歌曲 | Erase Racism |
歌手 | Kool G Rap & DJ Polo |
专辑 | Wanted: Dead or Alive |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Hall, Hardy, Wilson | |
Intro: Bizmarkie | |
Yo V, bring that beat in | |
Yeah that's aight | |
Ahhh man! | |
Yo G, yo Kool G, yo | |
I'm doin this right here | |
We got Big Daddy Kane over there | |
We all gonna do just one part | |
Because you know, we came a long way | |
You know, from back in Martin Luther King days, Malcolm X | |
(Ain't hard to tell) You know, now now that we see | |
Nelson N-Nelson Mandela's free | |
We gonna talk about this, is e gonna talk about this racism | |
Stop that, you know what I'm sayin, we gonna stop that | |
So G, why don't you just do your rhymin part, and then I'll come on after you | |
(Aight, check it out, here we go, yo) | |
Verse One: Kool G Rap | |
I'm tryin hard to explore, I'm not sure | |
What all the racial war for | |
It's makin me more sore | |
I walk through a color blind corridor | |
Seekin, for peace in the people I'm meetin | |
Black white and puerto-rican men are greetin each other | |
Just like brothers, there's plenty and many of others | |
You can discover, kids fathers and mothers | |
A meltin pot, no one felt they got prejudice | |
Listen I could never assist someone diss this | |
A landscape, with a dark and a light handshake | |
Havin fun, without one bein a fake snake | |
So let's form a rainbow over the mountain | |
And let's drink from the same water fountain | |
Let's make our Earth Day a story of | |
people that walk through the same territories | |
Color or creed, is no need for a man to bleed | |
I beleive, we all breathe the same seed | |
Unless it's diluted, for somethin to intrude it | |
Then I see your family tree was uprooted | |
So don't be foolish if you're Jewish or Hindu | |
The racial manual is the evil that men do | |
I was raised in a nation of Asian | |
Hate shouldn't seperate Jamaican from Haitian | |
So if you're givin in your ears I hope your hear me and | |
Siberian's no better than Nigerian | |
I bring a rattle to a battle that you see me in | |
I'm no villian so why would I be killin indians | |
My nationality's reality | |
And yo a prejudiced man is of a devil mentality | |
These are words of a wise man, wisdom | |
Take a taste and erase the racism | |
Chorus: Bizmarkie | |
The ink is black, the page is white | |
Together we learn how to read and write | |
People are black, got people that's white | |
Let's stop racism, and, let's unite | |
Verse Two: Big Daddy Kane | |
(Yo yo Kane, why don't you do your part | |
and then let me do mine and then we get outta here | |
go ahead, bet) | |
In the days of slavery | |
Some got to run away and many got done away | |
Inferiority is what some men say | |
But that shit played out with Kunta Kinte | |
Then again in the streets of New York | |
I think of Yusef Hawkins, and I see you'e still stalkin | |
And when I think of barriers like Bensonhurst | |
Huh, notice how I mentioned hearse | |
We got to better this world of prejudice | |
People, make peace, and learn to live equal | |
Cause I don't look at myself as a | |
Coon or a mooley that would have to say massa | |
You better believe that I'm an asiatic descendant | |
And I know what's been amended and intended | |
So let's fulfill and get real, and try to build | |
a united nation, eliminate segregation | |
I know there's different strokes for different folks | |
but I've also acknowledged what hatred provokes | |
So don't hate me or try to underrate me | |
Cause I collect ends drive a Benz and live greatly | |
And we can all live together in harmony | |
Without thinkin what color is harmin me | |
If I'm a slave I'm a slave to the rhythm | |
To E-R-A-S-E the racism | |
Chrous | |
Outro: Bizmarkie | |
To the black and the white | |
The red and the yellow | |
To all the nationalities | |
I'd like to say hello | |
And I hope they stop racism and it's comin from our hearts | |
Me, Kool G Rap, Polo, Big Daddy Kane, Cool V, and of course | |
