歌曲 | Evening Chai |
歌手 | Blue Scholars |
专辑 | Blue Scholars |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Geologic | |
I taste the evening and breath in the crisp pacific northwest air | |
As it's leavin' my lips crack the bits | |
This visual kiss, the Puget Sound | |
And the bluest of skies | |
Two sides of the abyss | |
This city was built on the backs of the brave | |
who gave up their home for a dollar a day | |
The same folks who rose up, demanded minimum wage | |
Unofficial slaves not given a page | |
a photograph or a paragraph written to claim them | |
Some got the nerve to say go back to where you came from | |
Same ones who stole the land from chief sealth | |
and then named the city after him | |
as if to say we honor you | |
Right after we conquered you and pillaged your home | |
Soil fertilized with indigenous bones | |
Jimi Hendrix, Ray Charles and Quincy Jones | |
Japanese jazz now hip hop in home | |
At seventh and Jackson the microphone's open | |
Subvert a culture genocide seven years goin' | |
In the moment and the music | |
Time to show and prove it | |
Never will you see me be a Judas to the movement | |
Used to be a student of the beat until I mastered it | |
And then I set it free to let it be the energy | |
That I command when I spit, | |
illest shit heard out of mangled tight lips | |
I like sisters with hips, | |
I like sisters with hope even better than those | |
blow spirit through the smoke out my mouth and my nose | |
I pose questions like ‘why folks wear locs at night' | |
Either to look swass or the moon is too bright | |
These dudes with tight shirts and spiked hair | |
Hit up the late night Chinese joint with fanfare | |
Fresh off the club, one stumblin' drunk | |
Ain't worth my time, he's just a mumblin' punk | |
He be acting like a chump but he still my brown brother | |
Sister by your side dyed hair with fake eyes | |
Probably wonders why she attracts the fake guys | |
I sigh under south side night skies | |
My people, young brown and gifted conversely, | |
The people I belong to believe me it hurts me | |
to use the same fist that I raise against the system | |
to cock back and hit em | |
Getting all caught up in the movement and the music | |
Time to show and prove it | |
Never will you see me be a Judas to the movement | |
Used to be a student of the beat until I mastered it | |
And then I set it free to let it be the energy | |
That I command when I spit, | |
illest shit heard out of mangled tight lips | |
I like sisters with hips, I like sisters with hopes | |
even better than those | |
who blow spirit through the smoke out my mouth and my nose | |
And then I breath out my mouth and my nose | |
And then I breath out my mouth and my nose | |
And then I breath |
zuo qu : Geologic | |
I taste the evening and breath in the crisp pacific northwest air | |
As it' s leavin' my lips crack the bits | |
This visual kiss, the Puget Sound | |
And the bluest of skies | |
Two sides of the abyss | |
This city was built on the backs of the brave | |
who gave up their home for a dollar a day | |
The same folks who rose up, demanded minimum wage | |
Unofficial slaves not given a page | |
a photograph or a paragraph written to claim them | |
Some got the nerve to say go back to where you came from | |
Same ones who stole the land from chief sealth | |
and then named the city after him | |
as if to say we honor you | |
Right after we conquered you and pillaged your home | |
Soil fertilized with indigenous bones | |
Jimi Hendrix, Ray Charles and Quincy Jones | |
Japanese jazz now hip hop in home | |
At seventh and Jackson the microphone' s open | |
Subvert a culture genocide seven years goin' | |
In the moment and the music | |
Time to show and prove it | |
Never will you see me be a Judas to the movement | |
Used to be a student of the beat until I mastered it | |
And then I set it free to let it be the energy | |
That I command when I spit, | |
illest shit heard out of mangled tight lips | |
I like sisters with hips, | |
I like sisters with hope even better than those | |
blow spirit through the smoke out my mouth and my nose | |
I pose questions like ' why folks wear locs at night' | |
Either to look swass or the moon is too bright | |
These dudes with tight shirts and spiked hair | |
Hit up the late night Chinese joint with fanfare | |
Fresh off the club, one stumblin' drunk | |
Ain' t worth my time, he' s just a mumblin' punk | |
He be acting like a chump but he still my brown brother | |
Sister by your side dyed hair with fake eyes | |
Probably wonders why she attracts the fake guys | |
I sigh under south side night skies | |
My people, young brown and gifted conversely, | |
The people I belong to believe me it hurts me | |
to use the same fist that I raise against the system | |
to cock back and hit em | |
Getting all caught up in the movement and the music | |
Time to show and prove it | |
Never will you see me be a Judas to the movement | |
Used to be a student of the beat until I mastered it | |
And then I set it free to let it be the energy | |
That I command when I spit, | |
illest shit heard out of mangled tight lips | |
I like sisters with hips, I like sisters with hopes | |
even better than those | |
who blow spirit through the smoke out my mouth and my nose | |
And then I breath out my mouth and my nose | |
And then I breath out my mouth and my nose | |
And then I breath |
zuò qǔ : Geologic | |
I taste the evening and breath in the crisp pacific northwest air | |
As it' s leavin' my lips crack the bits | |
This visual kiss, the Puget Sound | |
And the bluest of skies | |
Two sides of the abyss | |
This city was built on the backs of the brave | |
who gave up their home for a dollar a day | |
The same folks who rose up, demanded minimum wage | |
Unofficial slaves not given a page | |
a photograph or a paragraph written to claim them | |
Some got the nerve to say go back to where you came from | |
Same ones who stole the land from chief sealth | |
and then named the city after him | |
as if to say we honor you | |
Right after we conquered you and pillaged your home | |
Soil fertilized with indigenous bones | |
Jimi Hendrix, Ray Charles and Quincy Jones | |
Japanese jazz now hip hop in home | |
At seventh and Jackson the microphone' s open | |
Subvert a culture genocide seven years goin' | |
In the moment and the music | |
Time to show and prove it | |
Never will you see me be a Judas to the movement | |
Used to be a student of the beat until I mastered it | |
And then I set it free to let it be the energy | |
That I command when I spit, | |
illest shit heard out of mangled tight lips | |
I like sisters with hips, | |
I like sisters with hope even better than those | |
blow spirit through the smoke out my mouth and my nose | |
I pose questions like ' why folks wear locs at night' | |
Either to look swass or the moon is too bright | |
These dudes with tight shirts and spiked hair | |
Hit up the late night Chinese joint with fanfare | |
Fresh off the club, one stumblin' drunk | |
Ain' t worth my time, he' s just a mumblin' punk | |
He be acting like a chump but he still my brown brother | |
Sister by your side dyed hair with fake eyes | |
Probably wonders why she attracts the fake guys | |
I sigh under south side night skies | |
My people, young brown and gifted conversely, | |
The people I belong to believe me it hurts me | |
to use the same fist that I raise against the system | |
to cock back and hit em | |
Getting all caught up in the movement and the music | |
Time to show and prove it | |
Never will you see me be a Judas to the movement | |
Used to be a student of the beat until I mastered it | |
And then I set it free to let it be the energy | |
That I command when I spit, | |
illest shit heard out of mangled tight lips | |
I like sisters with hips, I like sisters with hopes | |
even better than those | |
who blow spirit through the smoke out my mouth and my nose | |
And then I breath out my mouth and my nose | |
And then I breath out my mouth and my nose | |
And then I breath |