lirik lagu lincoln fuego – foabl
fate of black life
[hook]
fate of a black life
what am i worth i can’t figure it out who i want to be
without a doubt i will always look like the n-gg- that steal sh-t or sleeps in the streets
it’s either i overcome or be who they see me to be
its the fate of a black life x2
[verse 1]
cursed with the burden of knowledge since birth
never well versed with things society thinks are appropriate with say we never working
nerve wrecking as i grow older how bigger it gets
sentenced to forever be in a cubicle but eagles where meant to soar
freedom was never given we have never lived it
like rumpelstiltskin people still believe if we at the top alone we still win
people still believe everybody that goes to church is a christian
[hook]
fate of a black life
what am i worth i can’t figure it out who i want to be
without a doubt i will always look like the n-gg- that steal sh-t or sleeps in the streets
it’s either i overcome or be who they see me to be
its the fate of a black life x2
[verse 2]
mentally my thoughts are never peaceful
politicians preachers everyone of you are see through
it’s like going to a snake to see if it bleeds you
no honor among thieves i think i see it’s true
haunted by inner thoughts battle of good and evil
feeble minds should be appeased or k!lled with ease
so speaks the monster i know what i am never pretended to be undercover
my hearts like noah’s ark
i’ll never know if it was righteous cause i never knew it
i was given a chance to be good and i blew it
we were always opposing colors but never connected like a rubix
apart as tulips could be i’m a black anomaly
Lirik lagu lainnya:
- lirik lagu cherry filter – fake
- lirik lagu steve “stone” huff – i promise
- lirik lagu beta camp – settle in
- lirik lagu humania – the art of letting go
- lirik lagu the dogs (norway) – follow the enemy
- lirik lagu the flying pickets – road to nowhere
- lirik lagu die apokalyptischen reiter – folgt uns
- lirik lagu saak – karma
- lirik lagu ibust – petrichor
- lirik lagu ghostofblu – six feet deep