Cambatta - Something Ain't Right lyrics

Something ain't right I grew up in a neighborhood Where everybody's mother got a problem with that pipe Something ain't right I grew up in a neighborhood Where everybody's father figure Ain't nowhere in sight Something ain't right, Lord How are you my Father when they tell me that your only son is white I grew up in a paradigm where colored people kneeling on they knee To get the worshipping a cracker named Christ Something ain't right How I'm supposed to learn to be a husband When I've never seen my mother as a wife Something ain't right How I'm supposed to ever be a daddy When I had to teach myself to ride a bike Something ain't right, Lord The only way I know to get this dough Is with a rock or with a mic Grammy had to empty out her pension just to make sure we had heat And we had food and we had clothes and we had lights Something ain't right Every time I see a flashing redand blue light I be fearing for my life Something ain't right God forbid there ever be a war I hope my brothers and my sisters can unite Something ain't right, Lord I'm working to live And I'm living to work til I die The government manipulates your mind so they control and tell you every thing you like And base your history on lies Something ain't right They telling all our women they ain't pretty Unless they at a certain weight and certain height Something ain't right They telling all our women they ain't pretty if they dark And you look better if you light Something ain't right, Lord They scandalizing s** And make us hate the the way we look and feel inside Every time I gaze into the mirror I'm just looking for my flaws instead loving what i see because it's mine Something ain't right Right, right, right right How the hell a n***a make the same mistakes twice Life is like dice, I'm rolling snake eyes Something ain't right Right, right, right, right It seem like every time that God is offering an opportunity I go to grab it then He take it back like sike Something ain't right I was looking at the sky today And people take that sh** for granted There's seven billion humans on this planet And only a handful will ever live to understand it See when they ask me what my age is I tell em infinite I'm ageless Lives are just phases but spirit never changes It rearranges and evolves But it's really just the same sh**, shift Drum solo in my heart gets the body moving Brain waves vibrating with the honor student Kemetic metaphysics gets the conscience blooming Like the flowers that the shaman using Descrambling a broad Illusion Warp speeding Sonic booming And all I see is slaves to the dollar bill, raised where the drama k**s Rib cage caved these days we ain't got no meals And y'all waiting on Obama still I'm surprised they ain't get Obama k**ed And y'all be selling your souls as if it's worth something But if you're selling your souls then it ain't worth nothing We all infinite like squirrels or silly s*uts But hoods are reservoir tips where the kids are stuck [x2] The future Cam will thank the Cam I am today Cause old Cam wasn't Cam until a man's I what I became I know that love is real I don't know what to feel Cuz all I have is open wounds that just don't seem to heal These d** are calling It's taking all of me It dims the light and brings the darker side up out of me I hear it calling me