Real Life

I sometimes get scared in this life

the fact that we care more about our money

that gets us into world fights

But really though, is saying the n-word funny?

Raising our kids to be more grammatically correct

Yet we still think being racist is cool

And no one really knows of the lives it affects

While complain about our tans by the pool

Just know there's someone out there with out a clue

To know when their next food is coming

Yet we still complain about our school food

Society lets me run amok like its nothing

But i yelled "i'm not that one"

We could all change

So I don't have to worry about my son as much as my daughter

When she goes to the dressing room to change

But I'm still called a brown terrorist

Can't make them really think of that

Cuz i'll get picked beat up as a snitch

Or get cracked with a bat

So this is for the little people who can't stand up

Or the impossible standards we much touch

Otherwise we will not be like those other guys

Yes, no girls in this equation

By law of rap, all girls are equal to suppression,

Created equal not the same

Because we have no one else to blame.

 

I wanted to fight and win

but now I just see it is a real sin

To not show mercy

Is an unforgivable journey

Not to the locker, where kids are always scared

Of getting themselves on the other side of the dare

So believe me when i say this

"Think to what you say"

Because those people who you made fun of,

did you know they will make more pay?

I've always had the worst luck

Because of all the sorry people I've met getting paid bucks

Instead of dollars, no salary

At least you can give them some charity

This isn't a rap, its spoken word.

And if you don't make the difference,

your service has already been served.