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Bambú Station - Pass It lyrics
From Sumer down to Mansa Musa
 Wilmont Blyden pass it down to Garvey
 Who had the answer
 We cannot let the information stop here
 Our generation got to forward Iya
 Pass it, Pass it, Pass it, Yea
 Pass it, pass it, pass it, pass it
 Pass me some information
 So I can be revolution
 I man feel like a captive
 I feel like I'm trapped in a cage
 Knowledge is not so bountiful in America
 Me got a bachelor's degree
 And still don't know a ting you see
 Me just, learning how to survive in the system
 Learning how to perpetuate a sin
 Learning bout another man's ting lord
 I don't like what your life can bring so
 Give me some knowledge
 Pass on the knowledge
 I feel like a captive, lord
 Help me out of this bondage yall
 And let the music flow, on and on
 Pass it, on and on, pass it, on and on
 Pass it, on and on, pass it
 My mind, my mind
 Has played some tricks on me
 And it's so apparent
 That it's common to see
 Time and time I tried to earn a living
 But to get ahead I must commit a sinBambú Station - Pass It - http://motolyrics.com/bambu-station/pass-it-lyrics.html
 I guess I must struggling cause
 I don't like what your life can bring so
 Give me some knowledge
 Pass on the knowledge
 I feel like a captive, lord
 Help me out of this bondage yall
 And let the music flow, on and on
 Pass it, on and on, pass it, on and on
 Pass it, on and on, pass it
 Corruption is so bountiful in America
 A profit for you works out for a loss to me
 We're not, working like
 Communities should be
 Me helping you and you helping me
 What is wrong with this picture I man see
 Got to be the system in this society!
 Give me some knowledge
 Pass on the knowledge
 I feel like a captive, lord
 Help me out of this bondage yall
 And let the music flow, on and on
 Pass it, on and on, pass it, on and on
 Pass it, on and on, pass it
 From Sumer down to Mansa Musa
 Wilmont Blyden pass it down to Garvey
 Who had the answer
 We cannot let the information stop here
 Our generation, our nation, our generation
Thanks to Razvan












