Luyện nghe bài hát Black & Brown

Wassup? We to talk
Let me light my
why we need to sit down
And talk about the and the brown

Yo, I love Los Angeles, you can hear it in my
I got the scars to prove it
And man, you understand what I understand
I'm feelin' like a piece to a bigger

'Cause all I'm sayin' is the God honest of it all
We the wrong enemy
That's why I'm involved
It's just like the end of that movie

When two chained up guys met with their demise
And the mastermind was there the whole time
Remember that? That's why we to sit down
And speak about the and the brown

Now I didn't come here to no fingers
I know over the years that the pain lingers
Over past
*** we all on parole and probation and *** up

And everybody lose, the pen to the neighborhoods
Now even in the high schools
'Cause I was watchin' K. Cal
When the students squared off and one kid choose sides

Hit a hammer and the kid died
And now it's a blown riot
Tck, that's when the start flyin'
kids ain't learnin' s*** about math and science, man

Tension is so thick, some are around
I don't see no more of us up under the ground
So now why we need to sit down
And talk the black and the brown

Eighty percent of are black and Hispanic
They wipe us all off the face of this planet
Dammit, that's why we to sit down
And about the black and the brown

Yo, I got the homey from way back in the day
He to scoop me up in his all white Six-Trey
And he don't really *** with nobody of the set
tatted big on his neck, y'know?

So over the years, built respect and
Some black and issues, we both discussed
He said, "Homes, it's been goin' down too
I gotta on them fools and it don't feel wrong"

"They killed my cousin eighty eight bricks
So word came down, we handle that ***
Kill all mayatas in white tee
Can I tell the truth homes? The starts hurtin'"

At first, I remind him of vengeance do
What vengeance is and who belongs to
He wasn't tryna hear ***
He just up the volume, bangin' 50 Cent

Tension is so thick, some are around
I don't wanna see no more of us up under the
So now that's why we need to sit
And talk about the black and the

Eighty of inmates are black and Hispanic
They wipe us all off the face of this planet
Dammit, that's why we to sit down
And talk the black and the brown

I got soldiers from sides who really don't care
Who identify themselves by the colors they
The came through to put one in the air
I can somethin' was wrong the way he sat in his chair

He said, "X, man, I'm just out
From doin' eighty eight months, figure things out"
He told me in the pen, you get to get done
'Cause the brown and black ratio is to one

He showed me the scar on his gut and his
got him good, said he *** near bled to death
The hate was so deep, I can see in his
he described what it feels like to almost die

All I could do was sit back and listen
'Bout how he 'bout to send on missions
I got hit a bottle but I'm not dead
I said, "Think your heart, homey, not your head", I said

is so thick, some are comin' around
I don't see no more of us up under the ground
So now why we need to sit down
And talk about the black and the

Eighty percent of inmates are black and
They wipe us all off the face of this planet
Dammit, that's why we need to sit
And talk about the black and the

Oh, you defend yourself
If you don't, no one else
Your got to ride
You're fightin' for life

They want of us dead
You ain't heard a word I
fightin' for your life
Your got to ride

is so thick, some are comin' around
I don't see no more of us up under the ground
So now why we need to sit down
And talk the black and the brown

Eighty percent of inmates are black and
They tryna us all off the face of this planet
Dammit, why we need to sit down
And talk the black and the brown