Big Daddy Kane – Word To The Mother Lyrics
Artist: Big Daddy Kane
Song: Word To The Mother
Grab a hold of yourself, open your eyes
Get wise to the exercise
Being taught by the teacher that抯 most dominant
You need knowledge?
Well I抦 dropping it
Listen to the rap allow it to trap
Your body and soul so that you can adapt
To the man on display as I take you away
So may I?
Proud to be a Black man
Coming exact and
Giving up to brothers five on the back hand
Pray for lease and peace upon each other
With my sisters and brothers
I say the mother, as in the motherland
But on the other hand, another man
Tackled and shackled our ancestors
But we beat him with freedom, so let抯 bless the
Country that we all came from
Because the moral of it all is we shall overcome
The cream will keep rising
We be sizing
Up, the Asiatic one is enterprising
Building and building to carry on
All the way from Malcolm X to Farrakhan
Martin Luther was a tutor, many were pupils
Those who fell victim were those without scruples
However, to sever, we could never
So hold up the peace sign and stand together
Take heed to the words that I manifest
And when I抦 through speaking, Marley Marl抣l do the rest
(x2)
Take a stand the fight for power
Cause we抳e been here before the Mayflower
Living superior abiding by nature
The history of the Asiatic one paid the
Price to be paid in slavery
Like the name of Antonio was gave to me
But knowledge of self broke every shackle and chain
The teacher, teaching a lesson to be heard
That抯 word, to the mother my brother
So discover the truth of one another
Cause here抯 the real deal upon our skin color
Lay down white, yellow, red or pink
But the color of black is most dominant
The rising and sizing can never cease
Peace!
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From the album:
Long Live The Kane [Explicit]
Release Year: 2013