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Hometown Hero


We live in a world where the politicians start the battles Then the younger generations competition, so they travel To other territories so they carry on the chapter So the younger generation dies from man-made disaster I really hate that, and the outcome of our system If we educated better, then the outcome would be wisdom The things we learn in class, is just for us to pass We were at the top but now we're quickly fallin fast I just wanna change the world, I need the right connection All leaders break their promise for change, we elect them We lost touch with God, if there even is one I mean someone had to create everything we vision In my hometown I’m an underground hero Society crumblin, rebuilding from ground zero They say I can’t do it but I block it all out The only thing in my way is writers block now
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