The Diabolical Bizmarkie I hope ya stop racism | |
Peace! |
zuo ci : Hall, Hardy, Wilson | |
Intro: Bizmarkie | |
Yo V, bring that beat in | |
Yeah that' s aight | |
Ahhh man! | |
Yo G, yo Kool G, yo | |
I' m doin this right here | |
We got Big Daddy Kane over there | |
We all gonna do just one part | |
Because you know, we came a long way | |
You know, from back in Martin Luther King days, Malcolm X | |
Ain' t hard to tell You know, now now that we see | |
Nelson NNelson Mandela' s free | |
We gonna talk about this, is e gonna talk about this racism | |
Stop that, you know what I' m sayin, we gonna stop that | |
So G, why don' t you just do your rhymin part, and then I' ll come on after you | |
Aight, check it out, here we go, yo | |
Verse One: Kool G Rap | |
I' m tryin hard to explore, I' m not sure | |
What all the racial war for | |
It' s makin me more sore | |
I walk through a color blind corridor | |
Seekin, for peace in the people I' m meetin | |
Black white and puertorican men are greetin each other | |
Just like brothers, there' s plenty and many of others | |
You can discover, kids fathers and mothers | |
A meltin pot, no one felt they got prejudice | |
Listen I could never assist someone diss this | |
A landscape, with a dark and a light handshake | |
Havin fun, without one bein a fake snake | |
So let' s form a rainbow over the mountain | |
And let' s drink from the same water fountain | |
Let' s make our Earth Day a story of | |
people that walk through the same territories | |
Color or creed, is no need for a man to bleed | |
I beleive, we all breathe the same seed | |
Unless it' s diluted, for somethin to intrude it | |
Then I see your family tree was uprooted | |
So don' t be foolish if you' re Jewish or Hindu | |
The racial manual is the evil that men do | |
I was raised in a nation of Asian | |
Hate shouldn' t seperate Jamaican from Haitian | |
So if you' re givin in your ears I hope your hear me and | |
Siberian' s no better than Nigerian | |
I bring a rattle to a battle that you see me in | |
I' m no villian so why would I be killin indians | |
My nationality' s reality | |
And yo a prejudiced man is of a devil mentality | |
These are words of a wise man, wisdom | |
Take a taste and erase the racism | |
Chorus: Bizmarkie | |
The ink is black, the page is white | |
Together we learn how to read and write | |
People are black, got people that' s white | |
Let' s stop racism, and, let' s unite | |
Verse Two: Big Daddy Kane | |
Yo yo Kane, why don' t you do your part | |
and then let me do mine and then we get outta here | |
go ahead, bet | |
In the days of slavery | |
Some got to run away and many got done away | |
Inferiority is what some men say | |
But that shit played out with Kunta Kinte | |
Then again in the streets of New York | |
I think of Yusef Hawkins, and I see you' e still stalkin | |
And when I think of barriers like Bensonhurst | |
Huh, notice how I mentioned hearse | |
We got to better this world of prejudice | |
People, make peace, and learn to live equal | |
Cause I don' t look at myself as a | |
Coon or a mooley that would have to say massa | |
You better believe that I' m an asiatic descendant | |
And I know what' s been amended and intended | |
So let' s fulfill and get real, and try to build | |
a united nation, eliminate segregation | |
I know there' s different strokes for different folks | |
but I' ve also acknowledged what hatred provokes | |
So don' t hate me or try to underrate me | |
Cause I collect ends drive a Benz and live greatly | |
And we can all live together in harmony | |
Without thinkin what color is harmin me | |
If I' m a slave I' m a slave to the rhythm | |
To ERASE the racism | |
Chrous | |
Outro: Bizmarkie | |
To the black and the white | |
The red and the yellow | |
To all the nationalities | |
I' d like to say hello | |
And I hope they stop racism and it' s comin from our hearts | |
Me, Kool G Rap, Polo, Big Daddy Kane, Cool V, and of course | |
The Diabolical Bizmarkie I hope ya stop racism | |
Peace! |
zuò cí : Hall, Hardy, Wilson | |
Intro: Bizmarkie | |
Yo V, bring that beat in | |
Yeah that' s aight | |
Ahhh man! | |
Yo G, yo Kool G, yo | |
I' m doin this right here | |
We got Big Daddy Kane over there | |
We all gonna do just one part | |
Because you know, we came a long way | |
You know, from back in Martin Luther King days, Malcolm X | |
Ain' t hard to tell You know, now now that we see | |
Nelson NNelson Mandela' s free | |
We gonna talk about this, is e gonna talk about this racism | |
Stop that, you know what I' m sayin, we gonna stop that | |
So G, why don' t you just do your rhymin part, and then I' ll come on after you | |
Aight, check it out, here we go, yo | |
Verse One: Kool G Rap | |
I' m tryin hard to explore, I' m not sure | |
What all the racial war for | |
It' s makin me more sore | |
I walk through a color blind corridor | |
Seekin, for peace in the people I' m meetin | |
Black white and puertorican men are greetin each other | |
Just like brothers, there' s plenty and many of others | |
You can discover, kids fathers and mothers | |
A meltin pot, no one felt they got prejudice | |
Listen I could never assist someone diss this | |
A landscape, with a dark and a light handshake | |
Havin fun, without one bein a fake snake | |
So let' s form a rainbow over the mountain | |
And let' s drink from the same water fountain | |
Let' s make our Earth Day a story of | |
people that walk through the same territories | |
Color or creed, is no need for a man to bleed | |
I beleive, we all breathe the same seed | |
Unless it' s diluted, for somethin to intrude it | |
Then I see your family tree was uprooted | |
So don' t be foolish if you' re Jewish or Hindu | |
The racial manual is the evil that men do | |
I was raised in a nation of Asian | |
Hate shouldn' t seperate Jamaican from Haitian | |
So if you' re givin in your ears I hope your hear me and | |
Siberian' s no better than Nigerian | |
I bring a rattle to a battle that you see me in | |
I' m no villian so why would I be killin indians | |
My nationality' s reality | |
And yo a prejudiced man is of a devil mentality | |
These are words of a wise man, wisdom | |
Take a taste and erase the racism | |
Chorus: Bizmarkie | |
The ink is black, the page is white | |
Together we learn how to read and write | |
People are black, got people that' s white | |
Let' s stop racism, and, let' s unite | |
Verse Two: Big Daddy Kane | |
Yo yo Kane, why don' t you do your part | |
and then let me do mine and then we get outta here | |
go ahead, bet | |
In the days of slavery | |
Some got to run away and many got done away | |
Inferiority is what some men say | |
But that shit played out with Kunta Kinte | |
Then again in the streets of New York | |
I think of Yusef Hawkins, and I see you' e still stalkin | |
And when I think of barriers like Bensonhurst | |
Huh, notice how I mentioned hearse | |
We got to better this world of prejudice | |
People, make peace, and learn to live equal | |
Cause I don' t look at myself as a | |
Coon or a mooley that would have to say massa | |
You better believe that I' m an asiatic descendant | |
And I know what' s been amended and intended | |
So let' s fulfill and get real, and try to build | |
a united nation, eliminate segregation | |
I know there' s different strokes for different folks | |
but I' ve also acknowledged what hatred provokes | |
So don' t hate me or try to underrate me | |
Cause I collect ends drive a Benz and live greatly | |
And we can all live together in harmony | |
Without thinkin what color is harmin me | |
If I' m a slave I' m a slave to the rhythm | |
To ERASE the racism | |
Chrous | |
Outro: Bizmarkie | |
To the black and the white | |
The red and the yellow | |
To all the nationalities | |
I' d like to say hello | |
And I hope they stop racism and it' s comin from our hearts | |
Me, Kool G Rap, Polo, Big Daddy Kane, Cool V, and of course | |
The Diabolical Bizmarkie I hope ya stop racism | |
Peace! |