From Babylon to Louisiana Lyrics by Killah Priest, True Master
Divine Intervention
2021
The Moor from Berber, the Prince of Persia A stench of murder, the war observer so I’m lynch a herder Blood wrench from a lurker Took a risk when he heard her Her neck in his grip then he jerked her Whispered pagan prayers Then let her go down the stairs Curtains blew everywhere He hurried through the night air Lights flare from the watchtower Search team with Rottweilers Kings that got power from queens that drop flowers Screams grew a lot louder He schemes as the fox prowl Caught him on the trail Lift the veil, tried to impale, it didn’t go well, they both fell Grabbed his coattail as the moon swell in the open sky The ocean is an eye, saw blue whales From mountain high the falcon glide Above the island tribes Caught smiling as [?] My morph his cloth, he fell to his own demise where all is lost This hell has thrones inside His flesh and bones collected by the tide Sand wet with foam, bubbles ’til it dry The morning comes, the sky’s lit with the sun His the earth kingdom Full 360 it spun Prince amongst the living ones, children would run Sit down and listen stunned how his mission was won He said, “the night before, I had dreams of being betrayed by the god They consulted on a plan, I prayed on it hard By day I cannot rest By night there is no peace I spoke to nobles, the wisemen and the holy priest They told me it was grief ‘show me to my sleep’ I slowly went in deep There I fought on beasts Awaken with torn sheets Wrestled with devils and leveled his armies The calm leak was brief Too tense to speak I turned the other cheek after I murdered his elite I’m the Canaanite king with Babylonian wing My battles holy supreme Arrows unloaded on your team As I swing the axe All our kings are black I’m the murderer of Merkabah on bow and worshipper Soap book and interpreter Swear before night We are pure light We absorb sight We the tall-less height We are called the brights We’re social culture As the day fall to his closure Like a retrograde turning off his motor And the earth shadow is in full exposure Two hundred thousand rays of light slightly beige/white Silvery dark grays overtake the third boulder The land of kings and gods and the heavens are now lowered Talk to ‘em, Priest Full fortress, they ride on horses and kill with soldiers The greed of man The seed of damn For we are the I am Back when Africa was a tropical rainforest The Tyrannosaurus, the planet’s purest Went from combat with hands to swordsmen to cannons for warring Check the canyons for drawings Famine made your land the poorest Unknown forces The first books was just talking Then man found a way to record it in ancient Sumeria They found records of schools and mortgage Tools they used for screws and sawing Back when the natives first saw New Orleans
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