所属专辑:Murs For President (Standard Explicit Version)
歌手: Murs
时长: 04:55
The Science - Murs[00:00:00]
So I'm at the barbershop[00:00:02]
And we talking about this new generation of hip-hop[00:00:03]
And how how lost you all are man[00:00:06]
But y'all have no science[00:00:08]
So here you go[00:00:10]
The systematic knowledge of the physical world[00:00:11]
Gained through observation and experimentation[00:00:13]
Usually beginning with a hypothesis[00:00:16]
Or what some may call an estimation[00:00:18]
Record your results from a series of tests[00:00:21]
And what your left with is a theory at best[00:00:23]
Now let me give my hypothesis an educated guess[00:00:26]
On why my people on the whole seem to be such a mess[00:00:28]
Genocide the deliberate extermination of a race [00:00:31]
Culture or an entire nation[00:00:34]
Centuries ago they brought us here on a boat[00:00:36]
Enslaved us beat us til our spirit was broke[00:00:39]
Then they gave us freedom and a little bit of hope[00:00:41]
Then they killed our leaders and they gave us d**e (crack)[00:00:44]
From the C I A by way of Nicaragua [00:00:47]
Shipped to Rick Ross he's the black godfather[00:00:49]
Now Oscar Blandon was his known supplier [00:00:52]
He snitched on Rick so he could retire[00:00:54]
Ratted on Ricky so he got out quickly [00:00:57]
Now this is where the situation gets a little sticky[00:00:59]
Not a citizen of the U S A [00:01:02]
He got released and got hired by the D E A [00:01:04]
Then he got his green card by the I N S [00:01:07]
But that should've never happened due to previous arrests[00:01:09]
See our government seems to think that there's a difference[00:01:12]
Between powdered coc*ine and crack for instance[00:01:15]
You get five years for five grams of crack[00:01:17]
But in the powdered form you have a hundred times that[00:01:20]
Now who has the rock and who has the powder [00:01:22]
Who's the oppressed and who has the power [00:01:25]
They want you to fail so you wind up in jail[00:01:27]
You know how much they make while you sitti'n in that cell [00:01:30]
Billions of dollars for inmate facilities[00:01:33]
You sell yourself back into slavery willingly[00:01:35]
It's not black and white it's so much more[00:01:38]
It's the rich stayin rich and the poor stayin poor[00:01:40]
The poor white's meth the poor black's crack[00:01:43]
It's not about race and once you realize that [00:01:45]
We as a nation are free to move on[00:01:48]
And become one people a movement strong[00:01:50]
Now black people weren't the first to be enslaved[00:02:13]
We were just the first to be treated this way[00:02:16]
No education you were killed if you could read[00:02:18]
So you hid your intellect if you wanted to succeed[00:02:21]
And what happens to a lie when you livin' it[00:02:24]
You lose sight of who you are and start forgettin' it[00:02:26]
So many of us to this day act ignorant[00:02:29]
A mere shadow of our form of magnificence[00:02:31]
Wellfare[00:02:34]
No independence we become victims dependin' on the system[00:02:35]
Looking for a handout waiting on some help[00:02:39]
Toiling on the past feeling sorry for your self[00:02:41]
But you do what you can to make it out the trap[00:02:44]
And that right there is the origin of rap[00:02:46]
It wasn't always played on every radio station[00:02:49]
It was us makin the best out of a bad situation[00:02:51]
Inner city schools stopped teaching us instruments[00:02:54]
We took turntables and started flippin' it[00:02:57]
Stole electricity from the street lights[00:02:59]
Plugged it into a system and made the beat hype[00:03:02]
There was a mic but MC's weren't rulin'[00:03:04]
It was more 'bout what the DJ was doin'[00:03:07]
He say a few words (GO GO) to keep the party movin'[00:03:09]
The beat boys dancin' to the breaks and the grooves[00:03:12]
An the break was the part where the record broke down[00:03:15]
Where it was just a drum and a couple of sounds[00:03:17]
You had two records you could go back and forth[00:03:20]
To keep the groove goin' cause the break was so short[00:03:22]
Now if that ain't' science I don't know what is[00:03:25]
The ingenuity of these young black kids[00:03:27]
The Bronx New York Central Recita[00:03:30]
Who hurt earth hip-hop true believers[00:03:32]
(Theory) Adversity produces opportunity[00:03:35]
Anythings accomplished through strength and unity[00:03:37]
The fate of the world is in the hip-hop commuity[00:03:40]
The revolution is here and now with you and me[00:03:43]
(Murs is a Scientist)[00:03:49]