Lyrics

[Verse 1]
My father told me when I was around today (Yeah)
He took me to the river, sat me down to pray (Yeah)
Right there in the water, to the sound of pain (Yeah)
From the mud he fashioned me a crown of clay (Yeah)
It's why no one can ever take this sound away (Yeah)
Took me to the water, sat me down to pray (Yeah)
Right there by the river, to the sound of pain (Yeah)
From the mud he fashioned
[Verse 2]
Welcome to the blood line of the Black kings
Real life, Black sins
The Black church, Black thoughts, Black sins
Uganda, Bobi Wine, magazines
News flash but old news
Like sins
We can't speak, judge me, my genes
A'n soro soke, s'an gbo loke?
Quite mean but you can't hold the voices
Some of them go burst out
We have way too many voices, this is clubhouse
I'm African and blessed
I hold it down even when I face distress
The kind of punches, wey fit, make your face press
I mean if life is a bitch, then this is sex
It's big dick energy when I flex
I think them scared of me, is my guess
Well what's beef to a man from the West, cowboy?
Heart to a man with the chest, how boy?
Treasure, where I carry deep within
But society is getting in-between
The thing long like many limousines
But I, dey
King no, dey japa
People of Opobo
This King is ja, ja
Story of a slave to a king
And Barrack boy, we dey relates many things
No be ashawo if I f*** many queens
You see this crown of clay's really a thing
King (Instinct)
[Verse 3]
Only got the grind in my system
Many water pass wey for drown men (Drown men)
Nothing shakes the strength of a Black man (Black Man)
In, in me
Blood of my forefathers in me
Steady, chasing that paper daily
Orishirishi, men dem be tryna
[Verse 4]
(But odeshi, dey for my Black skin)
(You see the young kings)
(Odeshi, dey for my Black skin)
You dem I (You see the young kings)
(Odeshi, dey for my Black skin)
[Verse 5]
Welcome to the bloodline of the Black Queens
Who birthed the Black dream
From their Black hips, then covered us with Black wings
Women with the heart of a king like drag queens
My mother told me, "Wash your head in the Black streams"
For the soil on which you toil has gasoline
Born in the water, the fire, that steam
By the river side where ****, dey high, the grass green
If they mess with you, they get one-eye like black beans
The ancestors are starting to speak more loudly
Proudly I listen to what they sayin' about me
We all sinners, but God was in us before they sent us on slave ships and consecrated Israel and Saudi
That means our villages are holy grounds
Our traditions and our names, they all are holy sounds
The wealth that's in our continent was stolen out
But what they gon' do with me now, they can't control me now?
When I rap is like the sun go dark
I discovered hidden flows, tell me who the fuck is Mungo Park?
White supremacists, shit, Uncle Park
You talking to a Black king with a disgruntled heart
My **** king
[Verse 6]
Only got the grind in my system
Many water pass wey for drown men (Drown men)
Nothing shakes the strength of a Black man (Black Man)
In, in me
Blood of my forefathers in me
Steady, chasing that paper daily
Orishirishi men, dem be tryna
[Verse 7]
(But odeshi, dey for my Black skin)
(You see the young kings)
(Odeshi, dey for my Black skin)
(You see the young kings)
(Odeshi, dey for my Black skin)
(Black man)
How cool are y'all?
Written by: Inconnu Compositeur Auteur, Jude Abaga, Ogunmefun Olanrewaju David, Philip Kayode Moses
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