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歌曲 White Privilege II
歌手 Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
歌手 Jamila Woods
专辑 White Privilege II
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[00:17.94] Pulled into the parking lot, parked it
[00:19.45] Zipped up my parka, joined the procession of marchers
[00:23.19] In my head like, "Is this awkward, should I even be here marching?"
[00:27.07] Thinking if they can't, how can I breathe?
[00:29.20] Thinking that they chant, what do I sing?
[00:31.30] I want to take a stance cause we are not free
[00:33.51] And then I thought about it, we are not we
[00:36.35] Am I in the outside looking in, or am I in the inside looking out?
[00:40.38] Is it my place to give my two cents
[00:42.26] Or should I stand on the side and shut my mouth for justice? No peace
[00:46.46] Okay, I'm saying that they're chanting out, "Black lives matter", but I don't say it back
[00:53.38] Is it okay for me to say? I don't know, so I watch and stand
[00:56.60] In front of a line of police that look the same as me
[00:59.28] Only separated by a badge, a baton, a can of Mace, a mask
[01:01.95] A shield, a gun with gloves and hands that gives an alibi
[01:05.81] In case somebody dies behind a bullet that flies out of the 9
[01:07.75] Takes another child's life on sight
[01:11.52] Blood in the streets, no justice, no peace
[01:14.50] No racist beliefs, no rest 'til we're free
[01:18.45] There's blood in the streets, no justice, no peace
[01:22.85] No racist beliefs, no rest 'til we're free
[01:27.26] Blood in the streets, no justice, no peace
[01:31.55] No racist beliefs, no rest 'til we're free
[01:36.34] There's blood in the streets, no justice, no peace
[01:40.68] No racist beliefs, no rest 'til we're free
[01:45.20] (Ben, think about it)
[01:47.37] You've exploited and stolen the music, the moment
[01:49.00] The magic, the passion, the fashion, you toy with
[01:51.32] The culture was never yours to make better
[01:53.64] You're Miley, you're Elvis, you're Iggy Azalea
[01:56.01] Fake and so plastic, you've heisted the magic
[01:58.05] You've taken the drums and the accent you rapped in
[02:00.19] You're branded "hip-hop", it's so fascist and backwards
[02:02.66] That Grandmaster Flash'd go slap it, you bastard
[02:04.49] All the money that you made
[02:05.78] All the watered down pop bullshit version of the culture, pal
[02:08.82] Go buy a big-ass lawn, go with your big-ass house
[02:11.11] Get a big-ass fence, keep people out
[02:13.15] It's all stubborn, anyway, can't you see that now?
[02:15.38] There's no way for you to even that out
[02:17.33] You can join the march, protest, scream and shout
[02:19.68] Get on Twitter, hashtag and seem like you're down
[02:22.14] But they see through it all, people believe you now
[02:23.82] You said publicly, "Rest in peace, Mike Brown"
[02:26.39] You speak about equality, but do you really mean it?
[02:28.98] Are you marching for freedom, or when it's convenient?
[02:30.77] Want people to like you, want to be accepted
[02:32.80] That's probably why you are out here protesting
[02:35.07] Don't think for a second you don't have incentive
[02:37.21] Is this about you, well, then what's your intention?
[02:40.91] What's the intention? What's the intention?
[03:20.56] Psst, I totally get it, you're by yourself
[03:23.26] And the last thing you want to do is take a picture
[03:24.79] But seriously, my little girl loves you
[03:26.79] She's always singing, "I'm gonna pop some tags"
[03:29.43] I'm not kidding, my oldest, you even got him to go thrifting
[03:32.50] And "One Love", oh, my God, that song – brilliant
[03:36.15] Their aunt is gay, when that song came out
[03:38.40] My son told his whole class he was actually proud
[03:41.20] That's so cool, look what you're accomplishing
[03:44.40] Even an old mom like me likes it cause it's positive
[03:47.05] You're the only hip-hop that I let my kids listen to
[03:49.93] Cause you get it, all that negative stuff isn't cool
[03:52.73] Yeah, like all the guns and the drugs
[03:54.90] The niggas and the hoes and the gangs and the thugs
[03:57.50] Even the protest outside – so sad and so dumb
[04:00.36] If a cop pulls you over, it's your fault if you run
[04:06.29] Huh?
