| Who are you? |
| You don’t know? |
| Don’t tell me 'Negro' |
| That’s nothing |
| What were you before the white man named you a 'Negro'? |
| What was your name? |
| It couldn’t have been 'Smith' or 'Jones' or 'Bush' or 'Powell' |
| That wasn’t your name |
| They don’t have those kind of names where you and I came from |
| No what was your name? |
| And why don’t you now know what your name was then? |
| Where was your history? |
| How did a man wipe out your history? |
| How did the man, what did the man do to make you as dumb, as you are right now? |
| Motherfuckas I just bought some new chuckas |
| The old ones bloodied up from stomping out mo' suckas |
| Big bad Killa |
| Big black gorilla |
| King Kong on you monkey ass niggas |
| Step and fetch funky ass, flunky ass niggas |
| Dick in the booty for your Massa' ass niggas |
| I don’t fear no man |
| Not Bush not Clinton not Osama |
| Ask your Uncle Thomas how he choose Massa' over Obama |
| You could have a million dollars and a white collar |
| Liberation costs more then a damn dollar |
| It costs what Christ gave |
| King gave |
| X gave |
| A billion dollars don’t make you an ex-slave |
| Nigga With an Attitude since fifth grade |
| I never behave |
| Rather be a dead man than a live slave |
| We can say what we like |
| Put the pressure on 'em |
| Ice Cube and Killer Mike |
| Put the pressure on 'em |
| I can do what I want |
| Put the pressure on 'em |
| But god dammit I’m gonna |
| Put the pressure on 'em |
| Put the pressure on 'em |
| Homie put the pressure on 'em |
| Put the pressure on 'em |
| Homie put the pressure on 'em |
| Put the pressure on 'em |
| Homie put the pressure on 'em |
| Cause pressure bust pipes |
| Pressure bust pipes |
| I’m here to deprogram you |
| Don’t forget what they made your great grandmama do What they made your great granddaddy do Without a dollar or a penny or a thank you |
| The same motherfuckers wanna gank you |
| Cause they hate you and the pussy that you came through |
| Can anybody tell me that it ain’t true? |
| That these motherfuckers ain’t out to hurt you |
| They’ll lock you up, beat you up and work you |
| Put your life on a thirty year curfew |
| Little cell little window for you to look through |
| Even gotta a little chair where he can cook you |
| Nigga please I’mma be in the breeze |
| Beat 'em up with my plan like the Japanese |
| Now I’m overseas |
| And I’m trapping these |
| Thank God I didn’t have to cock and squeeze |
| Black politicians stop bullshitting |
| And you funky black preachers with your pulpit |
| Our kings had dreams and a big vision |
| All you give us is government and religion |
| Is you a freedom fighter or a stool pigeon |
| Is you down for your people in the big mission |
| Or you a dirty nigga working for a fucking Clinton |
| Or you dirty nigga working for a fucking Bush |
| Another message for the politicians: |
| Better get the police off our ass quickly |
| If another old lady die in this city |
| Swear to god we will burn down the fucking city |
| Big schemes |
| Big dreams |
| Yeah I’m with it folk |
| But twenty years of selling dope just a fucking joke |
| And so what, you the man with that white man? |
| Probation got your answering to a white man |
| God dammit the Red Dogs and Ramparts running rampant |
| These pigs going ham sammich |
| In New York killed a young brother |
| In Atlanta killed a grandmother |
| And politicians say 'save the planet' |
| Fuck that, save us dammit! |
| From the black pigs helped 'em kill Sean Bell |
| I hope it’s five degrees hotter for your ass in hell |
| Race traitin' bastard, you less than trash |
| I hope when Jesus come back he murder your ass |
| So you burn in hell 'til you turn white ash |
| To the one that say 'sorry' tell' em 'kiss our ass' |
| We don’t need em motherfucker you can keep it for yourself |
| I wish you nothing but pain and bad health |
| I hope luck run away from you and wealth |
| No honor in life no honor in death |
| You a Judas to us, nigga kill yourself |
| No Negro leaders have fought for civil rights |
| They have begged for civil rights |
| They have begged the white man for civil rights |
| They have begged the white man for freedom |
| And anytime you beg another man to set you free |
| You will never be free |
| Freedom is something you have to do for yourselves |
| And until the American Negro lets the white man know |
| That we are really really ready and willing to pay the price that is necessary |
| for freedom |
| Our people will always be walking around and second class citizens or what you |
| call twentieth century slaves |
| (What price are you talking about sir?) |
| The price of freedom is death |