Hell No, We Ain't Allright 歌词
| 歌曲 | Hell No, We Ain't Allright |
| 歌手 | Public Enemy |
| 专辑 | Beats and Places |
| 下载 | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Drayton, Ridenhour, Rosado | |
| People are dying. | |
| They don't have homes. | |
| They don't have jobs. | |
| The city of | |
| New Orleans will never be the same | |
| Now let's get off your asses and let's do somethingand let's fix the biggest goddamn crisis in the history of this country | |
| Guess it gotta come down to this. | |
| In order to see things for what they are and what they is. | |
| We still may not be free up in this piece or treated very equally asfar as | |
| I can see. now if you saw what | |
| I sawAnd see what | |
| I see on the | |
| TV that lead me to write this songafter talking to my father. | |
| But the anger in this song seem to write it's damn self... | |
| Hell No We | |
| Ain't Alright(It's your boy Son of a Bush. Hahaha.) | |
| Now all these press conferences and breaking news alert [this just in] | |
| While your government looks for a war to win. | |
| Claim for the blame game, names where | |
| I beginWalls closin, need to get some help to my kin | |
| While the rest of this | |
| Bush nation standsthe drama unfolds as we the people under the stand | |
| Fifty percent of this | |
| Son of a Bush nationis like hatin on hatin aspect of assassination | |
| Ask Pat Robinson, quiz him[Smells like terrorism] | |
| Racism in the news, still one sided views. | |
| Sayin whites find food | |
| Pray for the | |
| National Guard who be ready to shootbecause they be sayin us blacks loot | |
| New Orleans in the mornin, afternoon, and night(Hell no! Hell no. We Ain't Alright!) | |
| New Orleans in the mornin, afternoon, and night(Hell no! Hell no. We Ain't Alright!) | |
| New Orleans in the mornin, afternoon, and night(Hell no! Hell no. We Ain't Alright!) | |
| New Orleans in the mornin, afternoon, and night(Hell no!) | |
| Damn damn."Neva bada than" - "Bring the Noise" | |
| Now them violence is quick, tsunamis, | |
| I don't mean to scare | |
| Wasn't this written somewhere? | |
| Disgraces, all | |
| I been seein is hurtin black faces | |
| Moved out to harm in far away places[Emergency] statements, corpses, alligators, and snakes | |
| Big difference between this haze and [the little diamonds on the VMAs] | |
| Betta look what's really important, y'all under the sun | |
| Especially if you are over 21(This ain't no TV show) ain't no video (this is really real!) | |
| Y'all hearin' the same old keep it real | |
| Posin' for | |
| TV stars, havin' big rim cars[But these streets be bloody, b] no matter where you at no gas | |
| Driving a luxury (urgency) | |
| Don't y'all know? (It's in a state of emergency) | |
| Show somebody's government is far from reality | |
| Somebody's government is far from reality! | |
| New Orleans in the mornin, afternoon, and night(Hell no! Hell no. We Ain't Alright!) | |
| New Orleans in the mornin, afternoon, and night(Hell no! Hell no. We Ain't Alright! We got a problem.) | |
| New Orleans in the mornin, afternoon, and night(Hell no! Hell no. We Ain't Alright!) | |
| New Orleans in the mornin, afternoon, and night(Hell no!) | |
| And they don't have a clue what's going on down there | |
| And I'm like, you gotta be kidding me | |
| This is a natural disaster | |
| Anyway you look at it, it's a tragedy. | |
| It's awful down here, man | |
| God is lookin down on all this | |
| And if they aren't doing everything in their power to save people | |
| They are gonna pay the price | |
| Do you know where | |
| I'm coming from? | |
| Now I see we be the new faces of refugees | |
| We ain't even overseas, but stuck here on our knees | |
| Forget the plasma | |
| TV, ain't no electricity | |
| New world's upside down and out of order | |
| Shelter? Food? | |
| Wassup, [where's the water?] | |
| No answers from disaster, them masses hurtin' | |
| So who the f- we call - | |
| Halliburton? | |
| Son of a Bush, how you wanna just trust that catto fix shit, when all the help is stuck in | |
| Iraq?Makin war plans, takin more stands than | |
| Afghanistan2, 000 soldiers there dyin in the sand. | |
| But that's over there, right? [What's over here?] | |
| Is a noise so loud | |
| That some can't hear | |
| But on TV | |
| I can seeBunches of people | |
| Looking just like me | |
| And they ain't all right(Wait wait wait wait yo yo what?) | |
| New Orleans in the mornin, afternoon, and night(Hell no! Hell no. We Ain't Alright!) | |
| Mississippi in the mornin, afternoon, and night(Hell no! Hell no. We Ain't Alright!) | |
| Alabama in the mornin, afternoon, and night(Hell no! Hell no. We Ain't Alright!) | |
| USA in the mornin, afternoon, and night(Hell no! Hell no. We Ain't Alright.) | |
| We definitly ain't alright. | |
| And some of y'all voted for that cat! | |
| Son of a Bush. | |
| That's right, what | |
| God giveth sometimes your country taketh away | |
| I'mma see y'all at the million man march | |
| Tenth year aniversary of the million man march. | |
| That's right the minutes are gonna drop, and that's right, fahrenheit | |
| Yeah. And many of our people and our organizations are gettingtogether now in | |
| Washington | |
| DCOctober 16th y'all... 2005 | |
| We had all these issues to talk about, we got more issues to talkabout now y'all | |
| Betta yet, ideas to listen to and spread | |
| Yeah... Comin from | |
| Public Enemy. | |
| Number one y'all... | |
| Public Enemy 2005 | |
| Public Enemy 2006. | |
| Yeah. Public | |
| Enemy 2007(Let me tell y'all somethinAll of our hearts is out there with y'all, you know what I'm sayin?And we sendin trucks, we sendin boats, boxes of cans of soup... and everythingClothes and all of that. shoesWe donating everything to y'all, you know what I'm saying?Don't worry, y'all ain't by yourself, you need to know that) |
| zuo ci : Drayton, Ridenhour, Rosado | |
| People are dying. | |
| They don' t have homes. | |
| They don' t have jobs. | |
| The city of | |
| New Orleans will never be the same | |
| Now let' s get off your asses and let' s do somethingand let' s fix the biggest goddamn crisis in the history of this country | |
| Guess it gotta come down to this. | |
| In order to see things for what they are and what they is. | |
| We still may not be free up in this piece or treated very equally asfar as | |
| I can see. now if you saw what | |
| I sawAnd see what | |
| I see on the | |
| TV that lead me to write this songafter talking to my father. | |
| But the anger in this song seem to write it' s damn self... | |
| Hell No We | |
| Ain' t Alright It' s your boy Son of a Bush. Hahaha. | |
| Now all these press conferences and breaking news alert this just in | |
| While your government looks for a war to win. | |
| Claim for the blame game, names where | |
| I beginWalls closin, need to get some help to my kin | |
| While the rest of this | |
| Bush nation standsthe drama unfolds as we the people under the stand | |
| Fifty percent of this | |
| Son of a Bush nationis like hatin on hatin aspect of assassination | |
| Ask Pat Robinson, quiz him Smells like terrorism | |
| Racism in the news, still one sided views. | |
| Sayin whites find food | |
| Pray for the | |
| National Guard who be ready to shootbecause they be sayin us blacks loot | |
| New Orleans in the mornin, afternoon, and night Hell no! Hell no. We Ain' t Alright! | |
| New Orleans in the mornin, afternoon, and night Hell no! Hell no. We Ain' t Alright! | |
| New Orleans in the mornin, afternoon, and night Hell no! Hell no. We Ain' t Alright! | |
| New Orleans in the mornin, afternoon, and night Hell no! | |
| Damn damn." Neva bada than" " Bring the Noise" | |
| Now them violence is quick, tsunamis, | |
| I don' t mean to scare | |
| Wasn' t this written somewhere? | |
| Disgraces, all | |
| I been seein is hurtin black faces | |
| Moved out to harm in far away places Emergency statements, corpses, alligators, and snakes | |
| Big difference between this haze and the little diamonds on the VMAs | |
| Betta look what' s really important, y' all under the sun | |
| Especially if you are over 21 This ain' t no TV show ain' t no video this is really real! | |
| Y' all hearin' the same old keep it real | |
| Posin' for | |
| TV stars, havin' big rim cars But these streets be bloody, b no matter where you at no gas | |
| Driving a luxury urgency | |
| Don' t y' all know? It' s in a state of emergency | |
| Show somebody' s government is far from reality | |
| Somebody' s government is far from reality! | |
| New Orleans in the mornin, afternoon, and night Hell no! Hell no. We Ain' t Alright! | |
