Misato, Bantunani, Tamika Mallory — Bad News
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It’s hard to see my people dying’
You know these governments can’t be trusted
Never gon see myself on TV
Talk about that it’s way to easy
Huh, I love my bros and sis
I can’t let them die in vain
Cause every time I go to the streets
I see them families living in pain
I wanna see us walking in peace
Living together
Helping each other
Then I could call this a masterpiece
Fuck all people preaching violence
We could be teaching more tolerance
Alright, save us
If somebody knock at my door
I will tell the policemen that I wanna go
I’m not the man that you’re looking for
And I ain’t got nothing to do with the law
Streets are getting dangerous
(Otsha Arabic Rap)
I’ve heard a very bad news
Once again
Violence is back in the street
Something has to be done
Together we will rise
Above this senseless strife
Oh I heard a very bad news
If somebody knock at my door
I will tell the policemen that I wanna go
I’m not the man that you’re looking for
And I ain’t got nothing to do with the law
Streets are getting dangerous
Alright you bare smart
You know it’s always important
To leave a message for the youngsters
For them to understand the situation
Let’ get it
You might think it ended this way
But please man let me show you the way
Another chance for us to rise ourself
And protect the next generation
You know I tried to get Disconnected
I swear I wanted to be blind
But they shot down a man in the street
Can we pretend to be Young and Free
Like my brothers I’m On The Ground
I thought it was a Beautiful Day
Just wanna be a Flowerman
But I guess it’s just A Thought Of Mine
Charge the cops
Do your Job
Do what you say this country is supposed to be
About the land of free for all
It has not been free for black people
And we are tired
Don’t Talk to us about looting
Y’all are the looters
America has looted black people
America looted the native Americans when they first came here
So looting is what you do we learned it from you
(Erwin’s Japanese Speech)
