they wanna take away my black card cause i gotta black card say i don t rap hard cause i don t act hard but if i act hard they would say that s odd and they will still hate i don t get that part i m too poise to be one of the boys think i gotta man servant with your pride or toy why y all so salty too much sodium soy kill your brother and it s you that you only destroy why should i apologize for my father s wallet size now they wanna get volatile have my mother share the pain in mrs wallace eyes nah we done came too far why my brothers gotta fight like mufasa and scar get caught up in the system that they profiting off and they don t see none of the profits at all uh look how far we ve come from singin freedom songs so why can t we get along my brother why you question if i m as black as you unforgiveable blackness unforgiveable blackness unforgiveable blackness i could see malcolm at the podium on the ground and betty shabazz holding em he tried to fight it but his wounds took a toll on em dr king too man it got both of em the governments war for petroleum and the streets too warm for control of it every hood from oakland to magnolia black men i don t know what came over us stop the silliness my nigga i would never really lynch my nigga and i don t spell it with a e r i spell it with a a cause that is not what we are we were once kings till we got consumed by material things womanizin all the women that material brings this hook is powerful let s hear it again yeah yeah  look how far we ve come from singin freedom songs so why can t we get along my brother why you question if i m as black as you unforgiveable blackness unforgiveable blackness unforgiveable blackness you think you know but you don t know the half of it i don t rap for the cash in it i do it cause i m passionate it s my destiny i have to spit the real mc s i m the last of it uh i ain t down cause i ain t from the ghetto can t relate to scarface but i read othello i ain t from the projects i m more from the meadows we ve both seen racism on the same level from memphis to zimbabwe y all got the same blood that s in my veins i ain t the enemy so why you in my face i ain t your enemy so let s make peace look how far we ve come from singin freedom songs so why can t we get along my brother why you question if i m as black as you unforgiveable blackness unforgiveable blackness unforgiveable blackness