What we've been doing is looking at the data and we know that police somehow manage to deescalate
Disarm and not kill white people everyday
So what's going to happen is we are going to have equal rights and justice in our own country
Or we will restructure their function and ours
Stolen from home, they took all our rights
Brought to the unknown with fear in our eyes
Runaway slaves, beaten and hanged
Stereotyping, demeaning and cheating our people will this ever change?
They don't know, they don't know about the struggles that we face
How "the Man" holds us back and ties our feet when tryna race
Bad enough, bad enough we fight each other everyday
Don't excuse how officers are pulling guns up off they waist
People getting killed everytime I come around here
Innocent or not; kill us off till we not here
I fear for my life in this justiceless system I hope that they hear
What did I do; What did I do? I ain't do nothing, I am who I am
Jumping through hoops, jumping hoops, this how I feel as an African man
My people dying everywhere, they don't seem to care; I'm mad
Why must we be the victims this ain't right this ain't fair; It's so sad
They pull guns, they draw blood, they gettin' way too reckless
You can't hide from our eyes, you shoot when we're defenseless
The victim's mother's sobbing, the justice system's fallin
We'll fight until we're breathless, fight for our equal justice
Too much on my mind, my head keeps spinning I'm just tryna stay afloat bruh
Hoping that these feelings gon' subside, submerge, pain got me choked up
He said he can't breathe, review your knee, you got it placed on his throat bruh
Pardon my paranoia but it feel like every time these bullets fly that they chose us
You see this pain, it know me well
Freedom reign when them cops try to ring your bell
They killing blacks in the streets and behind them cells
From Sean, to Oscar, to Trayvon and probably more
This is why I never chose to play cops and robbers, brothers dying every week
Can we stop the nonsense please?
I never thought that I could feel this greif black skin in the soil we've been rolling in the deep
Feel it in my roots, we all want peace but why you keep raising your piece?
Open your mind and release, the world ain't as big as you think
I see the sky as the day go by, talking to God like Man when the reign gon' stop
Hoping tomorrow gon' be different in a day of God
Let in your light, shine through as we pray oh God like Amen
My people dying everywhere, they don't seem to care; I'm mad
Why must we be the victims this ain't right this ain't fair; It's so sad
They pull guns, they draw blood, they gettin' way too reckless
You can't hide from our eyes, you shoot when we're defenseless
The victim's mother's sobbing, the justice system's fallin
We'll fight until we're breathless, fight for our equal justice
January 1st, 2009, that B.A.R.T policeman ain't do no time
It was inhuman so I'll go on a rant
About the cold blooded murder of Oscar Grant
Three years went by we down in Sanford, a family's life has been dismantled
Trayvon's gone but Zimmerman walks, when everybody knows that he took the shot
Killer cops getting off cuz of lopsided juries, just skittles and iced tea in the the hoodie
He left him dead, left him dead on the ground
Like Ferguson Missouri and they killing Michael Brown
Police is a legalized racist Klan, hiding, from the murders like Sandra Bland
And in New York them cops is cold Eric Garner was killed by the Po Po's Choke hold
I've had enough; I'm sick of it all, if I was in trouble then who the hell do I call
Police might shoot me for yelling help
Done with 5'0 I'm by myself
You say you cop, but viewed as killer when you see black you just pullin' the trigger
Killer cops getting off cuz of what the courts said
Rewriting' the laws this the opposite of justice
They pull guns, they draw blood, they getting way too reckless
You can't hide from our eyes, you shoot when we're defenseless
The victim's mother's sobbing; the justice system's fallin
We'll fight until we're breathless, for equal justice
Go now
Let my people go
Jameson Glover - Breathless (feat. Demetri, Damani, Briana Ebony & Anna D'anae) Lyrics
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What we've been doing is looking at the data and we know that police somehow manage to deescalate
Disarm and not kill white people everyday
So what's going to happen is we are going to have equal rights and justice in our own country
Or we will restructure their function and ours
Stolen from home, they took all our rights
Brought to the unknown with fear in our eyes
Runaway slaves, beaten and hanged
Stereotyping, demeaning and cheating our people will this ever change?
They don't know, they don't know about the struggles that we face
How "the Man" holds us back and ties our feet when tryna race
Bad enough, bad enough we fight each other everyday
Don't excuse how officers are pulling guns up off they waist
People getting killed everytime I come around here
Innocent or not; kill us off till we not here
I fear for my life in this justiceless system I hope that they hear
What did I do; What did I do? I ain't do nothing, I am who I am
Jumping through hoops, jumping hoops, this how I feel as an African man
My people dying everywhere, they don't seem to care; I'm mad
Why must we be the victims this ain't right this ain't fair; It's so sad
They pull guns, they draw blood, they gettin' way too reckless
You can't hide from our eyes, you shoot when we're defenseless
The victim's mother's sobbing, the justice system's fallin
We'll fight until we're breathless, fight for our equal justice
Too much on my mind, my head keeps spinning I'm just tryna stay afloat bruh
Hoping that these feelings gon' subside, submerge, pain got me choked up
He said he can't breathe, review your knee, you got it placed on his throat bruh
Pardon my paranoia but it feel like every time these bullets fly that they chose us
You see this pain, it know me well
Freedom reign when them cops try to ring your bell
They killing blacks in the streets and behind them cells
From Sean, to Oscar, to Trayvon and probably more
This is why I never chose to play cops and robbers, brothers dying every week
Can we stop the nonsense please?