[04:07.57] So, they feel that the police are discriminating against the, the black people? I have an advantage? Why? Cause I'm white? What? Haha. No. People nowadays are just pussies. Like, this is the generation to be offended by everything. Black Lives Matter thing is a reason to take arms up over perceived slights. I'm not prejudiced, I just–. 99% of the time across this country, the police are doing their job properly
[04:33.80] Damn, a lot of opinions, a lot of confusion, a lot of resentment
[04:38.52] Some of us scared, some of us defensive and most of us aren't even paying attention
[04:43.74] It seems like we're more concerned with being called racist than we actually are with racism
[04:51.13] I've heard that silences are action and God knows that I've been passive
[04:55.29] What if I actually read a article, actually had a dialogue
[04:57.75] Actually looked at myself, actually got involved?
[05:01.06] If I'm aware of my privilege and do nothing at all, I don't know
[05:07.15] Hip-hop has always been political, yes, it's the reason why this music connects
[05:11.39] So what the **** has happened to my voice if I stay silent when black people are dying
[05:14.52] Then I'm trying to be politically correct?
[05:16.88] I can book a whole tour, sell out the tickets
[05:20.62] Rap entrepreneur, built his own business
[05:22.68] If I'm only in this for my own self-interest, not the culture that gave me a voice to begin with
[05:31.07]
[05:28.87] Then this isn't authentic, it is just a gimmick
[05:30.87] The DIY underdog, so independent
[05:33.66] But the one thing the American dream fails to mention is I was many steps ahead to begin with
[05:39.85] My skin matches the hero, likeness, the image
[05:42.51] America feels safe with my music in their systems
[05:45.56] And it's suited me perfect, the role, I've fulfilled it
[05:48.28] And if I'm the hero, you know who gets cast as the villain
[05:51.15] White supremacy isn't just a white dude in Idaho
[05:53.64] White supremacy protects the privilege I hold
[05:56.20] White supremacy is the soil, the foundation, the cement and the flag that flies outside of my home
[06:01.29] White supremacy is our country's lineage, designed for us to be indifferent
[06:08.18] My success is the product of the same system that let off Darren Wilson guilty
[06:11.67] We want to dress like, walk like, talk like, dance like, yet we just stand by
[06:15.72] We take all we want from black culture, but will we show up for black lives?
[06:22.79] We want to dress like, walk like, talk like, dance like, yet we just stand by
[06:28.74] We take all we want from black culture, but will we show up for black lives?
[06:36.44] Black Lives Matter, to use an analogy, is like if there was a subdivision and a house was on fire. The fire department wouldn't show up and start putting water on all the houses because all houses matter. They would show up and they would turn their water on the house that is burning because that's the house that needs it the most. My generation has taken on the torch of a very age-old fight for black liberation, but also liberation for anyone, and injustice anywhere is still injustice everywhere. The best thing white people can do is talk to each other. And having those very difficult, very painful conversations with your parents, with your family members. I think one of the critical questions for white people in this society is what are you willing to risk, what are you willing to sacrifice to create a more just society?
[07:24.13] Your silence is a luxury, hip-hop is not a luxury
[07:34.06] Your silence is a luxury, hip-hop is not a luxury
[07:43.52] Your silence is a luxury, hip-hop is not a luxury
[07:54.20] Your silence is a luxury, hip-hop is not a luxury
[08:03.70] What I got for me, it is for me
[08:08.62] Why we may, we may to set us free
[08:13.76] What I got for me, it is for me
[08:18.78] Why we may, we may to set us free
[08:24.18] What I got for me, it is for me
[08:29.12] Why we may, we may to set us free
[08:34.38]
[00:17.94] Pulled into the parking lot, parked it
[00:19.45] Zipped up my parka, joined the procession of marchers
[00:23.19] In my head like, " Is this awkward, should I even be here marching?"
