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Faith was released on September 4, 2012 by Noyz R Us / Rapbay / Urbanlife Music as a part of the album Dear Summer

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AlbumDear Summer

Release DateSeptember 4, 2012

LabelNoyz Music Group / Rapbay / Urbanlife Distribution

LanguageEnglish

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Valence

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BPM95

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I'm speaking as a black man from America, which is a racist society

No matter how much you hear it talk about democracy, it's as racist

As South Africa or as racist as Portugal or as racist as any other

Racialist society on this earth. The only difference between it and

South Africa, South Africa preaches separation and practices

Separation. America preaches integration and practices segregation

This is the only difference. They don't practice what they preach

Whereas South Africa preaches and practices the same

Thing. I have more respect for a man who lets me know

Where he stands, even if he's wrong, than the one

Who comes up like an angel and is nothing but a devil

Men who in no way believe in the equality of man and men who do

Anything within their power to see that the black man never gets to

The same seat or to the same level that they are on. The reason that

These men from that area have that type of power is because America

Has a seniority system. And these who have that seniority have been

There longer than anyone else because the black people in the areas

Where they live can't vote. And it is only because the black man is

Deprived of his vote that puts these men in positions of power that

Gives them such influence in the government beyond their actual

Intellectual or political ability or even beyond the number of people

From the areas that they represent. So we have, we can see in that

Country that no matter what the federal government professes to be

Doing, the power of the federal government lies in these committees

And anytime a black man or any kind of legislation is proposed to

Benefit the black man or give the black man his just due, we find

That it's locked up in these committees right here. And when they let

Something through the committee, usually it is so capped up and fixed

Up that by the time it becomes law, it's a law that can't be enforced

It's like the law of attrition, I watch and I listen

I'm eating better now, it's all nutrition

How I look my son saying his father in prison?

I ain't a rapper, I'm a boss with a business

Lost my thought process, got caught in the trenches

Loss of love can result in the loss of the interest

Lose your life out here, gone in an instant

I'm in the game while these lames watching the benches

It's all night and I ain't even eat

A **** been stressing and I ain't getting sleep

I knock a **** down and put Jordans on my feet

I been hustling all my life, it's the only thing I see

If you a **** that's getting cake, they hate ****

I'm surrounded by jealous **** and fake bitches

From a city where don't nobody make it

Nobody give you shit in the world, you gotta take it

If you do it, gotta do it for the betterment

Grandma died, family fighting over the settlement

Uncle John said he can't afford medicine

And he a Vietnam veteran

Another black kid killed in the community

So I don't wanna hear shit about unity

This **** Yo get thirty mil', he don't give a **** nothing

Guess he felt I ain't deserve an opportunity

In the name of Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit

Pray to God one day my **** is gon' get it

Yeah, now let's silence

Why is more **** in the PN than in college?

Dear summer, I ain't seen you in a year, summer

Right here, summer

Past, present, future, that's the holy trinity

**** hating, Satan, that's the only enemy

One

The racialist never understands a peaceful language. The racialist

Never understands the non-violent language. The racialist, he's

Spoken his language to us for 400 years. We have been the victim

Of his brutality. We are the ones who face his dogs that tear the

Flesh from our limbs only because we want to enforce the Supreme

Court decision. We are the ones who have our skulls crushed, not

By the Ku Klux Klan, but by policemen, only because we want to

Enforce what they call the Supreme Court decision. We are the ones

Upon whom water hoses are turned with pressure so hard that it rips

The clothes from our backs, not men, but the clothes from the backs

Of women and children. You've seen it yourself. Only because we

Want to enforce what they call the law. Well, anytime you live in

A society supposedly based upon law and it doesn't enforce its own

Law because the color of a man's skin happens to be wrong, then I

Say those people are justified to resort to any means necessary to

Bring about justice where the government can't give them justice

Written by: Mike Gommeringer, Philipp Rauenbusch, Raymond Michael Garvey, Sebastian Padotzke, Uwe Bossert

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