This is me, black and most hated in all fifty
From Genocide to Swastikas and right wing committees
This is me, the witness to governmental conspiracy
Overcrowded cells breed addicts to feed my street
This is me, the one the Aryan nation wanna touch
Burn my church, set me up, hog tie, wet me up
And at the same time my own block, hold a nine
And a bullet with my name in case I go against the grain

America sleeps, while children play with cyber sex
And my neighbor's hard to love 'cause I know he child molests
Money manifest the greed, greed manifest the murder
Murder manifest revenge to hold the cycle of the sin

But I shot Lucifer, Christ compelled me
Christ compelled me, we bring the truth to life
I shocked the world with it, shocked the world with it
A governmental conspiracy to murder me

Descendants of Charles Manson never seem to cease
'cause everyday man impregnates the belly of the beast

This is me, in the United States of Amnesia
Your state of a union don't address me
When my block is in the seizure
This is me, the revolution televised in the century
Millennium Armageddon, every time you ever mention
This is me, I fight holy wars with the dot coms
Raise wars and modern Vietnams, they yellin'
This is me, I circle your retreat
I'm standing at the foot of marshall law
And I watch my homies bleed

America sleeps, and money got the kids impressed
Put the president in jail, he in office having sex
Politicans ain't real, motherfuck the police
In the cells on the inside, the jails and the streets

But I shot Lucifer, Christ compelled me
Christ compelled me, we bring the truth to life
I shocked the world with it, shocked the world with it
A governmental conspiracy to murder me

I shot Lucifer, Christ compelled me
Christ compelled me, we bring the truth to life
I shocked the world with it, shocked the world with it
A governmental conspiracy to murder me

I am the Alpha to the seventh power
Omega in its last hours
I am the Alpha to the seventh power
Omega in its last hours
I am the Alpha to the seventh power
Omega in its last hours
I am the Alpha to the seventh power
Omega in its last hours, do you hear me?

I am the Alpha to the seventh power
Omega in its last hours
Electrical towers and meteor showers
All get devoured
Expose the cowards
Chaos and power
The Devil is yours, the Lord is ours

I shot Lucifer, Christ compelled me
Christ compelled me, we bring the truth to life
I shocked the world with it, shocked the world with it
A governmental conspiracy to murder me

I shot Lucifer, Christ compelled me
Christ compelled me, Christ compelled me
I shocked the world with it, shocked the world with it
A governmental conspiracy to murder me

I shot Lucifer, I shot Lucifer
I shot Lucifer, I shot Lucifer
I shot Lucifer, I shot Lucifer



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    bionic jive..what can i say...they are awesome.

    atrain8422on June 04, 2002   Link

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