[00:27.07] Thinking if they can' t, how can I breathe?
[00:29.20] Thinking that they chant, what do I sing?
[00:31.30] I want to take a stance cause we are not free
[00:33.51] And then I thought about it, we are not we
[00:36.35] Am I in the outside looking in, or am I in the inside looking out?
[00:40.38] Is it my place to give my two cents
[00:42.26] Or should I stand on the side and shut my mouth for justice? No peace
[00:46.46] Okay, I' m saying that they' re chanting out, " Black lives matter", but I don' t say it back
[00:53.38] Is it okay for me to say? I don' t know, so I watch and stand
[00:56.60] In front of a line of police that look the same as me
[00:59.28] Only separated by a badge, a baton, a can of Mace, a mask
[01:01.95] A shield, a gun with gloves and hands that gives an alibi
[01:05.81] In case somebody dies behind a bullet that flies out of the 9
[01:07.75] Takes another child' s life on sight
[01:11.52] Blood in the streets, no justice, no peace
[01:14.50] No racist beliefs, no rest ' til we' re free
[01:18.45] There' s blood in the streets, no justice, no peace
[01:22.85] No racist beliefs, no rest ' til we' re free
[01:27.26] Blood in the streets, no justice, no peace
[01:31.55] No racist beliefs, no rest ' til we' re free
[01:36.34] There' s blood in the streets, no justice, no peace
[01:40.68] No racist beliefs, no rest ' til we' re free
[01:45.20] Ben, think about it
[01:47.37] You' ve exploited and stolen the music, the moment
[01:49.00] The magic, the passion, the fashion, you toy with
[01:51.32] The culture was never yours to make better
[01:53.64] You' re Miley, you' re Elvis, you' re Iggy Azalea
[01:56.01] Fake and so plastic, you' ve heisted the magic
[01:58.05] You' ve taken the drums and the accent you rapped in
[02:00.19] You' re branded " hiphop", it' s so fascist and backwards
[02:02.66] That Grandmaster Flash' d go slap it, you bastard
[02:04.49] All the money that you made
[02:05.78] All the watered down pop bullshit version of the culture, pal
[02:08.82] Go buy a bigass lawn, go with your bigass house
[02:11.11] Get a bigass fence, keep people out
[02:13.15] It' s all stubborn, anyway, can' t you see that now?
[02:15.38] There' s no way for you to even that out
[02:17.33] You can join the march, protest, scream and shout
[02:19.68] Get on Twitter, hashtag and seem like you' re down
[02:22.14] But they see through it all, people believe you now
[02:23.82] You said publicly, " Rest in peace, Mike Brown"
[02:26.39] You speak about equality, but do you really mean it?
[02:28.98] Are you marching for freedom, or when it' s convenient?
[02:30.77] Want people to like you, want to be accepted
[02:32.80] That' s probably why you are out here protesting
[02:35.07] Don' t think for a second you don' t have incentive
[02:37.21] Is this about you, well, then what' s your intention?
[02:40.91] What' s the intention? What' s the intention?
[03:20.56] Psst, I totally get it, you' re by yourself
[03:23.26] And the last thing you want to do is take a picture
[03:24.79] But seriously, my little girl loves you
[03:26.79] She' s always singing, " I' m gonna pop some tags"
[03:29.43] I' m not kidding, my oldest, you even got him to go thrifting
[03:32.50] And " One Love", oh, my God, that song brilliant
[03:36.15] Their aunt is gay, when that song came out
[03:38.40] My son told his whole class he was actually proud
[03:41.20] That' s so cool, look what you' re accomplishing
[03:44.40] Even an old mom like me likes it cause it' s positive
[03:47.05] You' re the only hiphop that I let my kids listen to
[03:49.93] Cause you get it, all that negative stuff isn' t cool
[03:52.73] Yeah, like all the guns and the drugs
[03:54.90] The niggas and the hoes and the gangs and the thugs
[03:57.50] Even the protest outside so sad and so dumb
[04:00.36] If a cop pulls you over, it' s your fault if you run
[04:06.29] Huh?
