[{"id":13299489,"name":"Double Standards","trackName":"Double Standards","artistName":"Ghetts","albumName":"Double Standards","duration":302.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Check the foundations\nStructural imbalance\nFalling double standards, I fell on my face\nHands in the rubble\nPeople walking over me\nI was one of them and kept walking away\nI kept walking away (away)\nAway (away)\nAway\nI kept walking away (away)\nAway (away)\nAway\nI kept walking away\n\nLook around the world, all I see is double standards\nA mum naming her son Mohammed is a madness\nJack's in the airport with drugs in his baggage\nAnd security are troubling Mohammed 'bout a sandwich\nI was on the phone with a pal of mine\nThey asked me why their helping Ukraine and not Palestine\nAnd I replied \"brown skin\", we were so whitewashed\nLaughing at names we had problems pronouncing\n\nKwam said that his name is Jerome\nAnd he's from the Caribbean just so people would leave him alone\nAnd I remember it was fufu and voodoo jokes\nUntil he found the same ting that gave the Zulus hope\nSarah's dad hates Blacks, but her baby's mixed race\nAnd all he's thinking is, \"She may have been raped\"\nImagine being light skin, but grandad's racist\nAnd every time you're there you hear an African statement\n\nLook around the world, all I see is double standards\nEven Mark Zuckerberg covers up his cameras\nSteve Jobs never let his kids use an iPad\nAnd my kids think that I'm bad, \"MAD\"\nNya had no TV until she was a grown up\nI used to think, \"What the fuck?\" when she told us\nThe government have got us in a chokehold\nA hero if I kill for my country, and a villain if I kill for my postcode\n\nOnly fighting for my freedom if it comes to it\nYou gotta use your brain before you put a gun to his\nI had to lose my way before I understood the trip\nThe good die young, the cemetery's full of 'should've beens'\nThese days, I'm doing more and saying less\nWhat's war? War's rich white men playing chess\nWhat for? Well, it's all about the land they finesse\nGod made man and then man made a mess\n\nCheck the foundations\nStructural imbalance\nFalling double standards\nI fell on my face\nHands in the rubble\nPeople walking over me\nI was one of them and kept walking away\nI kept walking away (away)\nAway (away)\nAway\nI kept walking away (away)\nAway (away)\nAway\nI kept walking away\n\nThey're giving brothers life sentences for drugs\nWhile a paedophile will probably get less than 20 months\nIn the same court, same day, same judge\nWe only break the law because the law tries to break us\nSo how am I meant to be corrected\nWhen they put my name and address in the papers\nBut a child molester's identity's protected?\nIs anyone addressing these failures?\n\nI just spoke to my mum, ah, man\nShe said police just killed another unarmed man\nEveryone complains\nBut nobody wan' go back home, it come like we don't love our land\nEveryone's in Ghana in December\nCome back home and start complaining 'bout the weather\nRaheem can score a hundred goals\nBut when he miss a penalty, it's monkey jokes, whoa\n\nAnd they got everybody clapping for the NHS\nBut they don't wan' put no cash into the NHS\nSoon it's gunna be, \"What happened to the NHS?\"\nPoliticians getting paid more than teachers\nSatan getting praised more than Jesus\nMost bad bitches ain't artists\nBut they still paid for their features\n\nIt's the realest coming through the speakers\nYeezy's the only reason we wore Adidas\nAnd I don't wear Balenciaga anymore\nAnd now I've said it, Fashion Week probably won't have me seated\nDeep it, here's a likkle insight\nPeep it, there goes my invite\nI preed it, no one's speaking, that's why I'm a outsider on the inside\n\nI got beef with the HMRC\nThe tax man jacks man, takes half my P\nI'm looking at the total, blud, can't you see?