Life's Rough Lyrics

And I swear it never used to be like this I used to be a kid thinking bout a life of

benefits I mean I really did Innocence more present than a gift

Believing that this country was legit

On my on kind it was built on they backbone

Who knew we was that strong Got the nerve to tell us to go back home,

But where did they come from? Spend my money on them black owned

Businesses, government created systems To do us in,

Told us not to act like victims To what they did

Plans of filtering the history they teach the kids

If they could just erase their biggest mistakes

They'll build up utopia on top of our graves I mean

So stop the black hate Strength in numbers

Memories, they tend to haunt us They used to whip us, kill us

Split us up and now we Gangsters, felons

Feeling lost inside a world where they said we don't belong

But God had told us that we the ones that's on it

I mean

We His people, we got the blessings He wants us all to live in the present

And we were supposed to learn the lesson,

To spread love, He even gave His only son