[04:07.57] So, they feel that the police are discriminating against the, the black people? I have an advantage? Why? Cause I' m white? What? Haha. No. People nowadays are just pussies. Like, this is the generation to be offended by everything. Black Lives Matter thing is a reason to take arms up over perceived slights. I' m not prejudiced, I just. 99 of the time across this country, the police are doing their job properly
[04:33.80] Damn, a lot of opinions, a lot of confusion, a lot of resentment
[04:38.52] Some of us scared, some of us defensive and most of us aren' t even paying attention
[04:43.74] It seems like we' re more concerned with being called racist than we actually are with racism
[04:51.13] I' ve heard that silences are action and God knows that I' ve been passive
[04:55.29] What if I actually read a article, actually had a dialogue
[04:57.75] Actually looked at myself, actually got involved?
[05:01.06] If I' m aware of my privilege and do nothing at all, I don' t know
[05:07.15] Hiphop has always been political, yes, it' s the reason why this music connects
[05:11.39] So what the has happened to my voice if I stay silent when black people are dying
[05:14.52] Then I' m trying to be politically correct?
[05:16.88] I can book a whole tour, sell out the tickets
[05:20.62] Rap entrepreneur, built his own business
[05:22.68] If I' m only in this for my own selfinterest, not the culture that gave me a voice to begin with
[05:31.07]
[05:28.87] Then this isn' t authentic, it is just a gimmick
[05:30.87] The DIY underdog, so independent
[05:33.66] But the one thing the American dream fails to mention is I was many steps ahead to begin with
[05:39.85] My skin matches the hero, likeness, the image
[05:42.51] America feels safe with my music in their systems
[05:45.56] And it' s suited me perfect, the role, I' ve fulfilled it
[05:48.28] And if I' m the hero, you know who gets cast as the villain
[05:51.15] White supremacy isn' t just a white dude in Idaho
[05:53.64] White supremacy protects the privilege I hold
[05:56.20] White supremacy is the soil, the foundation, the cement and the flag that flies outside of my home
[06:01.29] White supremacy is our country' s lineage, designed for us to be indifferent
[06:08.18] My success is the product of the same system that let off Darren Wilson guilty
[06:11.67] We want to dress like, walk like, talk like, dance like, yet we just stand by
[06:15.72] We take all we want from black culture, but will we show up for black lives?
[06:22.79] We want to dress like, walk like, talk like, dance like, yet we just stand by
[06:28.74] We take all we want from black culture, but will we show up for black lives?
[06:36.44] Black Lives Matter, to use an analogy, is like if there was a subdivision and a house was on fire. The fire department wouldn' t show up and start putting water on all the houses because all houses matter. They would show up and they would turn their water on the house that is burning because that' s the house that needs it the most. My generation has taken on the torch of a very ageold fight for black liberation, but also liberation for anyone, and injustice anywhere is still injustice everywhere. The best thing white people can do is talk to each other. And having those very difficult, very painful conversations with your parents, with your family members. I think one of the critical questions for white people in this society is what are you willing to risk, what are you willing to sacrifice to create a more just society?
