For anyone, for anyone, anywhere that's ever had mutha fuckers tryin' to step on you,
tryin' to step on your dreams, tryin' to step on your life, tryin' to hold you down,
tryin' to keep you low, we got something for y'all mutha fuckers

Chorus:
Fuck 'em if you're doing your thing
They run point a finger
Figer they got it figered out
This whole life is a contradiction
Your who? Hell naw, I won't listen
Blow the universe into submission

Verse 1:
From eternity I could feel it in me
One love, soul vibe, flow incredibly
I said I believe and Ima bend history
I'ma take what I need you don't owe shit to me
They pissed at me for being careless
I ain't always right, but always true
I could fearless
How they react to what I do
Cause they jealous
Gimmie some room I'm comin' thru with the new
Fuck you
Did what I did, I had to do
Bread up on violence and the blue coats
Seen some people get live and now they gone
If you got hate then bring it on
And if you got love then bring it on

Cars crash, people lie
Planes fall from the sky
Mothers get high and babies die
To keep the fear alive

Bridge:
But you ain't gonna ever steal my shine
No, naw, cause it's mine

Verse 2:
Illuminated, all feeling triple X rated
Try to pull me down, but I made it
I'ma give you somethin' from the heart
If it stands in the way, tear that Mutha fucka down, oops,
Turn that bitch around, oops,
How you feelin' now
Come around, go around
I'm alive trawin' sound time
And space shifta, mood lifta, love bringa
Hole filla, strong like gorilla,
In my dreams tryin' to kill a enemy
How you feelin', bigger than theirs drops in the sea
Top billin', deeper than the thoughts you believe
I can read from your action
You ain't got no action
Hear the message, blast son
Wicked plot, jealous lie
Secrets talk, and money buys
Mothers get high and babies die
To keep their fear alive

Bridge

Chorus

Drop:
Take all the little babies across the whole world
And teach those beautiful little boys and girls
The truth

Chorus


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    Awesome song, I've been a huge fan of Marz ever since he was with Dark Lotus, he was awesome back then, and he still is today.

    ChyldeOfTheLotuson March 15, 2003   Link

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