I think that we have different reasons For waving the flag in the July season It's your land of free chosen by your democracy That have been picked through history by teaching people Who are demons, whose evil We fly our eagle for the same reason that caged bird [?] Stop stealing [?] As he's turning in his grave I know they'll call me off as a king In the wrong domain But I sing sir Don't mean to lecture the 1% We are the 99 problem That's something Hov didn't invent It's D'Evils Black beatles Gon' help me pause I'd loop that song forever If it kept Obama in those walls Me and the Netflix era feel generational hate We didn't reincarnate The reincarceration of slaves The hidden 13th fact Reagan's way to hold em back Start a war on crack Really just a war on being black Post back of the bus White water but no rapids Pre-classism by slacking on rich taxes Post-Plessy Pre-Ferguson In decades yet to inhabit Forced by white flight suburbia Just to show you what happens New Jim Crow Dehumanized by mine in charge Stamp a scholar letter on them when they leave, ain't getting far No votes and no jobs, suddenly it's all black and white Dream so hard, it makes Dr. King come back to life Our people are afraid of you Only people who aren't, are getting paid by you Maybe you see why we have some concerns You're endorsed by a clan that leaves innocent people burned For their color There's no biological difference under the cover When you type melanin into google image I told my mother If you want a president we gon' have to be tougher Put an arm over my sister who can't put an arm over her lover Barbie, Barbie's all we hear when you talk Like we need a Ken Doll to hold us up when we walk Like we are up for grabs Like we won't grab back Grab a bat and swing it at you if you try to grab that And build a bridge to Mexico to fuel an army of people Offended by your rhetoric, your apologies are see-through You free service hate, Bette Midler on Disney Channel Which is coming back, lit the black flame candle You're afraid of people coming to this country Post signs that they're wanted How do you think our reputation got started? People who wanted better life and seeing opportunities So they risked their safety to travel to the land of the free That's how your family came That's the birth of this nation You Willie Horton'd the election By breeding fear on immigration and terrorism Grouping an entire race of people into one In reality, it's a haystack and a needle Your citizens are afraid of you The world's looking at you it's afraid of you Don't turn a blind eye sir It is not your occupation to listen to your citizen's cry sir And their why's and their how's and there who's and their when's And their help me what the hell am I gonna do's This is not a game You ain't made America great People who think you have live in a 20th-century state I think that we have different reasons For waving the flag in the July season I put my stripes high for equality opportunity's made You raise your's because you benefit from every facet of hate I ask you to consider what your job is and who it effects The legacy you will leave, leave no room for regret Open your heart and your ears and your eyes to your people The earth ill impoverished, the human rights need you Look at what history's done Don't repeat the cycle So many kids are looking up to you as an idol That's a heavy weight to carry Don't abuse your power You have 35,040 hours I don't expect change, without vital communication So I welcome your response, don't disappoint this nation Although I do not look to you in admiration Congrats on your inauguration
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