[07:24.13] Your silence is a luxury, hiphop is not a luxury
[07:34.06] Your silence is a luxury, hiphop is not a luxury
[07:43.52] Your silence is a luxury, hiphop is not a luxury
[07:54.20] Your silence is a luxury, hiphop is not a luxury
[08:03.70] What I got for me, it is for me
[08:08.62] Why we may, we may to set us free
[08:13.76] What I got for me, it is for me
[08:18.78] Why we may, we may to set us free
[08:24.18] What I got for me, it is for me
[08:29.12] Why we may, we may to set us free
[08:34.38]
[00:17.94] Pulled into the parking lot, parked it
[00:19.45] Zipped up my parka, joined the procession of marchers
[00:23.19] In my head like, " Is this awkward, should I even be here marching?"
[00:27.07] Thinking if they can' t, how can I breathe?
[00:29.20] Thinking that they chant, what do I sing?
[00:31.30] I want to take a stance cause we are not free
[00:33.51] And then I thought about it, we are not we
[00:36.35] Am I in the outside looking in, or am I in the inside looking out?
[00:40.38] Is it my place to give my two cents
[00:42.26] Or should I stand on the side and shut my mouth for justice? No peace
[00:46.46] Okay, I' m saying that they' re chanting out, " Black lives matter", but I don' t say it back
[00:53.38] Is it okay for me to say? I don' t know, so I watch and stand
[00:56.60] In front of a line of police that look the same as me
[00:59.28] Only separated by a badge, a baton, a can of Mace, a mask
[01:01.95] A shield, a gun with gloves and hands that gives an alibi
[01:05.81] In case somebody dies behind a bullet that flies out of the 9
[01:07.75] Takes another child' s life on sight
[01:11.52] Blood in the streets, no justice, no peace
[01:14.50] No racist beliefs, no rest ' til we' re free
[01:18.45] There' s blood in the streets, no justice, no peace
[01:22.85] No racist beliefs, no rest ' til we' re free
[01:27.26] Blood in the streets, no justice, no peace
[01:31.55] No racist beliefs, no rest ' til we' re free
[01:36.34] There' s blood in the streets, no justice, no peace
[01:40.68] No racist beliefs, no rest ' til we' re free
[01:45.20] Ben, think about it
[01:47.37] You' ve exploited and stolen the music, the moment
[01:49.00] The magic, the passion, the fashion, you toy with
[01:51.32] The culture was never yours to make better
[01:53.64] You' re Miley, you' re Elvis, you' re Iggy Azalea
[01:56.01] Fake and so plastic, you' ve heisted the magic
[01:58.05] You' ve taken the drums and the accent you rapped in
[02:00.19] You' re branded " hiphop", it' s so fascist and backwards
[02:02.66] That Grandmaster Flash' d go slap it, you bastard
[02:04.49] All the money that you made
[02:05.78] All the watered down pop bullshit version of the culture, pal
[02:08.82] Go buy a bigass lawn, go with your bigass house
[02:11.11] Get a bigass fence, keep people out
[02:13.15] It' s all stubborn, anyway, can' t you see that now?
[02:15.38] There' s no way for you to even that out
[02:17.33] You can join the march, protest, scream and shout
[02:19.68] Get on Twitter, hashtag and seem like you' re down
[02:22.14] But they see through it all, people believe you now
[02:23.82] You said publicly, " Rest in peace, Mike Brown"
[02:26.39] You speak about equality, but do you really mean it?
[02:28.98] Are you marching for freedom, or when it' s convenient?
[02:30.77] Want people to like you, want to be accepted
[02:32.80] That' s probably why you are out here protesting
[02:35.07] Don' t think for a second you don' t have incentive
[02:37.21] Is this about you, well, then what' s your intention?
[02:40.91] What' s the intention? What' s the intention?
