I'm too young to die
I wonder if that's what Trayvon Martin thought in his final minutes
The saddest thing is George Zimmerman did it
A white man kills a black teen no conviction
Where's our conviction when we gon' make em listen
I'm tired of the death and destruction justice is missing
Turned a blind eye for too long she wouldn't listen
Too many black and brown kids are dying it's chilling
Prosecutors and judges
In the courtrooms they judge us
Holding grudges when we march when we fight
They don't like when we come together unite
Cause our voice is so strong when we lock arms and we rise
Ahmaud Arbery hunted down like a dog
Modern day lynching
Another sick killing
Dirty cops dirty prosecutors strike again
Two months no action
Thank God for Shaun King
Why does it take a Shaun King
Before they'll do the right thing
Arrest the racist murderers like father son
Greg McMichael Travis McMichael
We demand justice time to break this vicious cycle with conviction
I hope you hear me now
We gon' keep fighting for you
We'll get justice for you
I hope you hear me now
I hate that you're gone
Life wasn't fair to you
Wasn't fair to you
See change or die trying
That's all I wish for as I lie crying
41 shots flying
Took my brother Amadou his moms crying
23 when 19 hit him
Innocent victim
Mistaken identity
Heart breaking obscenities
Hurled at these killers but won't bring back life
That was '99
Nothing changed but the time
Gang bangers with badges
Still get away like it's magic
Breonna worked helping sick folks
Came home to shots flying through her windows
I just showed my daughter what happened to Ahmaud
So she understands the dangers even when she's on a jog
Tamir Rice was 12 playing as kids do
Eric Garner Oscar Grant too many names to give you
We honor you and fight for these convictions never quit
Pray my son won't stare down a cops barrel like I did
I hope you hear me now
We gon' keep fighting for you
We'll get justice for you
I hope you hear me now
I hate that you're gone
Life wasn't fair to you
Wasn't fair to you
Dear George
We can't breathe either
Your life mattered
Your loss won't be in vain
We promise to fight for change
Amaar X Siege - No Conviction Lyrics
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I'm too young to die
I wonder if that's what Trayvon Martin thought in his final minutes
The saddest thing is George Zimmerman did it
A white man kills a black teen no conviction
Where's our conviction when we gon' make em listen
I'm tired of the death and destruction justice is missing
Turned a blind eye for too long she wouldn't listen
Too many black and brown kids are dying it's chilling
Prosecutors and judges
In the courtrooms they judge us
Holding grudges when we march when we fight
They don't like when we come together unite
Cause our voice is so strong when we lock arms and we rise
Ahmaud Arbery hunted down like a dog
Modern day lynching
Another sick killing
Dirty cops dirty prosecutors strike again
Two months no action
Thank God for Shaun King
Why does it take a Shaun King
Before they'll do the right thing
Arrest the racist murderers like father son
Greg McMichael Travis McMichael
We demand justice time to break this vicious cycle with conviction
I hope you hear me now
We gon' keep fighting for you
We'll get justice for you
I hope you hear me now
I hate that you're gone
Life wasn't fair to you
Wasn't fair to you
See change or die trying
That's all I wish for as I lie crying
41 shots flying
Took my brother Amadou his moms crying
23 when 19 hit him
Innocent victim
Mistaken identity
Heart breaking obscenities
Hurled at these killers but won't bring back life
That was '99
Nothing changed but the time
Gang bangers with badges
Still get away like it's magic
Breonna worked helping sick folks
Came home to shots flying through her windows
I just showed my daughter what happened to Ahmaud
So she understands the dangers even when she's on a jog
Tamir Rice was 12 playing as kids do
Eric Garner Oscar Grant too many names to give you
We honor you and fight for these convictions never quit
Pray my son won't stare down a cops barrel like I did
I hope you hear me now
We gon' keep fighting for you
We'll get justice for you
I hope you hear me now
I hate that you're gone
Life wasn't fair to you
Wasn't fair to you
Dear George
We can't breathe either
Your life mattered
Your loss won't be in vain
We promise to fight for change
I wonder if that's what Trayvon Martin thought in his final minutes
The saddest thing is George Zimmerman did it
A white man kills a black teen no conviction
Where's our conviction when we gon' make em listen
I'm tired of the death and destruction justice is missing
Turned a blind eye for too long she wouldn't listen
Too many black and brown kids are dying it's chilling
Prosecutors and judges
In the courtrooms they judge us
Holding grudges when we march when we fight
They don't like when we come together unite
Cause our voice is so strong when we lock arms and we rise
Ahmaud Arbery hunted down like a dog
Modern day lynching
Another sick killing
Dirty cops dirty prosecutors strike again
Two months no action
Thank God for Shaun King
Why does it take a Shaun King
Before they'll do the right thing
Arrest the racist murderers like father son
Greg McMichael Travis McMichael
We demand justice time to break this vicious cycle with conviction
I hope you hear me now
We gon' keep fighting for you
We'll get justice for you
I hope you hear me now
I hate that you're gone
Life wasn't fair to you
Wasn't fair to you
See change or die trying
That's all I wish for as I lie crying
41 shots flying
Took my brother Amadou his moms crying
23 when 19 hit him
Innocent victim
Mistaken identity
Heart breaking obscenities
Hurled at these killers but won't bring back life
That was '99
Nothing changed but the time
Gang bangers with badges
Still get away like it's magic
Breonna worked helping sick folks
Came home to shots flying through her windows
I just showed my daughter what happened to Ahmaud
So she understands the dangers even when she's on a jog
Tamir Rice was 12 playing as kids do
Eric Garner Oscar Grant too many names to give you
We honor you and fight for these convictions never quit
Pray my son won't stare down a cops barrel like I did
I hope you hear me now
We gon' keep fighting for you
We'll get justice for you
I hope you hear me now
I hate that you're gone
Life wasn't fair to you
Wasn't fair to you
Dear George
We can't breathe either
Your life mattered
Your loss won't be in vain
We promise to fight for change
Writer: Amaar Zaheer, Suhaib Zaheer
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Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid