T.H.U.G. LIFE
Young black boys from the "Hood".
Raised to be bad forget the good, often misunderstood,
As their life has been different from yours
And I still feel the pain,
Even when these black men and young boys are slain, Slain by the people that momma said would protect you,
When all they have done is wreck us, wreck your world, and your brain,
I've never been the same since Michael,Travyon, and Tamir
When that tear dropped from their momma's eyes, I knew that our community would keep them alive
The hood was made for us, by who? the ones who recite "in god we trust" to that all-american flag
That when we refuse to sing the National Anthem, we are stupid and seen as bad
The hood, The hood, it's the life of a thug ,
the ones who were made no good
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