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White Lie
Same womb
Different daddies
Different skin colors
A mother who loved one more than the others
White was believed
White was good hair
Black took belts white couldn't bare
Black stood strong
Developed a backbone
Had to protect the white younger one
White's womb birthed a healthy black son
Void of two fathers minus the real one
Four months of, "Does he go or does he stay?"
Left black boy the family's first give away
White became envious of strength dressed in black
Forgot that same strength had her damn back
hours, days, weeks, years
Followed by lies in the adopted's ears
After 18 birthdays, let the truth be told!
White wanted the glitz and a man dipped in gold
No chair to rock, no baby to hold
Only black to mock and homeless stories told
Coming to the scene once the baby's a man
The hard part is over!
Now let's begin!
White keeps one in the chamber in case the past starts
Can't dare reliving truths from her own absent heart
Strong backs to break with lies of no home
Gotta make sure strong-black stands alone
Had to take what's left and develop a mess
Can't admit now what she won't confess
Bonds destroyed that nature intended
Because white was weak and became offended
Passing herself off as a saviour of black men
No where around when her son's life began
Character assassination at the one who stood strong
Can't have her in the room with the son I disowned
Now lies stand tall with many social followers
Tales made bite-sized for future gens to swallow
All hail the white one!
Painted up in MAC
With her hand-me-down gifts dragged from a weak back
All hail the white one!
With a lost black history
Sent her youngest to military school to learn life's mysteries
Yearning for respect she never carried within
Forever telling lies that always defend
No respect here for the strategy used
I can only grin and bare another scar fused
With love, nephew
You were wanted and missed dearly
Different daddies
Different skin colors
A mother who loved one more than the others
White was believed
White was good hair
Black took belts white couldn't bare
Black stood strong
Developed a backbone
Had to protect the white younger one
White's womb birthed a healthy black son
Void of two fathers minus the real one
Four months of, "Does he go or does he stay?"
Left black boy the family's first give away
White became envious of strength dressed in black
Forgot that same strength had her damn back
hours, days, weeks, years
Followed by lies in the adopted's ears
After 18 birthdays, let the truth be told!
White wanted the glitz and a man dipped in gold
No chair to rock, no baby to hold
Only black to mock and homeless stories told
Coming to the scene once the baby's a man
The hard part is over!
Now let's begin!
White keeps one in the chamber in case the past starts
Can't dare reliving truths from her own absent heart
Strong backs to break with lies of no home
Gotta make sure strong-black stands alone
Had to take what's left and develop a mess
Can't admit now what she won't confess
Bonds destroyed that nature intended
Because white was weak and became offended
Passing herself off as a saviour of black men
No where around when her son's life began
Character assassination at the one who stood strong
Can't have her in the room with the son I disowned
Now lies stand tall with many social followers
Tales made bite-sized for future gens to swallow
All hail the white one!
Painted up in MAC
With her hand-me-down gifts dragged from a weak back
All hail the white one!
With a lost black history
Sent her youngest to military school to learn life's mysteries
Yearning for respect she never carried within
Forever telling lies that always defend
No respect here for the strategy used
I can only grin and bare another scar fused
With love, nephew
You were wanted and missed dearly
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