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The Game The time was thought to be coming Where everyone is treated equally, Violence ceasing to exist So mothers can finally stop the morning Of their lost children once born Exiting this earth so unexpectedly Wondering who is next To go through another tragedy. Niggas shooting each other For whatever reason. Sistas hoping that we can come together Forming unity within our nation. Sellin’ and pimpin’, are the shit we in Instead of educating ourselves for the new millennium. Using the talent of persuasion for good And be able to finally change the hood. Racial feuding That is physically, mentally, and spiritually driven. No justification to stereotyping And racial profiling Club owners and Bouncers Don’t give a f*** If they loose a buck As long as they get rid of all the colored mother f***ers. Eyes watching in Stores, malls, and streets Brothers wondering what standards to meet. How are minorities to brake away, From their chains When certain people Somehow seem to continuously be able to change The game. by Shane Byron Copyright 2002, Shane Byron |