[03:20.56] Psst, I totally get it, you' re by yourself
[03:23.26] And the last thing you want to do is take a picture
[03:24.79] But seriously, my little girl loves you
[03:26.79] She' s always singing, " I' m gonna pop some tags"
[03:29.43] I' m not kidding, my oldest, you even got him to go thrifting
[03:32.50] And " One Love", oh, my God, that song brilliant
[03:36.15] Their aunt is gay, when that song came out
[03:38.40] My son told his whole class he was actually proud
[03:41.20] That' s so cool, look what you' re accomplishing
[03:44.40] Even an old mom like me likes it cause it' s positive
[03:47.05] You' re the only hiphop that I let my kids listen to
[03:49.93] Cause you get it, all that negative stuff isn' t cool
[03:52.73] Yeah, like all the guns and the drugs
[03:54.90] The niggas and the hoes and the gangs and the thugs
[03:57.50] Even the protest outside so sad and so dumb
[04:00.36] If a cop pulls you over, it' s your fault if you run
[04:06.29] Huh?
[04:07.57] So, they feel that the police are discriminating against the, the black people? I have an advantage? Why? Cause I' m white? What? Haha. No. People nowadays are just pussies. Like, this is the generation to be offended by everything. Black Lives Matter thing is a reason to take arms up over perceived slights. I' m not prejudiced, I just. 99 of the time across this country, the police are doing their job properly
[04:33.80] Damn, a lot of opinions, a lot of confusion, a lot of resentment
[04:38.52] Some of us scared, some of us defensive and most of us aren' t even paying attention
[04:43.74] It seems like we' re more concerned with being called racist than we actually are with racism
[04:51.13] I' ve heard that silences are action and God knows that I' ve been passive
[04:55.29] What if I actually read a article, actually had a dialogue
[04:57.75] Actually looked at myself, actually got involved?
[05:01.06] If I' m aware of my privilege and do nothing at all, I don' t know
[05:07.15] Hiphop has always been political, yes, it' s the reason why this music connects
[05:11.39] So what the has happened to my voice if I stay silent when black people are dying
[05:14.52] Then I' m trying to be politically correct?
[05:16.88] I can book a whole tour, sell out the tickets
[05:20.62] Rap entrepreneur, built his own business
[05:22.68] If I' m only in this for my own selfinterest, not the culture that gave me a voice to begin with
[05:31.07]
[05:28.87] Then this isn' t authentic, it is just a gimmick
[05:30.87] The DIY underdog, so independent
[05:33.66] But the one thing the American dream fails to mention is I was many steps ahead to begin with
[05:39.85] My skin matches the hero, likeness, the image
[05:42.51] America feels safe with my music in their systems
[05:45.56] And it' s suited me perfect, the role, I' ve fulfilled it
[05:48.28] And if I' m the hero, you know who gets cast as the villain
[05:51.15] White supremacy isn' t just a white dude in Idaho
[05:53.64] White supremacy protects the privilege I hold
[05:56.20] White supremacy is the soil, the foundation, the cement and the flag that flies outside of my home
[06:01.29] White supremacy is our country' s lineage, designed for us to be indifferent
[06:08.18] My success is the product of the same system that let off Darren Wilson guilty
[06:11.67] We want to dress like, walk like, talk like, dance like, yet we just stand by
[06:15.72] We take all we want from black culture, but will we show up for black lives?
[06:22.79] We want to dress like, walk like, talk like, dance like, yet we just stand by
[06:28.74] We take all we want from black culture, but will we show up for black lives?
[06:36.44] Black Lives Matter, to use an analogy, is like if there was a subdivision and a house was on fire. The fire department wouldn' t show up and start putting water on all the houses because all houses matter. They would show up and they would turn their water on the house that is burning because that' s the house that needs it the most. My generation has taken on the torch of a very ageold fight for black liberation, but also liberation for anyone, and injustice anywhere is still injustice everywhere. The best thing white people can do is talk to each other. And having those very difficult, very painful conversations with your parents, with your family members. I think one of the critical questions for white people in this society is what are you willing to risk, what are you willing to sacrifice to create a more just society?
