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Let me set the record straight
I feel a need to remind you
That it's no longer 1607
And damn sure ain't 1492
We are no longer your slaves
This ain't the Antebellum South
So be careful how you talk to us
And the words coming from your mouth
How could this be the land of the free
And the home of the brave?
When you can't admit you wouldn't have shit
If it were not for the slaves
And now 400 years later
You still try keeping us down
Take that shit to Deep Creek, Chesapeake
You got me fucked up! This is P-town!
White supremacy doesn't live here
Jim got evicted a long time ago
Now we can freely teach our sons
To allow their locs and beards to grow
And we can teach our daughters
That they're the mothers of all creation
And life up our people, from sea to sea
In a Moorish-America civilization

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