Femicide Lyrics

FEMICIDE LYRICS

Yeah yeah yeah yeah

[ITS KC]

[G.O.O.D]

[ARE YOU RECORDING MIFAH?

OK OK]

{IDEN CAIRO}

FEMICIDE! FEMICIDE!

Kill a woman for a dime,

Contemplate and Think again

Im Feminist,

Women from my city are a blessing,

They make man compete,

Tatted on my hand love my mama thats a therapy,

U try to beat my sister in my presence , That's An (R.I.P),

Imagine how ur baby now my Shawty that's a recipe,

I hope u hate the game cause the player is an enemy,

I was in my jail cell Shawty was a remedy,

Called her through the cell phone she say she wants to rescue me,

Pull at the cell block with my dawgs kuona boy ako free,

Now I'm in the streets,

Chasing cheese,

For my sisters and my niece,

I hope my daughters yet to be not caught up by this beast,

Back to this phrase what a man does,

Women do better na ndo maana mamas love lasts,

Life of a prince from a queen, made a nigga wanna King,

Put a smile on mama's face,

Just to her how I'm grateful,

{BUENO}

You know,

You know,

She tried,

Tried to survive,

But she died,

Trying to survive

She died

She tried

She died,

Trying to survive

It could be your mama,

It could be your sister,

Listen to my words, everybody be a listener, bro!

If you a smoker, get a gram and get your rizzler,

Cause what if really that's your sister?

Imagine,

You get a call she aint safe, Like bro don't be late,

Your, Brother is on the way

Yeah, it's gonna be okay

Don't be scared i'm on my way i'll make it there

For now just make a prayer,

Mother shedding tears,

Mama wanna step aside,

Why should mama fear?

Mama telling you stay inside but you can't hear,

Now you hoping she's alive when you getting near,

She met up with a guy that took her back

tryna take her life,

You don't know where she at

cause she told a lie

I just want the best for you

put aside your pride

Aaahh! Aaahh!

Just put aside your pride

(ayee, mama mama)

You never knew that he a killer but he sober,

He a psycho and a loner,

Am a raper and a stoner,

If i got you imma slap you on the face and say i told ya,

Slap slap

slap you on the face and say i told you

She tried,

Tried to survive,

But she died,

Trying to survive

She died

She tried

She died,

Trying to survive

It could be your mama,

It could be your sister,

Listen to my words, everybody be a listener, bro!

If you a smoker, get a gram and get your rizzler,

Cause what if really that's your sister?

It could be your mama,

It could be your sister,

Listen to my words, everybody be a listener, bro!

If you a smoker, get a gram and get your rizzler,

Cause what if really that's your sister?

SONG DESCRIPTION.

Song Description for "FEMICIDE" Iden Cairo & Bueno.

"FEMICIDE" is a hard-hitting, emotionally charged track that addresses the brutal reality of femicide-

the killing of women, often driven by gender-based violence and societal neglect. The song features a

striking collaboration with drill artists, Iden Cairo & Bueno, whose gritty delivery adds intensity and

urgency to the theme. The track is a powerful reflection on the horrors of violence against women and the

emotional toll it takes on families, particularly in marginalized communities and currently a challenge

being faced as a country.

Lyrically, the song opens with a haunting cry of "FEMICIDE!" followed by a poignant message about the

value of women and the importance of respecting and protecting them. The verses emphasize the need for

men to reflect on their actions and understand the consequences of violence against women. The song

also touches on themes of familial love and the protective instincts felt by brothers and sons, as well as

the agony of losing a loved one to such violence. The lyric "It could be your mama, it could be your

sister" serves as a stark reminder of how femicide could affect anyone in the listener's circle, urging

empathy and a call to action.

In the chorus, Bueno's contribution underscores the fatal consequences of violence, with the repetitive

lines "She tried, tried to survive, but she died trying to survive," driving home the song's grim message.

His raw and evocative lyrics explore the emotional rollercoaster of helplessness and fear that accompanies

the loss of a loved one to violence. The song paints a vivid picture of the tragic scenario where a woman's

life is taken by someone close to her, and the pain that follows for her family and community.

The production, laced with a dark drill beat made and produced by Mifah, amplifies the track's intensity,

adding a sense of urgency and tension that matches the urgency of the issue being discussed. The gritty,

street-influenced sound is perfectly aligned with the song's theme of confronting hard truths head-on,

while the reflective lyrics call for change, awareness, and an end to violence against women.

Ultimately, "FEMICIDE" is not just a song; it's a stark message about the dangers of a culture of violence

and the need for a collective stand against femicide. It calls for accountability, empathy, and change,

making it a powerful anthem for both women and men to stand up against gender-based violence.

LETS STOP FEMICIDE!!