| No, no, no, Mommaaaaa…
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| All my life I loved this girl so much,
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| all my life I loved her simple touch.
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| She cared for me and put me on this earth,
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| oh the pain of just a simple birth.
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| But now I find that she has left me dumb and blind,
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| poisoned, twisted, and destroyed my mind.
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| She taught me things that simply were not true
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| she taught me hate for race
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| that’s why I hate you!
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| There’s only one way I can make it right,
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| momma’s gotta die tonight.
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| There’s only one way I can make it right,
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| momma’s gotta die tonight.
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| Momma, momma, I always loved my momma,
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| I always loved my momma.
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| I loved the say she hold me,
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| I love the way she talked to me.
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| She used to teach me a lot of things,
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| she taught me good things, she taught me bad things.
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| «Don't trust white people, don’t trust white people.
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| Don’t trust white people, they’re no good, they’re no good,
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| they’re no good, they’re no good.
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| They’re just gonna rip you off, they’re just gonna rip you off.
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| Don’t trust 'em, don’t trust 'em.»
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| I said, «Why momma?», she said, «I told you don’t
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| trust 'em they’re no good.»
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| I said, «Momma, I thought we were all the same momma,
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| why momma?"She said, «Don't ask me any questions.
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| Don’t you challenge your mutha."Momma.
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| So one day I found I fell in love
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| and I brought my girlfriend home
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| and I introduced her to my mutha and
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| she smacked me, was a white girl and
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| I said, «Why momma? |
| Why momma? |
| What did I do wrong?»
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| You know, I found out my mutha was a evil woman.
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| She hated Puerto Ricans, Mexicans, Jamaicans,
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| Indians, Orientals, momma was no good.
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| I learned to hate my mutha, hate my mutha.
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| So I got some, ha ha, some lighter fluid, from the corner store
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| and I put it around her bed, and I set her on fire!
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| Ha, ha, ha.
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| Burn momma, burn momma, burn momma, burn bitch
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| burn, burn, burrrrrn. |
| Ha, ha, ha. |
| Burn you racist bitch!
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| Ha, ha, ha.
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| But she wasn’t quite dead. |
| She jumped up from the bed
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| and I grabbed my Louisville Slugger that she had bought
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| me for my twelfth birthday and I came up behind her and
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| I hit her, I hit her, I hit her twice. |
| Ha, ha, ha.
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| Now she was out.
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| I went into the kitchen
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| and I got that handy carving knife
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| that we only use on special occasions like
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| bullshit Thanksgiving, and I took her and I laid her ol'
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| fucked up corpse on the floor and I cut her in little bitty pieces. |
| Cut off her arms, her feet,
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| her neck, and I put her into little green hefty bags
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| and I put it into my car and I said, «Momma, we’re goin’on
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| a vacation, a permanent vacation bitch.»
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| I took some of her around the world to Arizona, New York,
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| Chicago, Atlanta, Miami, Oakland. |
| Ha, ha, ha, yo, you
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| wanna go to Connecticut, bitch. |
| Ohio, Detroit, Texas, L.A.
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| Whose laughin’now momma, whose laughin’now bitch,
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| whose laughin’now.
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| Ha, ha, ha, ha.
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| So if you got a mutha or a grandmutha or a father
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| who wants to carry on the same racist bullshit that’s
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| fucked this world up from day one,
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| you can either look 'em in the face and tell 'em to suck your dick or do like Body Count does.
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| All my life I loved this girl so much,
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| all my life I loved her simple touch.
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| She cared for me and put me on this earth
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| oh the pain of just a simple birth.
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| Right now I find that she has left me dumb and blind
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| poisoned, twisted, and destroyed my mind.
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| She taught me things that simply were not true
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| she taught me hate for race
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| that’s why I hate you!
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| There’s only one way I can make it right,
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| momma’s gotta die tonight.
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| There’s only one way I can make it right,
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| momma’s gotta die tonight |