| Ever since we were free to be treated |
| Doc tricked us indeed, we believed it |
| Segregated, feeling like we swining |
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| we're been needing |
| Dumb to think we've been free, is it freedom? |
| Underfounded medically it's egregious |
| Show to heir lies, teaches and reaches |
| Slave sickology was the treatment (facts) |
| What I mean is there never was a plan |
| For anybody of color in asylums to better them again |
| Publication is federal, even fed it to the man |
| The traumatic effects flight was settled in this land |
| Got you under surveillance |
| Involuntarily keep you in solitaries |
| Same as prisons of the method little man |
| How high do we gotta be to come out of the |
| Enemies property as commodities |
| Told them catch me if you, when I broke out (sheesh) |
| Been a drill before in me to realize we're inside the cesspools swimming still |
| From plantation, Virginia built to damnation in our damn nation is really real |
| (facts) |
| Can we come to our senses about how the sentences lied about blacks that we're |
| really ill |
| And acts of violence in our community to get |
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| and fill their buildings |
| Tell me how you really feel (facts) |
| Just imagine me going through it |
| Now I'm watching Trav and Tech split like 50 'mill |
| And in the like I ain't video I ain't have to act |
| Cause it really was my life, that one gave me chills |
| And the name of the ward was Tech's mom name spelled backwards |
| I found out that this was ill |
| We took the same medication and here I am now |
| With her son, like wow 'bout to get a deal |
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| He's a ghetto psycho, I know (I hear my son say) |
| She's a ghetto psycho, I know (now everyone say) |
| He's a ghetto psycho, I know (I hear my son say) |
| She's a ghetto psycho, I know |
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| Picture then to the civil rights movements |
| And now all the trauma in our bloodlines (damn) |
| And homie we've all been crazy to the bone all along, that's my thug line (man) |
| From the poor kids standing outside, thankful for the little bit of sunshine |
| (to what?) |
| To me doing a b-day show for my son in Colorado Springs one time (so) |
| I was ducking the police, living rugged in the streets |
| Refusing drugs they wanted me to eat |
| Psychologically damaging every one of us at least |
| When inner city communities are struggling to keep up (listen) |
| And the funny thing to me, when you clutch on all your kids |
| Like the plug got them 'bouta |
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| Would you want to intervene with someone who really needs |
| Or you're scared cause you're really a someone I need to beat up (true) |
| I keep walking like neh' mind, in the world where men got little girls terrified |
| And the kings got sterilized, just imagine how the King felt when the Sarah died |
| I shouldn't be in this day alive |
| It's a miracle to me that I made it this far, barely guys |
| Got a facetime from the homie walking on a treadmill |
| Doc said he wouldn't walk, paralazyed |
| At the bank out west, get the money set up grave for children in Gaza (I did) |
| From the east to the west, to hood |
| To the |
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| To the trailer park, everybody play a part on trying to deal with the trauma |
| So when the mind is at war or inside of the court, just know this your honor |
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| He's a ghetto psycho, I know (I hear my son say) |
| She's a ghetto psycho, I know (now everyone say) |
| He's a ghetto psycho, I know (I hear my son say) |
| She's a ghetto psycho, I know |
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| (Little boys and girls all across the world, our enviroment is what shape our |
| psychology and we're all ghetto psychos) |
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