[07:24.13] Your silence is a luxury, hiphop is not a luxury
[07:34.06] Your silence is a luxury, hiphop is not a luxury
[07:43.52] Your silence is a luxury, hiphop is not a luxury
[07:54.20] Your silence is a luxury, hiphop is not a luxury
[08:03.70] What I got for me, it is for me
[08:08.62] Why we may, we may to set us free
[08:13.76] What I got for me, it is for me
[08:18.78] Why we may, we may to set us free
[08:24.18] What I got for me, it is for me
[08:29.12] Why we may, we may to set us free
[08:34.38]
[00:17.94] 驶入停车场 停稳车辆
[00:19.45] 拉上派克大衣拉链 加入游行队伍
[00:23.19] 心中暗想"这尴尬吗 我配参加游行吗"
[00:27.07] 想着他们若不能呼吸 我凭什么可以
[00:29.20] 听着他们的口号 我该唱些什么
[00:31.30] 我要表明立场 因我们仍未自由
[00:33.51] 转念一想 我们并非共同体
[00:36.35] 我是局外人旁观 还是身在局中
[00:40.38] 我是否有资格发表意见
[00:42.26] 或该闭嘴站边 为正义沉默？绝不
[00:46.46] 他们高喊"黑命攸关" 我却不敢应和
[00:53.38] 我能说这话吗 只能踌躇观望
[00:56.60] 面对那些与我同肤色的警察
[00:59.28] 仅隔着警徽 警棍 胡椒喷雾 面罩
[01:01.95] 盾牌 手套和配枪 随时准备不在场证明
[01:05.81] 当九毫米子弹夺走生命
[01:07.75] 又一名孩子当场丧生
[01:11.52] 鲜血染街头 无正义 无安宁
[01:14.50] 摒弃种族主义 自由前不歇息
[01:18.45] 鲜血染街头 无正义 无安宁
[01:22.85] 摒弃种族主义 自由前不歇息
[01:27.26] 鲜血染街头 无正义 无安宁
[01:31.55] 摒弃种族主义 自由前不歇息
[01:36.34] 鲜血染街头 无正义 无安宁
[01:40.68] 摒弃种族主义 自由前不歇息
[01:45.20] (本 你好好想想)
[01:47.37] 你剽窃了音乐 窃取了时代精神
[01:49.00] 偷走魔力 激情 潮流 肆意玩弄
[01:51.32] 这文化从来轮不到你来改良
[01:53.64] 你是麦莉 是猫王 是伊基·阿塞莉娅
[01:56.01] 虚伪做作 盗取黑人文化魔力
[01:58.05] 窃走鼓点韵律 模仿黑人腔调
[02:00.19] 标榜嘻哈标签 何等法西斯倒退
[02:02.66] 闪手大师都会给你耳光 混蛋
[02:04.49] 你赚的所有钱财
[02:05.78] 都是流行垃圾 对文化的稀释 伙计
[02:08.82] 去买大草坪 住进大豪宅
[02:11.11] 筑起高栅栏 把穷人挡在外
[02:13.15] 反正顽固不化 你现在还不明白？
[02:15.38] 你永远无法弥补这鸿沟
[02:17.33] 你可以参加游行 抗议 呐喊
[02:19.68] 发推特带话题 假装支持运动
[02:22.14] 但人们早已看穿 如今谁还信你
[02:23.82] 你公开说"安息吧 迈克尔·布朗"
[02:26.39] 你空谈平等 但可曾真心实意
[02:28.98] 是为自由抗争 还是逢场作戏？
[02:30.77] 渴望被喜爱 渴望被接纳
[02:32.80] 这大概才是你抗议的动机
[02:35.07] 别妄想你没有既得利益
[02:37.21] 若为你自己 那究竟什么目的？
