(Intro) Testing Log: Day 26, 3am After finding the specimen with bullet wounds through the torso and one lodged in the cranium, an apparent victim of an altercation with police, I was able to retrieve the specimen and bring him back to my lab for revival and reprogramming. It seems to alleviate the threat the specimen places on society, one must not simply erase his brown physical existence but replace his mentality with what it should be. I shall now attempt my methods Verse: Lightning outside my window Beautiful timely crescendo signals for the first breakthrough I'm late to Should've had results when he got a pulse but um.. Never hate never wait on progress When you're dealing with implanting knowledge Gotta keep the subject solid Gotta test the wattage Gotta keep his limbs in the bondage Because he might come to when the pain shoots Through his brain so restraints can't be loose Check the stitch at the base of his temple Where the hole that I closed would've been if I chose Different brown skinned boy tryna flee Away from the law ending on concrete But it seems that he fought with resiliency For his life that I fix with my new machine HOOK EM UP HOOK EM UP CANT WAIST NO TIME: Screen flickers on watch his body align With the tech that I built to fill his mind To perfect any flaw of the savage kind He's an average find, but i'm on my grind "be a good negro" is what i type on the line Press send but the body then shows no sign Of the change i expect of the civilized type Confirming my fright that he can't get right Won't assimilate to the pureness of white Don't fail, don't fail gotta prosper tonight Confirm my command then the lab went bright Really lost my sight Felt the lightning strike Heard a voice in my head as loud as a mic: Chorus: I am the stone that represents the earth I am that brown skinned king that gave you Envy so you knew what things were worth I am that God that you tried to capture The one the rules all the senses that you never mastered Larger than the everlasting patience you will never feel You bow to stigma of the bassest, forming truth from traces Lies that were never real. Its time to make a holy deal Your work is evil, making headless giants of my people Revenge will be equal Verse: Woke up and I start to fret Lying on the floor in a pool of sweat What was that? heard a voice, sounded like a threat In my ear so clear I'm a nervous wreck but Better get back to my station Just another hallucination Just a little sleep deprivation playing with my mind Can't waste no time so Prepping up to start again Think of the fate of my specimen If I rest, he'll recover, be a threat again So ashamed to repeat this chain of events Gotta fix this mess He's a cosmic jest Dark on the outside Dark in his chest Won't rest til I teach him to repress \his aggressive nature taunting death TYPE IT IN TYPE IT IN GET THE MESSAGE RIGHT: What attributes will the white folks like? So strong when he jumps that it looks like flight So meek when you stomp he'll scream in fright Clean cut am I right? Don't want to incite Delusions of grandeur making him fight Need him lost in the fog of an endless night Ill erase any flaw of his previous life Seems divious right But Ill ease his plight Im hero in the right kind of light No regrets no remorse as I start to type Be a good negro to save your life I'm a savior tonight as the lightning strikes A twitch in the boy as the lab goes bright Heard a voice in my head as loud as a mic: (Chorus) Outro: Malfunction, please reset Log lost, prognosis: death Two confirmed, no pulse, no vitals Please reset, the screens gone idol All data will be lost 5 seconds power off 2 cases to delete All missions incomplete...
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