We
We the Black People
We are in a state of emergency
No longer does the man need to kill us
We kill ourselves
We are in a state of emergency
We turn from school and turn to the streets
We kill ourselves
For the love of the money
We turn from school and turn to the streets
Our mothers home alone praying we’re safe
For the love of the money
We take from each other what little we have
Our mothers home alone praying we’re safe
While we’re smoking dope with the homies
We take from each other what little we have
We are being what we were called, ignorant “niggas”
While we’re smoking dope with the homies
Numbing the thought that we’re in a state of emergency
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