we all get nooses
[Chorus]
Our Father
Where the hell are fathers?
Hit-and-run, you get you some
Then ditch ya' sons and daughters
Now ya' sons and daughters
Havin' sons and daughters
Don't know how to raise 'em
'Cause, they ain't been raised since toddlers, let's go!
[Chorus]
Our Father
Where the hell are fathers?
Hit-and-run, you get you some
Then ditch ya' sons and daughters
Now ya' sons and daughters
Havin' sons and daughters
Don't know how to raise 'em
'Cause, they ain't been raised since toddlers
[Verse 7]
They got you fightin' 'bout a wall
Can't see the writin' on the wall
All on social media, writin' down your thoughts
Fightin' on ya' walls
[Verse 8]
Shit, I'm guilty of it, too, few comments almost made me come unglued
Had to put my phone down, pick up my bible, spend time prayin' in the pews
Spent time prayin' for the youth, including mine, now I'm raisin' two
Boys need to understand what it take to be a man, stand up for the truth
But when you stand on the truth, don't stand on who you say it to
'Cause, no one's listenin' when you dissin', they just standin' waitin' to shoot
[Verse 9]
So, I won't take a knee, I'd rather take two
If that's what it takes to see breakthrough, okay, cool
No, I don't hate you, but understand why I'm takin' two
Knees, is one for Jesus, and the other is to make a truce
[Chorus]
Our Father
Where the hell are fathers?
Hit-and-run, you get you some
Then ditch ya' sons and daughters
Now ya' sons and daughters
Havin' sons and daughters
Don't know how to raise 'em
'Cause, they ain't been raised since toddlers, let's go!
[Chorus]
Our Father
Where the hell are fathers?
Hit-and-run, you get you some
Then ditch ya' sons and daughters
Now ya' sons and daughters
Havin' sons and daughters
Don't know how to raise 'em
'Cause, they ain't been raised since toddlers
[Outro]
Ladies and gentlemen, the issue we face, today, isn't a matter of color, but a matter of character
If we're going to fix the communities we live in, we must start in our homes
And, it must start with the head, of the homes
Fathers, where you at?
