If anybody try to play the dozens like that
Even if its last joke in the laugh factory hit
The world actually send that shit back
If anybody try to insult her like that, they lose
No matter how funny guess what you big dummy
Thoughts are things, your subconscious gets abused
Like the soil of the most fertile crescent
She attract attention, soon as she grace the room with her presence
Its a blessing on a blessing
The stress'll be stressing
My suggestion: is do not test unless you want that lesson
She might smack the shit out of you for putting yourself in harms way
Just so you associate the action with pain
And know better than to try that dumb shit again
She get a double whammy as a woman in a white man's world
It should make you think twice before you disrespect your girl
It don't crack and your man so glad to have a woman like that
That song you love that say bitches ain't shit:
While brothers passing self hate
White guys saying "hey girl"
Fantasise about a blonde being their girl
Some'll fetishise, some objectify
She just want you to see the value
In a round the way girls eye
So blue, so brown, so red, so yellow
That hue, so dark, so light, so middle, so fair
So deep, so fine, so what?
Is black, is black, is black, is black, is beautiful
Objection speak now or hold your peace but it's pitiful
Backbone to a resident nation
American, British, French, Greek, Filipino, Dominican, Haitian
Brazilian, Korean, Mexican, Egyptian, Canadian
Black man, black woman mother and father of civilisation
No matter what your father is, somebody thinks you're a nigger
They attack how full her lips are, but they want theirs bigger
With the coconut, the olive oil on I can see a gutter rainbow
Every colour in the spectrum glistening
You think it's an insult? You're not listening
No matter what your father do for you, she want more for you
He could try to debate, curve or swerve it
Whether he got it or not, you deserve it
Yo momma so black it's unnerving
To the powers that be: too resilient
Despite all the pressure on the coal
She make sure your diamond still shine too Brilliant
When she heard about Trayvon Martin she called to check on you
Before she put you into this world
She might have tried to warn you
She might be proud of it or she might not
She might be a victim or buck the system
But she still raised you to shoot your shot
Brown, yellow, Latina, Indian, Asian
Its the reason your momma so fine
So I call y'all brothers and sisters