[02:40.91] 什么目的？什么目的？
[03:20.56] 嘘 我完全理解 你独自一人
[03:23.26] 最讨厌被要求合影
[03:24.79] 但说真的 我小女儿超爱你
[03:26.79] 总在唱"我要去淘些二手货"
[03:29.43] 不骗你 大儿子受你影响也爱逛旧货店
[03:32.50] 还有《同一份爱》 天啊 神曲
[03:36.15] 他们姑姑是同性恋 歌出来时
[03:38.40] 我儿子向全班骄傲出柜
[03:41.20] 多酷啊 看你带来的影响
[03:44.40] 连我这种老母亲都爱这正能量
[03:47.05] 你是我唯一允许孩子听的嘻哈
[03:49.93] 因为你懂 那些负面糟粕太差劲
[03:52.73] 那些枪支毒品
[03:54.90] 黑鬼妓女帮派暴徒的糟粕
[03:57.50] 连外面抗议都那么可悲愚蠢
[04:00.36] 警察拦你车 逃跑就是你错
[04:06.29] 嗯？
[04:07.57] 所以他们觉得警察歧视黑人？我有特权？因为我是白人？哈 如今的人都是软蛋 什么都能冒犯 "黑命攸关"不过是借题发挥 我不是偏见 只是...全国99%的警察都恪尽职守
[04:33.80] 该死 这么多观点 这么多困惑 这么多怨恨
[04:38.52] 有人恐惧 有人戒备 多数人根本漠不关心
[04:43.74] 我们更在乎被骂种族主义 而非真正解决种族问题
[04:51.13] 沉默即是共犯 上帝知道我有多消极
[04:55.29] 若我真去读篇文章 真去对话
[04:57.75] 真去反省 真去参与呢？
[05:01.06] 若我明知特权却无动于衷 我不知道
[05:07.15] 嘻哈从来关乎政治 正因如此才引发共鸣
[05:11.39] 若对黑人死亡保持沉默 还谈什么政治正确？
[05:14.52] 我能预订全场巡演 门票售罄
[05:16.88] 说唱企业家 自立门户
[05:20.62] 若只为私利 而非回馈赋予我声音的文化
[05:22.68] 那这一切不过噱头 毫无真实
[05:28.87] DIY草根 标榜独立
[05:30.87] 但美国梦没说的是我天生领先
[05:33.66] 肤色符合英雄形象设定
[05:39.85] 美国放心让我的音乐进入他们系统
[05:42.51] 我完美扮演这个角色
[05:45.56] 若我是英雄 你知道谁会被写成反派
[05:48.28] 白人至上不是爱达荷州的白人疯子
[05:51.15] 白人至上保护着我手握的特权
[05:53.64] 白人至上是土壤 是地基 是水泥
[05:56.20] 是我家门外飘扬的国旗
[06:01.29] 白人至上是国家血脉 设计让我们冷漠
[06:08.18] 我的成功与判达伦·威尔逊无罪的系统同源
[06:11.67] 我们模仿黑人穿着 步态 谈吐 舞姿 却袖手旁观
[06:15.72] 我们榨取黑人文化 可会为黑人生命站出来？
[06:22.79] 我们模仿黑人穿着 步态 谈吐 舞姿 却袖手旁观
[06:28.74] 我们榨取黑人文化 可会为黑人生命站出来？
[06:36.44] 黑命攸关 就像小区着火 消防队不会给所有房子洒水 因为所有房子都重要 他们会集中灭火 因为那栋最需要 我们这代人接过黑人解放的火炬 也是所有人的解放 不公 anywhere 仍是不公 everywhere 白人最能做的就是彼此对话 与父母家人进行艰难痛苦的对话 关键问题是 你愿意冒险牺牲什么来创造更公正的社会？
[07:24.13] 沉默是你的特权 嘻哈不是特权
[07:34.06] 沉默是你的特权 嘻哈不是特权
[07:43.52] 沉默是你的特权 嘻哈不是特权
[07:54.20] 沉默是你的特权 嘻哈不是特权
[08:03.70] 我所得 皆为自我
[08:08.62] 为何我们 要争取自由
[08:13.76] 我所得 皆为自我
[08:18.78] 为何我们 要争取自由
[08:24.18] 我所得 皆为自我
[08:29.12] 为何我们 要争取自由
[08:34.38]
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