LiL Peele - R.I.P FLOYD lyrics

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LiL Peele - R.I.P FLOYD lyrics

{intro} I can’t breath Officers have been arrested relating to george floyd {verse 1} Man why this fu*kin sh*t have to happen Cops always fu*kin hatin people ain’t changin We shouldn’t have to change Their aim so good they probably went to a shooting range I know i can’t relate But this worlds gotta change Everyone is filled with hate And filled with all this pain We all want change are we gonna get it I hope but it still ain’t happened yet Life is something we all cherish But it’s crazy how much a cop can make it parish I find it crazy how the police know you dead but still fu*king shooting {chorus} George floyd an innocent man I think everyone needs to take a stand Police always be fu*kin hating I think the world has to start changing R.i.p floyd R.i.p floyd R.i.p floyd R.i.p floyd Man why this happening I get i can’t relate to this But i feel as if i was born into this sh*t {verse 2} Man why the hell this happen I heard the news while i was rappin And man it left me heart broken The blacks changed the game Here are a few names 2pac And biggie That’s really all you gotta know Get with the industry it ain’t changin Oh this ain’t related Floyd made the world change The cop heard floyd say he can’t breath He was gonna get in the car he just needed some damn fu*king time Mr. officer i will hate you for life I don’t understand this sh*t Police are as-holes Acting like they do what they want Just because your black or mixed doesn’t mean sh*t Your the ones who started music And for that i say thank you And to all of my fellow I fu*kin love you {chorus} George floyd an innocent man I think everyone needs to take a stand Police always be fu*kin hating I think the worlds has to start changing R.i.p floyd R.i.p floyd R.i.p floyd R.i.p floyd Man why this happening I get i can’t relate to this But i feel as if i was born into this sh*t {outro} I had to speak on this Cause i know the worlds changin Man this su*ks R.i.p floyd you will never be forgotten