we are black
We are Black
We live in a world that burns with hatred
We look around and see our people dying
The Whites be killing
Our mothers be crying
Because of our skin, dark as night
We run away from the fight
The scared, the helpless and the weak
Can’t win the battle against this white fleet
Just because we are different colors
We don’t get treated like all the others
Whipped, chained, beaten and shot
being killed without a second thought
We are being killed no matter what age group
The streets are a blood and concrete soup
They build a white wall to keep us down
Don’t wait, do you hear that sound
It’s chanters, supporters and people who care
Love and support is what they share
Martin Luther King had a dream, but that dream
But that dream isn’t what it seems
HIs dream was for us to live hand in hand
Even though they stole us from our land
Being chased, hung, and killed for no reason
Haven’t you heard racism is out of season?
They build a wall so We don’t succeed
All we want is peace, but they want us to bleed
But we won’t let them prosper
WE won’t give up and we will never surrender
WE will not be held down
WE will not frown
WE have the power to change the world
WE are dark because the burns of racism in society
WE will endure !!!
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