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Oops, I guess I should singin' and start bringin' the funk
The negro sings a rap and have you
I busy 'cause I never fall, I excel
Never takin' no shorts, so my tall tale

Once upon the clock it was hard growing up no pops
But moms did the supernatural, very extra-ordinary that she is
She finished college, three kids at home
But never got fed up and her head up

"I for the sky", is what she said, it got embedded in my skull
how I got soul to reach ya through your speaker
My mother helped me to be me
So that's my role model, not an on TV

Used to do it this and like that and like this
But since she never let me a gang I couldn't G thang
So for all her at night under the church steeple
I give thanks to my mother, one of those extra-ordinary people

Now dig it, 2, 6, 8, I guess that I
(4)
And consider that niggas who hard is the superstars
(Ordinary)
with families, that have kids
Should be put on a pedestal, not

for our mother and fathers and if you ask me
I'll say, "You put your first, before an athlete"
But everybody wanna be special
Who can grab a or put a ball through a hoop

And it's okay to Mike even I would, if I drank Gatorade
But I'm too busy your trunk with all this 808
To worry about that, I'm 'bout this, if you agree
Then your fist, if you're proud to show you're pissed
(Say it loud)

Off at the and media because they swear
That all black people are menaces and and cheer
But since there's so others that want justice
I know we will start respectin' as brothers and come together
All of the people

Ordinary people the world turn
I learned that if you work in life
it counts the way the balls bounce
I wrote this to give a message, be glad if it switches your goal
From a gangsta to a graduate

And if you listened to what I said, you learned a lesson
And heard that all the Jones' are no greater
Or no lesser than 'cause all we all are is equal
So shut off your TV set and show respect to of the
people