Fatal Lucciauno - Them lyrics

[Intro – Raz Simone] See, I just look at the world a little different than most people I'm a n***a And not because I'm black It's just one of those things that you either are or you aren't And nowadays because of our cultures, you got all different types of culture You got hip hop culture, internet culture, see all different types of n***as White n***as, brown n***as, black n***as All different types n***as [Hook – Raz Simone][x2] Riding down the block, looking for the n***as 34 shots, just for the n***as White folks don't worry bout my finger on the trigger Man it's just for the n***as, just for the n***as [Verse 1 – Raz Simone] Uh, catch me shooting at crowds of kids Damn, Imma never make it out this b**h The same kids that I'm tryna feed The same hungry ba*tards that's tryna eat me My pupils have no scruples Seattle's raining cats and dogs, investigated lines, cats and poodles Heat that burner up, these hard n***as turned soft like noodles No wins in the end but there's no draws just chalk doodles I tried to talk to em, had to sit down From the top to the bottom the streets is getting loud I got a big black heart for these n***as that didn't foul [?] 50 rounds, Trayvon Martin with the blaow I asked G ain't that your blood? Ain't that your brother right? He said f** him, he's unrighteous and from the other side I was riding up and down the block the other night And coincidentally two n***as got shot, f** the other side [Hook][x2] [Verse 2 – Fatal Lucciauno] Uh, lord forgive me, gotta pa** you for it Feels good to count your first five racks, don't it? Feels good to pay the bills with the dirty money Lord knows I can't do this when I'm 30 homie Nothing like us, so nothing like us But nothing fight us, in my city them choppers go All nighters, was alright but That was when we was young, now my city goes Wanna die like Barry White but probably leave like Malcom Red light Vegas strip, that's a n***a's outcome? Prolly why my four five's in my enemy's mouth, huh? And it's funny cause he look like me Yeah, it's funny how he look like me But f** it, that n***a ain't a crook like me Tried to play me like a shook one but he ain't Mobb Deep I ain't [?] so I took one knee I still remember how you tried to play my bro Like you ain't know what happens to them pirates when you take their gold That four five will replace that rope You know what that means, we aiming at your throat OGs tried to tell me be nonviolent But that's the sh** that got Martin Luther King silenced I'd rather go like Nat Turner, hat to the right with the burner f** peace [Hook][x2] [Outro] I started this campaign of releases not even two weeks ago I created a list of things I wanted to accomplish Actual change I wanted to create with this project And every single one of those things has been accomplished I'll tell you just a few things on my list One: Get people talking, done Get people to say how they really feel and speak on things that they're usually too pa**ive aggressive slash b**h a** to confront, done Use my platform to give more shine to other artists, done, and more to come Hold Macklemore accountable for his platform because of the care, concern, and consciousness he's shown in some of his old songs from my community, my hood, and the culture of hip hop, done Get Macklemore to listen to the whole project, done He heard "Macklemore and Chief Keef", He retweeted "Drake and Macklemore's Platform", he commented on "Same Problems", saying "dope song slash verse" Ah, and now he texted me and we're meeting, coincidentally the day that this project is released, which is tomorrow Ah other one, to help keep the Seattle music scene lit and relevant to others outside of Seattle, and apply pressure to other artists to make better music and to use their voice to actually say something instead of just rapping about rapping