I never thought that I could feel this greif black skin in the soil we've been rolling in the deep
Feel it in my roots, we all want peace but why you keep raising your piece?
Open your mind and release, the world ain't as big as you think
I see the sky as the day go by, talking to God like Man when the reign gon' stop
Hoping tomorrow gon' be different in a day of God
Let in your light, shine through as we pray oh God like Amen
My people dying everywhere, they don't seem to care; I'm mad
Why must we be the victims this ain't right this ain't fair; It's so sad
They pull guns, they draw blood, they gettin' way too reckless
You can't hide from our eyes, you shoot when we're defenseless
The victim's mother's sobbing, the justice system's fallin
We'll fight until we're breathless, fight for our equal justice
January 1st, 2009, that B.A.R.T policeman ain't do no time
It was inhuman so I'll go on a rant
About the cold blooded murder of Oscar Grant
Three years went by we down in Sanford, a family's life has been dismantled
Trayvon's gone but Zimmerman walks, when everybody knows that he took the shot
Killer cops getting off cuz of lopsided juries, just skittles and iced tea in the the hoodie
He left him dead, left him dead on the ground
Like Ferguson Missouri and they killing Michael Brown
Police is a legalized racist Klan, hiding, from the murders like Sandra Bland
And in New York them cops is cold Eric Garner was killed by the Po Po's Choke hold
I've had enough; I'm sick of it all, if I was in trouble then who the hell do I call
Police might shoot me for yelling help
Done with 5'0 I'm by myself
You say you cop, but viewed as killer when you see black you just pullin' the trigger
Killer cops getting off cuz of what the courts said
Rewriting' the laws this the opposite of justice
They pull guns, they draw blood, they getting way too reckless
You can't hide from our eyes, you shoot when we're defenseless
The victim's mother's sobbing; the justice system's fallin
We'll fight until we're breathless, for equal justice
Go now
Let my people go
Disarm and not kill white people everyday
So what's going to happen is we are going to have equal rights and justice in our own country
Or we will restructure their function and ours
Stolen from home, they took all our rights
Brought to the unknown with fear in our eyes
Runaway slaves, beaten and hanged
Stereotyping, demeaning and cheating our people will this ever change?
They don't know, they don't know about the struggles that we face
How "the Man" holds us back and ties our feet when tryna race
Bad enough, bad enough we fight each other everyday
Don't excuse how officers are pulling guns up off they waist
People getting killed everytime I come around here
Innocent or not; kill us off till we not here
I fear for my life in this justiceless system I hope that they hear
What did I do; What did I do? I ain't do nothing, I am who I am
Jumping through hoops, jumping hoops, this how I feel as an African man
My people dying everywhere, they don't seem to care; I'm mad
Why must we be the victims this ain't right this ain't fair; It's so sad
They pull guns, they draw blood, they gettin' way too reckless
You can't hide from our eyes, you shoot when we're defenseless
The victim's mother's sobbing, the justice system's fallin
We'll fight until we're breathless, fight for our equal justice
Too much on my mind, my head keeps spinning I'm just tryna stay afloat bruh
Hoping that these feelings gon' subside, submerge, pain got me choked up
He said he can't breathe, review your knee, you got it placed on his throat bruh
Pardon my paranoia but it feel like every time these bullets fly that they chose us
You see this pain, it know me well
Freedom reign when them cops try to ring your bell
They killing blacks in the streets and behind them cells
From Sean, to Oscar, to Trayvon and probably more
This is why I never chose to play cops and robbers, brothers dying every week
Can we stop the nonsense please?
I never thought that I could feel this greif black skin in the soil we've been rolling in the deep
Feel it in my roots, we all want peace but why you keep raising your piece?
Open your mind and release, the world ain't as big as you think
I see the sky as the day go by, talking to God like Man when the reign gon' stop
Hoping tomorrow gon' be different in a day of God
Let in your light, shine through as we pray oh God like Amen
My people dying everywhere, they don't seem to care; I'm mad
Why must we be the victims this ain't right this ain't fair; It's so sad
They pull guns, they draw blood, they gettin' way too reckless
You can't hide from our eyes, you shoot when we're defenseless
The victim's mother's sobbing, the justice system's fallin
We'll fight until we're breathless, fight for our equal justice
January 1st, 2009, that B.A.R.T policeman ain't do no time
It was inhuman so I'll go on a rant
About the cold blooded murder of Oscar Grant
Three years went by we down in Sanford, a family's life has been dismantled
Trayvon's gone but Zimmerman walks, when everybody knows that he took the shot
Killer cops getting off cuz of lopsided juries, just skittles and iced tea in the the hoodie
He left him dead, left him dead on the ground
Like Ferguson Missouri and they killing Michael Brown
Police is a legalized racist Klan, hiding, from the murders like Sandra Bland
And in New York them cops is cold Eric Garner was killed by the Po Po's Choke hold
I've had enough; I'm sick of it all, if I was in trouble then who the hell do I call
Police might shoot me for yelling help
Done with 5'0 I'm by myself
You say you cop, but viewed as killer when you see black you just pullin' the trigger
Killer cops getting off cuz of what the courts said
Rewriting' the laws this the opposite of justice
They pull guns, they draw blood, they getting way too reckless
You can't hide from our eyes, you shoot when we're defenseless
The victim's mother's sobbing; the justice system's fallin
We'll fight until we're breathless, for equal justice
Go now
Let my people go
Writer: Jameson Glover
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Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid