Song | M.A.R.L.E.Y. (Marley and Red Living Everyday Youthfully) |
Artist | KRS-One |
Album | Hip Hop Lives |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : KRS One, Parker, Williams | |
R.E.A.L.I. | |
T.Y. ain't always the truth | |
Rhymes Equal | |
Actual Life | |
In The Youth | |
These are the streets | |
Shit is real out here | |
This ain't no fuckin' joke | |
I lived in a spot called | |
Millbrooke | |
ProjectsThe original, criminal minded, rap topic | |
With twenty cents in my pocket, | |
I saw the light | |
If you're young gifted and black, you got no rights | |
Your only true right is a right to a fight | |
And not a fair fight, | |
I wake up wonderin' who died last night | |
Everyone and everything is at war | |
Makin' my poetic expression hardcore | |
I ain't afraid to say it and many can't get with it | |
At times in my life, | |
I was a welfare recipient | |
I ate the free cheese, while the church said believe | |
And went to school everyday, like a goddamn fool | |
Well anyway, here | |
I am, chillin' at the party | |
Brothers lookin' at me like they wanna kill somebody | |
A cypher manifested in the center of the jam | |
I got to show these wack rappers really who | |
I amIt's me against them, so, | |
I clear the phlegm | |
And wage the war, hardcore to the end | |
For someone lookin' inside, yeah, from the out | |
It seems like disrespect is what rap is all about | |
But hip-hop as a culture is really what we give it | |
But sometimes the culture contradicts how we live it' | |
Cause every black kid lives two and three lives | |
The city's a jungle, only the strong will survive | |
R.E.A.L.I. | |
T.Y. ain't always the truth | |
Rhymes Equal | |
Actual Life | |
In The Youth | |
R.E.A.L.I. | |
T.Y. ain't always the truth | |
Rhymes Equal | |
Actual Life | |
In The Youth | |
Every single day, | |
I hear lie after lie | |
Like, "Black people don't die, we multiply" | |
So, when I kick a rhyme, | |
I represent how | |
I feelThe sacred street art of keepin' it real | |
Why I gotta listen to somebody else? | |
How they got wealth, let me talk about myself | |
But all I really got is hip-hop and a glock | |
The results are obvious if | |
I'm confined to my block | |
Occasionally, in the city | |
I'm released | |
To meet other beasts, lookin' for the feast | |
We grunt and growl, on the prowl, as the air gets thinner"Yo, yo, there he go, him", there's the dinner | |
White meat, carryin' a bag of some sort | |
Life is short, white meat is quickly caught | |
A scuffle, a muffle, yet none of us hesitated | |
Like Mother | |
Africa, white meat is violated | |
We quickly disappear like | |
Santa's little elves | |
And go into a area to fight amongst ourselves | |
We say, "Peace" 'cause that's what we really want | |
A piece of the pie that | |
America flaunts | |
R.E.A.L.I. | |
T.Y. ain't always the truth | |
Rhymes Equal | |
Actual Life | |
In The Youth | |
R.E.A.L.I. | |
T.Y. ain't always the truth | |
Rhymes Equal | |
Actual Life | |
In The Youth | |
Oh, shitThe truth is that police must serve and protect | |
R.E.A.L.I. | |
T.Y. is, black youth is shown no respect | |
The truth is, government has a war against drugs | |
R.E.A.L.I. | |
T.Y. is, government is ruled by thugs | |
With all this technology, above and under | |
Humanity still hunts down one another | |
Rappers display artistic cannibalism | |
Through lyricism, we fight each other over rhythm | |
Through basic animal instincts, we think | |
So, the battle for mental territory is glory, end of story | |
R.E.A.L.I. | |
T.Y. ain't always the truth | |
Rhymes Equal | |
Actual Life | |
In The Youth | |
R.E.A.L.I. | |
T.Y. ain't always the truth | |
Rhymes Equal | |
Actual Life | |
In The Youth | |
YeahThese are the streets | |
