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Phat Chance - Inkstains lyrics
Bring that beat in sound the drums,
The single finger in the air amidst a thousand thumbs,
Hitchhiking out of here on the back of a truck;
My message is the snare drowning out the pounding toms;
Iâ€m not the same shit youâ€ve heard before;
My heart is the beat on the first and fourth;
Hip-hop isnâ€t dead this is urban law;
Weâ€ll drag that horse to water and make it thirst for more;
Turn that trickle to a stream and that stream to a geyser;
Our dreams are the fire thatâ€ll burst it forth
Break dance on the soap box the curb has formed;
Music is our white flag on an earth at war;
Discontent is the anvil where these words are formed;
The fuel on the fire that you burnt this for;
This song goes out to those whoâ€ve heard the call;
If the law serves the rich then weâ€ll serve the poor;
Every face in this crowd has an ear for the sound,
And an eye on our way, way, down;
Every fist in the air, waving it like they cared;
That our people are weighed, weighed down;
Everybody at the stage, who can catch my gaze,
Just to tell me that theyâ€re weighed, weighed down;
By every minute of the day that we day that we waste;
Not changing our ways,
Drop that beat out, settle the groove in;
Iâ€ll do what I gotta do to get you to tune in;
My inner childâ€s off cutting sick on the mood swings;
But playground tactics are the reason I do this;
Aint it sick that we hide from the truth,
Till advice on a loop makes us look past the movie screen;
All these films about aliens and space ships,
Might amaze kids, who forget that their the futureâ€s bleak;
Phat Chance - Inkstains - http://motolyrics.com/phat-chance/inkstains-lyrics.html
Alright, yeah weâ€re kind of on a losing streak,
But wonâ€t forget a victory for a few defeats; at least;
Racism isnâ€t even what it used to be;
The man can barely even draw that gap between blue and green;
And though I do complain we arenâ€t truly free;
We are still who we choose to be;
We are still when we move to a beat;
So when they ask why, Iâ€ll tell them I choose to speak;
Every face in this crowd has an ear for the sound,
And an eye on our way, way, down;
Every fist in the air, waving it like they cared;
That our people are weighed, weighed down;
Everybody at the stage who can catch my gaze,
Just to tell me that theyâ€re weighed, weighed down;
By every minute of the day that we day that we waste;
Not changing our ways,
For every head I offend with the lyrics I take down;
Or women Iâ€ve loved who might break down;
For all my family and friends, I hope we stand to the end;
I canâ€t edit a word itâ€s too late now;
For every face in the crowd, that I make proud,
Cause weâ€ve all taken hits but wonâ€t stay down;
I might never say Iâ€m great, but Iâ€m grateful,
Cause I donâ€t believe that a king would ever wear that fake crown;
Every face in this crowd has an ear for the sound,
And an eye on our way, way, down;
Every fist in the air, waving it like they cared;
That our people are weighed, weighed down;
Everybody at the stage, who can catch my gaze,
Just to tell me that theyâ€re weighed, weighed down;
By every minute of the day that we day that we waste;
Not changing our ways,