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Eubuntu
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Hip-Hop/Rap
Eubuntu was released on September 1, 2017 by Sankofa Suite as a part of the album The Eubik's Cube
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Release DateSeptember 1, 2017
LabelSankofa Suite
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM139

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Eugenius Neutron
Eugenius Neutron
Performer
You Gene Write
You Gene Write
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Eugene Wright
Eugene Wright
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Free Will Productions
Free Will Productions
Producer

Lyrics

Death it’s not merely a fear for the boys, it is a reality. When fear is planted deep inside of them it creates an inexplicable energy often perceived as anger, rage, of violence. In actuality, it’s survival. A warrior’s spirit that’s manipulated by the world itself. Without guidance, it transforms them into the worst fear of mainstream America
Children of the cornbread & government cheese
Running through the ghetto tryna find our way peace, ayyy
You see me, I see you, you see me, I see you
You see me, I see you, say Ubuntu
It's cool if you rapping for a message (okay, okay)
My R-A-P be ratchet and progressive (okay, okay)
Shout to **** my Prezzley (okay, okay)
His generation young, wild, & reckless (okay, okay)
My question is who you telling (okay, okay)
Same age, shit I could've been a felon (okay, okay)
We don't give no fucks 'bout who elected (okay, okay)
It's whatever and we ready for whatever, ohh (okay, okay)
We don't give no fucks 'bout what you do (okay, okay)
Or what the fuck is real hip hop to you (okay, okay)
Tell me how do you relate to youth (okay, okay)
In Birmingham I'm like Uncle Snoop (okay, okay)
I give them the game like uncles do (okay, okay)
Get these fucking Uncle Ruckus out the room (okay, okay)
I might end up with a life like Uncle Luke (okay, okay)
Balling on they ass like Uncle Drew (okay, okay)
Children of the cornbread & government cheese
Running through the ghetto tryna find our way peace, ayyy
You see me, I see you, you see me, I see you
You see me, I see you, say Ubuntu
Children of the cornbread & government cheese
Running through the ghetto tryna find our way peace, ayyy
You see me, I see you, you see me, I see you
You see me, I see you, say Ubuntu
Seventh letter or seven chakras (okay, okay)
Keep it G, that's either gangster or Godly (okay, okay)
But never go false prophet for profit (okay, okay)
Your honor worth more than a fucking dollar (okay, okay)
I tell 'em use they mind as a weapon (okay, okay)
Use all of this knowledge for ammunition (okay, okay)
Guard you heart and use you brain for its protection (okay, okay)
And bang on anything that go against it (okay, okay)
But don't have no hesitation to kill 'em (okay, okay)
They wanna wage wars upon your spirit (okay, okay)
Destroy all they lies and keep 'em living (okay, okay)
That's far more dangerous than a pistol (okay, okay)
Warrior spirit of my ancestors (okay, okay)
I seen them, you, & I in my reflection (okay, okay)
The next generation gon' have some questions (okay, okay)
I trust in you to give 'em the lesson (okay, okay)
Children of the cornbread & government cheese
Running through the ghetto tryna find our way peace, ayyy
You see me, I see you, you see me, I see you
You see me, I see you, say Ubuntu
Children of the cornbread & government cheese
Running through the ghetto tryna find our way peace, ayyy
You see me, I see you, you see me, I see you
You see me, I see you, say Ubuntu
Energy is never created nor destroyed. It is only transformed from one form to another. This truth holds for even the most troubled of youth. Those that can learn to manage energies of anger, rage & violence have the unique ability to transform them into more positive energies of discipline, determination, & desire. It is here we find a young Eugene doing very much so within a craft that will lead him to his own self-discoveries about himself
Written by: Eugene Wright
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