Shit is real out here | |
This ain't no fuckin' joke |
zuo ci : KRS One, Parker, Williams | |
R. E. A. L. I. | |
T. Y. ain' t always the truth | |
Rhymes Equal | |
Actual Life | |
In The Youth | |
These are the streets | |
Shit is real out here | |
This ain' t no fuckin' joke | |
I lived in a spot called | |
Millbrooke | |
ProjectsThe original, criminal minded, rap topic | |
With twenty cents in my pocket, | |
I saw the light | |
If you' re young gifted and black, you got no rights | |
Your only true right is a right to a fight | |
And not a fair fight, | |
I wake up wonderin' who died last night | |
Everyone and everything is at war | |
Makin' my poetic expression hardcore | |
I ain' t afraid to say it and many can' t get with it | |
At times in my life, | |
I was a welfare recipient | |
I ate the free cheese, while the church said believe | |
And went to school everyday, like a goddamn fool | |
Well anyway, here | |
I am, chillin' at the party | |
Brothers lookin' at me like they wanna kill somebody | |
A cypher manifested in the center of the jam | |
I got to show these wack rappers really who | |
I amIt' s me against them, so, | |
I clear the phlegm | |
And wage the war, hardcore to the end | |
For someone lookin' inside, yeah, from the out | |
It seems like disrespect is what rap is all about | |
But hiphop as a culture is really what we give it | |
But sometimes the culture contradicts how we live it' | |
Cause every black kid lives two and three lives | |
The city' s a jungle, only the strong will survive | |
R. E. A. L. I. | |
T. Y. ain' t always the truth | |
Rhymes Equal | |
Actual Life | |
In The Youth | |
R. E. A. L. I. | |
T. Y. ain' t always the truth | |
Rhymes Equal | |
Actual Life | |
In The Youth | |
Every single day, | |
I hear lie after lie | |
Like, " Black people don' t die, we multiply" | |
So, when I kick a rhyme, | |
I represent how | |
I feelThe sacred street art of keepin' it real | |
Why I gotta listen to somebody else? | |
How they got wealth, let me talk about myself | |
But all I really got is hiphop and a glock | |
The results are obvious if | |
I' m confined to my block | |
Occasionally, in the city | |
I' m released | |
To meet other beasts, lookin' for the feast | |
We grunt and growl, on the prowl, as the air gets thinner" Yo, yo, there he go, him", there' s the dinner | |
White meat, carryin' a bag of some sort | |
Life is short, white meat is quickly caught | |
A scuffle, a muffle, yet none of us hesitated | |
Like Mother | |
Africa, white meat is violated | |
We quickly disappear like | |
Santa' s little elves | |
And go into a area to fight amongst ourselves | |
We say, " Peace" ' cause that' s what we really want | |
A piece of the pie that | |
America flaunts | |
R. E. A. L. I. | |
T. Y. ain' t always the truth | |
Rhymes Equal | |
Actual Life | |
In The Youth | |
R. E. A. L. I. | |
T. Y. ain' t always the truth | |
Rhymes Equal | |
Actual Life | |
In The Youth | |
Oh, shitThe truth is that police must serve and protect | |
R. E. A. L. I. | |
T. Y. is, black youth is shown no respect | |
The truth is, government has a war against drugs | |
R. E. A. L. I. | |
T. Y. is, government is ruled by thugs | |
With all this technology, above and under | |
Humanity still hunts down one another | |
Rappers display artistic cannibalism | |
Through lyricism, we fight each other over rhythm | |
Through basic animal instincts, we think | |
So, the battle for mental territory is glory, end of story | |
R. E. A. L. I. | |
T. Y. ain' t always the truth | |
Rhymes Equal | |
Actual Life | |
In The Youth | |
R. E. A. L. I. | |
T. Y. ain' t always the truth | |
Rhymes Equal | |
Actual Life | |
In The Youth | |
YeahThese are the streets | |
Shit is real out here | |
