Being Black..
Why is being black feeling more like a curse
Every day it get worse and worse
I hate the feeling when white women tuck their purse
Ouch momma, my hair is nappy that hurts
And I hate how everyone whisper when I walk into church
Sometimes I just want burst
Look another black men riding in a hearse
So much pain it don’t even hurt
But being black is also blessing
Taught me many valuable lessons
Cantu and cocoa butter are my best friends
And i love candy yams on thanksgiving
And the way granny make her butter milk fried chicken
Don’t even get me started on my brown eyes
When the light hits and they start to shine
Being black isn’t such a crime
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