History Is Bliss
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Calming down the inequities of my failures
I received a distaste for my ice cold face
Do right unto others, as they will do right unto you
Vandalism running the streets of the southern cities
Walking with the wrong enemy
Sometimes you’re forced to watch everything fall apart unexpected
Or maybe it’s the wrong thought thats hard to be accepted
Malcolm X
Martin Luther King
Maya Angelou
Tell Malcolm I have poetic justice that can put a smile on his face
Tell Martin Luther I’m the future to the heaven’s talents
And tell Maya there’s still another chance to fulfill a broken dream.
When the song flung from heaven was the caged bird that sings the song that sang when they didn’t sing
Maybe we didn’t realize all the dreams they were dreaming
We watched the map they had was receding
And maybe we just took for granted what we been receiving
But we all got angels
We all got demons
And we all got each other not a season, but a reason
We all got the key to the dream, don’t let them lock you out
You thinking to broad/no they tryna box you out
But they don’t understand that this is our plan
And yes we can, take the future that they had
But to time my flows,
I might not need to watch me balance out my clocks
It be nice to wait awhile, but my boat waiting on the docks
Living together
Weight with more feathers
Clean my mirror, I can see much clearer
And if you trust me I can be your hero
What's to say I’m gonna transcend above my limits for
Who’s to say that I won’t soar,
And who’s to say if I walk out right now
I won’t have the whole world standing at my front door
You come to me crawling on your knees and landing on your feet
Are you 100% behind me, or 50% in front of me
Stay by my side and take me away from the pain that reaps
Now you hear my voice travel to your speaker/That speaker that spoke when they didn’t speak
And now you tryna be my teacher
And you say I’m your preacher
But yet you know neither leason
But I guess you’ll find it in the heavens
As the sisters and brothers came here to do one thing
Raise a queen, raise a king,
The color of hate, pain, and struggle ceases,
Now reign over the mark on the war, colored blindly, in pieces
And ask the nation in the crowd, where peace is