[Verse 1: Rowlan] Hey, hey One day Hey maybe one day We can all hold hands And together fly away It's just it's hard when we see the other side And jealously breeds and brings urges to wanna ride Or wanna rob and take everything they got They trying to stay rich we trying not to get shot We trying to eat, we trying to keep a roof While they worry about insurance on that brand new coupe, what It's love it's hate but we came so far White man buy a stock, black man buy a car Then add some rims, white man buy a suite But if a black man do he just trying to be a white man too But that's society white man lacks sobriety Cause he tried a drug, like that black drug dealer lied to me And snitch em out and it don't get no faker Cause they put him in a cell and make the rapist his new neighbor, huh? [Hook: Rex Mac] I think it's rather funny how the game go Cause brother I don't know if I can let this pain go You either put your middle fingers up or you can lay low Or you can stay cold But I'd rather stay grateful And take it day by day, one day at a time Take it day by day, one day at a time [Verse 2: Rowlan] You know that black man that you kind of put in jail Who got a year because your back pains were hell And then you asked him if he could help you out Well he kind of got stabbed and he's living with God now He died in prison like a damn statistic Three whites k**ed him not a single guard missed it But now that rapist that is free next door Watching your kids play while your back gets soar Then later on when your daughters growing up Eleven years old saying dad I'm old enough To have s** it's whatever, I already have anyway When you was working that neighbor touched me like everyday It messed me up but it showed me even more About the vicious cycle of this racist a** world So now I live by the words it's not your color Cause while you trying not to a million people suffered [Hook: Rex Mac] I think it's rather funny how the game go Cause brother I don't know if I can let this pain go You either put your middle fingers up or you can lay low Or you can stay cold But I'd rather stay grateful And take it day by day, one day at a time Take it day by day, one day at a time Verse 3 Racism still moving but are you helping White people are rich and black man is still the felon When will stereo types, of blacks, latins, and whites, unite So Martin Luther King can sleep throughout the night If ever but how can u expect a change If half our days, are stuck in ways Cause our are brains remain the same And goals are hard to reach But how far can you make it if you afraid to teach The next generation right from wrong Saying blacks can't succeed and whites can't rap a song Well I'll pa** all your judgmental thoughts And pray to the Lord that your ignorance is lost And sense is found somewhere inside of your mind Where the n-word is used or you still hate on my kind It's up to us, let's change this f*cking place They tell us live fast, so let's change the f*cking pace, hey! [Hook: Rex Mac] I think it's rather funny how the game go Cause brother I don't know if I can let this pain go You either put your middle fingers up or you can lay low Or you can stay cold But I'd rather stay grateful And take it day by day, one day at a time Take it day by day, one day at a time