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Not Afraid to Stand Alone

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Gotta know who your enemy is… and your enemy is Shaytan!
So many people wanted Native Deen to cross over
Because the message that we’re giving has the potential to bring the people together forever
And when you look around and see the people trying to be mean like a soldier, hard like a bolder
They don’t want to give love they just want to be cold but I tell you that they only getting colder
Until the line up in their rows and they put their feet together and they shoulder to shoulder
But your enemy don’t want it so you better do it now and don’t wait until you older
That is the message that we’re giving and we gonna give it again and again until the struggling is over
CHORUS
Our enemy wants us to give up on the things that we know we should do
But you and I, we have a conscience and to our soul we gotta be true
But some people, some of the people support the enemy ‘cause they don’t understand
But that’s alright, ‘ain't no problem ‘cause Native Deen will still do all that we can
And I can go on and on about how ur enemy lies
On and on about how your enemy hates and despises you
Open your eyes its true, this enemy ‘ain't gonna sympathize with you
He will continue to his plot, to split and divide
Have people from the same faith on opposite sides
Have people for the wrong cause willing to die
Have you kill a thousand people and not even cry
Have all the young brothers just trying to be fly
And all the young sisters, they don’t want to be shy
Forget the Army be all you can be for Allah
And never settle just to get by
CHORUS
Gotta know who your enemy is… and your enemy is Shaytan!
Once upon a time on a special day
Right before the last Prophet passed away
He gathered all the people and what did he say
The message of the Deen, did I relay?
He said worship God only
Came with good news to the believers to teach us
To give from ourselves and our money
If you want the real life that’s next you have to invest
And put something on it
Sent to all mankind to warn us about the terrible day that upon us
You’ll be on our knees begging please
Sweating to your neck for your deeds
Mothers will be dropping their babies
People will be running like they drunk and they crazy
Seek refuge in Allah from being lazy
Get to work now ‘ain't no time for if, buts and maybe
Do you know what I mean?
Clap your hands if you now what I mean
With the Name of Allah you can ask the people did Native Deen deliver the message
You can ask the people did Native Deen deliver the message
You can ask the people did Native Deen deliver the message
You can ask the people did Native Deen deliver the message

About “The Message” by Native Deen

Read the complete lyrics to "The Message" by Native Deen from the album "Not Afraid to Stand Alone". On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Pop.

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"The Message" is credited to Native Deen. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"The Message" appears on "Not Afraid to Stand Alone".

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