This ain' t no fuckin' joke |
zuò cí : KRS One, Parker, Williams | |
R. E. A. L. I. | |
T. Y. ain' t always the truth | |
Rhymes Equal | |
Actual Life | |
In The Youth | |
These are the streets | |
Shit is real out here | |
This ain' t no fuckin' joke | |
I lived in a spot called | |
Millbrooke | |
ProjectsThe original, criminal minded, rap topic | |
With twenty cents in my pocket, | |
I saw the light | |
If you' re young gifted and black, you got no rights | |
Your only true right is a right to a fight | |
And not a fair fight, | |
I wake up wonderin' who died last night | |
Everyone and everything is at war | |
Makin' my poetic expression hardcore | |
I ain' t afraid to say it and many can' t get with it | |
At times in my life, | |
I was a welfare recipient | |
I ate the free cheese, while the church said believe | |
And went to school everyday, like a goddamn fool | |
Well anyway, here | |
I am, chillin' at the party | |
Brothers lookin' at me like they wanna kill somebody | |
A cypher manifested in the center of the jam | |
I got to show these wack rappers really who | |
I amIt' s me against them, so, | |
I clear the phlegm | |
And wage the war, hardcore to the end | |
For someone lookin' inside, yeah, from the out | |
It seems like disrespect is what rap is all about | |
But hiphop as a culture is really what we give it | |
But sometimes the culture contradicts how we live it' | |
Cause every black kid lives two and three lives | |
The city' s a jungle, only the strong will survive | |
R. E. A. L. I. | |
T. Y. ain' t always the truth | |
Rhymes Equal | |
Actual Life | |
In The Youth | |
R. E. A. L. I. | |
T. Y. ain' t always the truth | |
Rhymes Equal | |
Actual Life | |
In The Youth | |
Every single day, | |
I hear lie after lie | |
Like, " Black people don' t die, we multiply" | |
So, when I kick a rhyme, | |
I represent how | |
I feelThe sacred street art of keepin' it real | |
Why I gotta listen to somebody else? | |
How they got wealth, let me talk about myself | |
But all I really got is hiphop and a glock | |
The results are obvious if | |
I' m confined to my block | |
Occasionally, in the city | |
I' m released | |
To meet other beasts, lookin' for the feast | |
We grunt and growl, on the prowl, as the air gets thinner" Yo, yo, there he go, him", there' s the dinner | |
White meat, carryin' a bag of some sort | |
Life is short, white meat is quickly caught | |
A scuffle, a muffle, yet none of us hesitated | |
Like Mother | |
Africa, white meat is violated | |
We quickly disappear like | |
Santa' s little elves | |
And go into a area to fight amongst ourselves | |
We say, " Peace" ' cause that' s what we really want | |
A piece of the pie that | |
America flaunts | |
R. E. A. L. I. | |
T. Y. ain' t always the truth | |
Rhymes Equal | |
Actual Life | |
In The Youth | |
R. E. A. L. I. | |
T. Y. ain' t always the truth | |
Rhymes Equal | |
Actual Life | |
In The Youth | |
Oh, shitThe truth is that police must serve and protect | |
R. E. A. L. I. | |
T. Y. is, black youth is shown no respect | |
The truth is, government has a war against drugs | |
R. E. A. L. I. | |
T. Y. is, government is ruled by thugs | |
With all this technology, above and under | |
Humanity still hunts down one another | |
Rappers display artistic cannibalism | |
Through lyricism, we fight each other over rhythm | |
Through basic animal instincts, we think | |
So, the battle for mental territory is glory, end of story | |
R. E. A. L. I. | |
T. Y. ain' t always the truth | |
Rhymes Equal | |
Actual Life | |
In The Youth | |
R. E. A. L. I. | |
T. Y. ain' t always the truth | |
Rhymes Equal | |
Actual Life | |
In The Youth | |
YeahThese are the streets | |
Shit is real out here | |
This ain' t no fuckin' joke |