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I refuse to be black statistic
A black man who can and dine in the sin of the world
And be considered a Christian
I on being great, I care not to be less
I refuse to wear a bar across my chest

I refuse to let a black tee or jersey define me
I refuse to let my children witness
Or mature decisions in court
I refuse to grow up carrying the generational
I to feel the need to curse in my verse

I hate bein' automatically at
someone asks, "Can anyone rap?"
I be a black man
That can flip it urban to corporate measures
A black man who gain
Knowledge of the world for his own

A black man who reps Christ to the fullest no regrets
My only is the stigma
That many black statistics in the past set
Like to jail, braggin' about bail
Leavin' our kids, cussin' at
Married and you still flirt, no present at birth
Animosity within the of our church

I refuse to let my be viewed as temporary
I on planting a seed not for the moment
But for one legendary
As for statistics, my father the mode
And I feel it's my job for the next generation to continue in it
Because I to be another black statistic