once you change your philosophy you change your thought pattern once you change your thought
pattern you change your your attitude once you change your attitude it changes your behavior
pattern and then you're going into some action as long as you got a sit-down philosophy you'll
have a sit down and as long as you think that old sit down thought you'll be uh in some kind of sit
down everywhere peace no need for marching in these streets been doing that * for 50 years
race crimes ain't decreased crack a shoe nigga down dead in the air of the week no punishment
just suspension with a paid leave get a transfer to another precinct before we finish grieving
but let us get caught with that sack we gone for 20 seasons
want a nigga to go to war * that i ain't going six eight hundred miles just to get dunked at
screaming black lives matter he's trying to convince her that r.i.p to ali we knew them
people over there was black matter of fact no such things are bloodless revolution all these
marches and speeches are just useless why you think it's been so many cops shoot innocent
nigga get killed and we don't do * till we see it on the news like it's some new *
you
there was two kind of slaves there was the house negro in the field negro the house negro
they lived in the house with master they dressed pretty good they ate good because they ate his food
but he left
they lived in the attic or the basement but still they lived near their master
and they loved their master more than the master loved himself
trying to refrain from the trigger night i'ma break through the chains with all my niggas now
who the world so cold gotta find a solution for all the killings now
put your hands up cops still shoot you down ain't no justice for my people talking black and brown
oh no no no which way do we go
Runnin' the trenches, put some respect on my niggas
Supposed to pull me over, give me a ticket
Shot him, shot him, cause your finger itch
Another funeral, another child miss
Hashtag, please don't forget
Protest, don't destroy the scene
Wakin' up, we finally gettin' it
And they sayin' black lives matter
I hope they be there when it really matters
Oh now, oh now
I hope they be there when it really matters
This is why I say it's the ballot or the bullet
It's liberty or it's death
It's freedom for everybody or freedom for nobody
America today finds herself in a unique situation
Historically, revolutions were bloody
Oh yes they are
They have never had a bloodless revolution
They smellin' it, they smellin' it
Shout out to you
Elijah Muhammad
Money, money, money comin'
And y'all ain't takin' nothing from us
And look at this, like
Like them girls are friends
And say what the * you want
I can't * with class
Keep a brick of honey
We need bald mans
Now we fuckin' tourists
* em, * em, * em, * em
If they ain't with us, * em
If they up against us, * em
Came to this country
We ain't fuckin' with us
We kidnap, we rape
Murder, burglary
Name it, they cheat it
They, they don't witness
Treat us like motherfuckin' pigeons
No day * and change
They don't understand
It's a God law
Praise to the man
They smellin' it, they smellin' it
Shout out to you Elijah Muhammad
Money, money, money comin'
There's no such thing as a non-violent revolution
Only thing, only kind of revolution
that's non-violent
is the Negro revolution
The only revolution
based on lovin' your enemy
is the Negro revolution
The only revolution based on lovin' your enemy
The only revolution in which the goal is a desegregated lunch car, a desegregated theater, a desegregated park, and a desegregated public toilet.
You can sit down next to white folks on the toilet.