| CHOCOLATE CITY NIGHTMARE Gwendolyn Boyer |
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| Saw one of your preachers on TV left you to die after taking your money. Said he wants the rich in your place His church just went from his grace to disgrace. So you're relocating, you lost everything What exactly did you have, considering? Said they took your land, they would have done that anyway Let me break, I have something to say! LEAVE BEHIND that light is right, thin is in, "po" is a "ho" mentality, YOU used to escape your reality The addictions and drunkenness used to hide your living death sentences You don't have to see the whip crackers and house lighties anymore When I see you coming I'll gladly open my door God knows you were refugees from an invisible war. Time left you hitchiking on a road to a better place Steadily Moving from disgrace to his grace. |
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| No you can't go home again Let that accursed place be inhabited by those who are able to flee. The chocolate city establisment Just Stop and see what they put you through! the witchcraft, low-level jobs the one way street to the nighmare Chocolate city placed on you. While they danced and celebrated over your ancestors graves, you rejoiced over their escape from their lives as slaves The Chocolate city Mayor the Chocolate city churches to help you escape didn't even give you crutches |
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