Tony Moon - What Happened? lyrics

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Tony Moon - What Happened? lyrics

Ever since the nintendo was 8-bit, i stayed sick Stickin duck hunt guns in faces of racists, like "take this" We was in stuttgart, far from hip hop I still did my first tag by age 6 Missed out on the basics though Temperal lobe had no template to create this flow From the states, tapes was flown in of my favorite cartoons Cause base had only one station to view Now it's just basically getting blazed as i pace in my room A different way to escape for a few Far away from the places where the hatred's in bloom Takin shape of the strangest of fruits. blacks hang in a noose From branches because they stay with their roots If you feel like a slave all day in your cube Getting clocked by the cops making your moves, or paying your dues Tell narcoleptics the next re-awakening's soon [Chorus] What happened to clapping in crowds Without actually blasting the rounds? What happened to "black and I'm proud"? Was that sh** just back in the day? Now its just actors and clowns Now its just platinum in mouths Now its just crack in their vials Damn, this sh** is a shame So follow me like eyes in portraits As i spit fire with geyser forces Geiger counters clocking seismic pulses Pick me up like forklifts Off the scale; can't record this rawness Ill effects with unexplainable causes Between bars is code so scan it Understand the subtext i planted like pot botanists Before sweet chariot swing low like hammock The plan is to inflict damage To the system - leave no building standing k** evil with reckless abandon You sick a** sycofants' song and dance is transparent Son i'm straight like san serif I can't bear this sh** any longer So i'm shiftin into position ecclipsin your whole genre - its karma [Chorus] What happened to radicals out Trying to rally the town? What happened to challenging power? Was that sh** just back in the day? Now this where fascists are found Now this where gra**roots are plowed What happened to malcolm was foul For showing us we're all the same