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We be free
If we only knew we were slaves to the of each other
One day, I I'd learn
To see my as my brother
Then we could be free,
And could wash away our sorrows
I'm not afraid to
If it means, make them better today not tomorrow

ì
One day I of telling my momma
"You ain't gotta no more"
Same for my father, born in Ghana, on that dirt road floor
As far as he came I can't complain, but is so subjective
Spend so much time issues, I forget to count
My
Watch my cousins at home, getting water out a well
While I my brother stacking stone, whipping water by the scale
Tryna' get a mill' on the side
ain't got a meal, we don't recognize we in heaven
So we think we in hell
It's getting kinda hard to tell
But

ì
Sometimes I wake up and I up at the sky
Asking why I'm alive the realest niggas died
And my pride won't let me give up, lord as as I try
In times I try to remember

we could be free
If we only knew we slaves to the pains of each other
One day, I I'd learn
To see my enemy as my
Then we be free, truly
And love wash away our sorrows
I'm not to bleed
If it means, make them better today not tomorrow

I don't to wait for the afterlife
I don't want a vigil by candle
I want to be the new sacrifice
I don't want to turn a poltergeist
Be a at night full of broken dreams
Momma at an open casket
as ice in a suit, 3 piece
All dressed up for masses
said put faith in God
But faith alone can't make right
Who the fuck is you to
Somebody's son whose daddy
Why they Baton Rouge?
Why the city singing Alton's
Why, why, why,
I like Jadakiss every time I watch the news
What the fuck I got to
So I'm down to if it means things improve
You fools, "all lives matter"
But it's black lives you include
Blocked from the
Locked in the hood, trying to stop you from voting and stop you growing
And cops keep blowing and
Keep people locked into cotton
don't want you to own, but

Sometimes I wake up and I up in the sky
Asking why I survived all the days that I could have
Who am I in my
To contemplate
In times I try to remember

we could be free, truly
If we'd only knew we were slaves to the of each other
But I believe I'd
To see my as my brother
Then we could be free,
And we could away our sorrows
I'm not to bleed, if it means
make them better today not tomorrow

(love)
(love)
To love my enemy as my
(yeah yeah)
my enemy my brother
Woah, oh, oh, oh
Enemy my