| New Orleans in the mornin, afternoon, and night Hell no! Hell no. We Ain' t Alright! We got a problem. | |
| New Orleans in the mornin, afternoon, and night Hell no! Hell no. We Ain' t Alright! | |
| New Orleans in the mornin, afternoon, and night Hell no! | |
| And they don' t have a clue what' s going on down there | |
| And I' m like, you gotta be kidding me | |
| This is a natural disaster | |
| Anyway you look at it, it' s a tragedy. | |
| It' s awful down here, man | |
| God is lookin down on all this | |
| And if they aren' t doing everything in their power to save people | |
| They are gonna pay the price | |
| Do you know where | |
| I' m coming from? | |
| Now I see we be the new faces of refugees | |
| We ain' t even overseas, but stuck here on our knees | |
| Forget the plasma | |
| TV, ain' t no electricity | |
| New world' s upside down and out of order | |
| Shelter? Food? | |
| Wassup, where' s the water? | |
| No answers from disaster, them masses hurtin' | |
| So who the f we call | |
| Halliburton? | |
| Son of a Bush, how you wanna just trust that catto fix shit, when all the help is stuck in | |
| Iraq? Makin war plans, takin more stands than | |
| Afghanistan2, 000 soldiers there dyin in the sand. | |
| But that' s over there, right? What' s over here? | |
| Is a noise so loud | |
| That some can' t hear | |
| But on TV | |
| I can seeBunches of people | |
| Looking just like me | |
| And they ain' t all right Wait wait wait wait yo yo what? | |
| New Orleans in the mornin, afternoon, and night Hell no! Hell no. We Ain' t Alright! | |
| Mississippi in the mornin, afternoon, and night Hell no! Hell no. We Ain' t Alright! | |
| Alabama in the mornin, afternoon, and night Hell no! Hell no. We Ain' t Alright! | |
| USA in the mornin, afternoon, and night Hell no! Hell no. We Ain' t Alright. | |
| We definitly ain' t alright. | |
| And some of y' all voted for that cat! | |
| Son of a Bush. | |
| That' s right, what | |
| God giveth sometimes your country taketh away | |
| I' mma see y' all at the million man march | |
| Tenth year aniversary of the million man march. | |
| That' s right the minutes are gonna drop, and that' s right, fahrenheit | |
| Yeah. And many of our people and our organizations are gettingtogether now in | |
| Washington | |
| DCOctober 16th y' all... 2005 | |
| We had all these issues to talk about, we got more issues to talkabout now y' all | |
| Betta yet, ideas to listen to and spread | |
| Yeah... Comin from | |
| Public Enemy. | |
| Number one y' all... | |
| Public Enemy 2005 | |
| Public Enemy 2006. | |
| Yeah. Public | |
| Enemy 2007 Let me tell y' all somethinAll of our hearts is out there with y' all, you know what I' m sayin? And we sendin trucks, we sendin boats, boxes of cans of soup... and everythingClothes and all of that. shoesWe donating everything to y' all, you know what I' m saying? Don' t worry, y' all ain' t by yourself, you need to know that |
| zuò cí : Drayton, Ridenhour, Rosado | |
| People are dying. | |
| They don' t have homes. | |
| They don' t have jobs. | |
| The city of | |
| New Orleans will never be the same | |
| Now let' s get off your asses and let' s do somethingand let' s fix the biggest goddamn crisis in the history of this country | |
| Guess it gotta come down to this. | |
| In order to see things for what they are and what they is. | |
| We still may not be free up in this piece or treated very equally asfar as | |
| I can see. now if you saw what | |
| I sawAnd see what | |
| I see on the | |
| TV that lead me to write this songafter talking to my father. | |
| But the anger in this song seem to write it' s damn self... | |
| Hell No We | |
| Ain' t Alright It' s your boy Son of a Bush. Hahaha. | |
| Now all these press conferences and breaking news alert this just in | |
| While your government looks for a war to win. | |
| Claim for the blame game, names where | |
| I beginWalls closin, need to get some help to my kin | |
| While the rest of this | |
| Bush nation standsthe drama unfolds as we the people under the stand | |
| Fifty percent of this | |
| Son of a Bush nationis like hatin on hatin aspect of assassination | |
| Ask Pat Robinson, quiz him Smells like terrorism | |
| Racism in the news, still one sided views. | |
| Sayin whites find food | |
| Pray for the | |
| National Guard who be ready to shootbecause they be sayin us blacks loot | |
