feel the funk blast, feel the funk blast, FEEL THE FUNK BLAST,
yo-yo-yo-yo-yo-yo-yo, check it out I be walkin god like a dog
My narrative fearless Word war returns to burn Like Baldwin home from Paris, Like steel from a furnace I was born landless Yes its tha native son
Born of Zapatas guns Stroll through the shanties And tha cities remains
Same bodies buried hungry But with different last names
The vultures robbin everything Leave nothing but chains
Pick a point on the globe Yes tha pictures tha same
Theres a bank, theres a church, a myth and a hearse
A mall and a loan, a child dead at birth Theres a widow pig parrot
A rebel to tame A whitehooded judge A syringe and a vein
And the riot be the rhyme of the unheard
What ya say? What ya say? What ya say? What Calm like a bomb
This aint subliminal Feel the critical mass approach horizon
Tha pulse of the condemned Sound off Americas demise
Tha anti-myth rhythm rock shocker Yes I spit fire Hope lies in the smoldering rubble of empires Yes back through tha shanties and tha cities remains
Same bodies buried hungry, With different last names, The vultures robbin everyone Leave nothing but chains Pick a point here at home
Yes the pictures tha same Theres a field full of slaves Some corn and some debt
Theres a ditch full of bodies Tha check for the rent Theres a tap, tha phone,
tha silence of stone The numb black screen That be feelin like home
And the riot be the rhyme of the unheard
What ya say? What ya say? What ya say? What Calm like a bomb
There's a mass without roofs There's a prison to fill There's a countrys soul
that reads post no bills There's a strike and a line of cops outside of tha mill
There's a right to obey And a right to kill There's a mass without roofs
There's a prison to fill There's a countrys soul that reads post no bills
There's a strike and a line of cops outside of tha mill
There's a right to obey And a right to kill (sing365)
Like many of RATM's songs, the song's lyrics discuss social inequalities. (wikipedia)
"Born of Zapata's guns" - Emiliano Zapata was the military and ideological leader of the Mexican Revolution of 1909. The goal of the Indian movement which he led was to take the land from the hacienda-based landowners and return it to the peasant farmers from whom it had been stolen. His motto was "tierra y libertad," "land and freedom," and his ideals, actions, and goals are echoed by today's Zapatista movement.
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