FEVER 333 - SUPREMACY

Born into a world Where we're dying to be free But we're living underneath their supremacy Yeah, yeah, yeah See I was raised in the west Where we stay stressed Where they lie if they have to To make an arrest 'Cause we living in the shadow of the suburbs While the price of this house is going upwards I don't understand how The poor get robbed by the rich And they calling it a handout And it's evident The neighborhood fucked up Got us sending letters to the president Tell me, can you hear us? Through the sounds of the sirens And you wonder why the streets getting violent Another mother shed tears at the cemetery Burying a first born child (damn) I've been watching through the years Got my nerves firing, waking up Screaming where we live in a cold sweat Segregated, they consider us a known threat So we hopeless, ay Born into a world Where we're dying to be free (I just wanna be free, let's go) But we're living underneath their supremacy (Looking out from, we aren't out from their supremacy) One day you'll see us But until then we'll all see Before their rupture (Ain't no more waiting) They trying to relegate my DNA Break it down into something easy they can hate They afraid of the outcome 'Cause the race that they call human Keep evolving and they know they will get outrun (That's why, huh?) Still behind on the times, yeah Protest culture on strike like lightning Losing hold on control, so we rising Put the muscle on, but we won't stay silent Born into a world Where we're dying to be free (I just wanna be free, let's go) But we're living underneath their supremacy (Underneath, under their supremacy) One day you'll see us But until then we'll all see Before their rupture (what you waiting for) (Go and get it) When tide turns into history The story that we tell, repeats When we were marching for our lives You stood on the other side When tide turns into history The story that we tell, repeats When we were marching for our lives You stood on the other side When tide turns into history The story that we tell, repeats When we were marching for our lives You stood on the other side