| New Orleans in the mornin, afternoon, and night Hell no! Hell no. We Ain' t Alright! | |
| New Orleans in the mornin, afternoon, and night Hell no! Hell no. We Ain' t Alright! | |
| New Orleans in the mornin, afternoon, and night Hell no! Hell no. We Ain' t Alright! | |
| New Orleans in the mornin, afternoon, and night Hell no! | |
| Damn damn." Neva bada than" " Bring the Noise" | |
| Now them violence is quick, tsunamis, | |
| I don' t mean to scare | |
| Wasn' t this written somewhere? | |
| Disgraces, all | |
| I been seein is hurtin black faces | |
| Moved out to harm in far away places Emergency statements, corpses, alligators, and snakes | |
| Big difference between this haze and the little diamonds on the VMAs | |
| Betta look what' s really important, y' all under the sun | |
| Especially if you are over 21 This ain' t no TV show ain' t no video this is really real! | |
| Y' all hearin' the same old keep it real | |
| Posin' for | |
| TV stars, havin' big rim cars But these streets be bloody, b no matter where you at no gas | |
| Driving a luxury urgency | |
| Don' t y' all know? It' s in a state of emergency | |
| Show somebody' s government is far from reality | |
| Somebody' s government is far from reality! | |
| New Orleans in the mornin, afternoon, and night Hell no! Hell no. We Ain' t Alright! | |
| New Orleans in the mornin, afternoon, and night Hell no! Hell no. We Ain' t Alright! We got a problem. | |
| New Orleans in the mornin, afternoon, and night Hell no! Hell no. We Ain' t Alright! | |
| New Orleans in the mornin, afternoon, and night Hell no! | |
| And they don' t have a clue what' s going on down there | |
| And I' m like, you gotta be kidding me | |
| This is a natural disaster | |
| Anyway you look at it, it' s a tragedy. | |
| It' s awful down here, man | |
| God is lookin down on all this | |
| And if they aren' t doing everything in their power to save people | |
| They are gonna pay the price | |
| Do you know where | |
| I' m coming from? | |
| Now I see we be the new faces of refugees | |
| We ain' t even overseas, but stuck here on our knees | |
| Forget the plasma | |
| TV, ain' t no electricity | |
| New world' s upside down and out of order | |
| Shelter? Food? | |
| Wassup, where' s the water? | |
| No answers from disaster, them masses hurtin' | |
| So who the f we call | |
| Halliburton? | |
| Son of a Bush, how you wanna just trust that catto fix shit, when all the help is stuck in | |
| Iraq? Makin war plans, takin more stands than | |
| Afghanistan2, 000 soldiers there dyin in the sand. | |
| But that' s over there, right? What' s over here? | |
| Is a noise so loud | |
| That some can' t hear | |
| But on TV | |
| I can seeBunches of people | |
| Looking just like me | |
| And they ain' t all right Wait wait wait wait yo yo what? | |
| New Orleans in the mornin, afternoon, and night Hell no! Hell no. We Ain' t Alright! | |
| Mississippi in the mornin, afternoon, and night Hell no! Hell no. We Ain' t Alright! | |
| Alabama in the mornin, afternoon, and night Hell no! Hell no. We Ain' t Alright! | |
| USA in the mornin, afternoon, and night Hell no! Hell no. We Ain' t Alright. | |
| We definitly ain' t alright. | |
| And some of y' all voted for that cat! | |
| Son of a Bush. | |
| That' s right, what | |
| God giveth sometimes your country taketh away | |
| I' mma see y' all at the million man march | |
| Tenth year aniversary of the million man march. | |
| That' s right the minutes are gonna drop, and that' s right, fahrenheit | |
| Yeah. And many of our people and our organizations are gettingtogether now in | |
| Washington | |
| DCOctober 16th y' all... 2005 | |
| We had all these issues to talk about, we got more issues to talkabout now y' all | |
| Betta yet, ideas to listen to and spread | |
| Yeah... Comin from | |
| Public Enemy. | |
| Number one y' all... | |
| Public Enemy 2005 | |
| Public Enemy 2006. | |
| Yeah. Public | |
| Enemy 2007 Let me tell y' all somethinAll of our hearts is out there with y' all, you know what I' m sayin? And we sendin trucks, we sendin boats, boxes of cans of soup... and everythingClothes and all of that. shoesWe donating everything to y' all, you know what I' m saying? Don' t worry, y' all ain' t by yourself, you need to know that |
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