[Verse 1: Prez Harris] Look are you ready or not You the man now do something hot Step up you gotta claim yo spot At least do it for the money and thots Woah, That's how they thinking I'm aiming out of range They thinking bout the bills I'm thinking bout the change Our own people our worst enemy ain't that strange That even at home people can feel estranged Well stand up you gotta get moving You control yo dreams they lucid So show the world you can do it Cause if you feel that you on point, then you gone have to prove it These fufu rappers is soothing, but Get loose it's time for movement So, take yo stance and take a chance It's yo party, show the fefe who you are, do yo dance Don’t only just observe it's a lifestyle Music can’t just be heard thats just my style That’s why I’m dispensing bars like a pez Who said they wanna dead prez? Well this is bigger than hip hop, rhymes tighter than ziplock Lyrics deeper than skipped rocks so the flow is so drip drop And it make kids bop [Hook: Thaddeus Tukes and Prez Harris] One thing 'bout music when it hits you feel no pain These words hit hard well just listen to what I'm saying We from the city where the people be the realest Ha so do yo dance if you feel this [Verse 2: Thaddeus Tukes] Walking out fresh for the feds Make a phone call, get your meds Checking your cred Take three shots to the head Another kid getting buried, this is way too scary He went around looking merry Wary of his fate, hated that for protection he had to carry He was only selling to buy tickets to the ferry For his favorite little sister and her little Mister Teddy Bet he get portrayed as a fourth grade criminal Gangster, Prankster, on an individual Never say 'bout the straight A's or the great plays on the main stage Positivity is minimal Only tears of us crying, fears that we dying, Cops stopped trying Anti-violence on the sign makes silent the crimes of the people who are buying these sirens But we all are not thugs Some of us did not come out of a womb laced with drugs And look at the imagery Shaking your dreads in your Jordans just mean you gone shoot 'em up bruh? Maybe if CPS was good, I could go to school in my very own hood What you mean that i'm understood? We don't have no food here, just grass and wood But we dance it off Footwork 'til them pants fall off In the summertime, them bars will have you fizzing like a cold pop My Pulse never will stop I made this beat hot My flow made your jaw drop And it make kids bop [Hook] [Bridge] We from a city where our people are the realest Ha so do yo dance if you feel this x4 So do yo dance homie x8 [Outro: Prez Harris] Education to the masses to break society's glasses Desperation causes change thats drastic and drastic is the separation of classes Music might be taking its toll we need salvation Cause raw music fills the soul but greater minds rule the nation
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