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Cradle To The Grave
00:54
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From the cradle to the grave
We're expected to be slaves
Ain't no order on the way
Society is so depraved
Watch us Die don't ask for change
Know the truth is on the way
So where you gonna hide when we break these chains?
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2. |
Minorities Matter
00:18
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Reality - Shattered
End of me - Shattered
Authority - Shattered
Minorities - Matter
Time & Time again i've been hanging by a thread
Take me to the edge + Put a bullet in my head
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3. |
Hate To See It
00:49
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What you hate is what you manifest
Follow your pride and you might get left
Keep telling and soon they'll see
You were never pushing unity
Talk + you talk but you never do shit
Time after time now i'm getting sick of it
If you can't walk - You better not talk
Don't wanna see a nigga do your job.
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