\nEvery time I pay tax, it's hard to breathe\nI don't know if I'm parro man\nBut I can talk about killings and drug dealings\nBut \"Black Rose\" is my only tune that's shadow-banned\n\nThe thing is, they got us mixed up, son\nThey want us to be like the slaves in the field\nAll we keep doin' is looking to the big house\nThat's not our aim, that's not our purpose\nLet's own the field, turn our direction, turn around\nLet's look from their view\nThey see the land, they see the world\nAll we kept, they kept us with the view lookin' to the big house\nThe house that master on, we got the wrong world view","syncedLyrics":"[00:18.51] Check the foundations\n[00:20.67] Structural imbalance\n[00:23.23] Falling double standards, I fell on my face\n[00:28.22] Hands in the rubble\n[00:30.74] People walking over me\n[00:33.46] I was one of them and kept walking away\n[00:37.67] I kept walking away (away)\n[00:41.79] Away (away)\n[00:44.18] Away\n[00:47.53] I kept walking away (away)\n[00:51.42] Away (away)\n[00:54.18] Away\n[00:57.28] I kept walking away\n[00:59.30] Look around the world, all I see is double standards\n[01:01.90] A mum naming her son Mohammed is a madness\n[01:04.37] Jack's in the airport with drugs in his baggage\n[01:06.63] And security are troubling Mohammed 'bout a sandwich\n[01:10.16] I was on the phone with a pal of mine\n[01:11.92] They asked me why their helping Ukraine and not Palestine\n[01:14.25] And I replied \"brown skin\", we were so whitewashed\n[01:16.75] Laughing at names we had problems pronouncing\n[01:19.28] Kwam said that his name is Jerome\n[01:20.97] And he's from the Caribbean just so people would leave him alone\n[01:23.76] And I remember it was fufu and voodoo jokes\n[01:26.37] Until he found the same ting that gave the Zulus hope\n[01:28.86] Sarah's dad hates Blacks, but her baby's mixed race\n[01:31.62] And all he's thinking is, \"She may have been raped\"\n[01:34.01] Imagine being light skin, but grandad's racist\n[01:36.45] And every time you're there you hear an African statement\n[01:39.04] Look around the world, all I see is double standards\n[01:41.38] Even Mark Zuckerberg covers up his cameras\n[01:44.05] Steve Jobs never let his kids use an iPad\n[01:46.39] And my kids think that I'm bad, \"MAD\"\n[01:49.02] Nya had no TV until she was a grown up\n[01:51.48] I used to think, \"What the fuck?\" when she told us\n[01:53.83] The government have got us in a chokehold\n[01:55.48] A hero if I kill for my country, and a villain if I kill for my postcode\n[01:59.05] Only fighting for my freedom if it comes to it\n[02:01.53] You gotta use your brain before you put a gun to his\n[02:04.17] I had to lose my way before I understood the trip\n[02:06.27] The good die young, the cemetery's full of 'should've beens'\n[02:08.75] These days, I'm doing more and saying less\n[02:11.06] What's war? War's rich white men playing chess\n[02:13.46] What for? Well, it's all about the land they finesse\n[02:16.05] God made man and then man made a mess\n[02:17.86] Check the foundations\n[02:19.72] Structural imbalance\n[02:22.19] Falling double standards\n[02:24.43] I fell on my face\n[02:27.05] Hands in the rubble\n[02:29.44] People walking over me\n[02:31.88] I was one of them and kept walking away\n[02:36.33] I kept walking away (away)\n[02:40.52] Away (away)\n[02:42.64] Away\n[02:46.31] I kept walking away (away)\n[02:50.59] Away (away)\n[02:52.98] Away\n[02:56.03] I kept walking away\n[02:58.13] They're giving brothers life sentences for drugs\n[03:00.32] While a paedophile will probably get less than 20 months\n[03:02.91] In the same court, same day, same judge\n[03:05.39] We only break the law because the law tries to break us\n[03:08.21] So how am I meant to be corrected\n[03:10.23] When they put my name and address in the papers\n[03:12.97] But a child molester's identity's protected?\n[03:15.65] Is anyone addressing these failures?\n[03:18.12] I just spoke to my mum, ah, man\n[03:20.02] She said police just killed another unarmed man\n[03:22.78] Everyone complains\n[03:23.89] But nobody wan' go back home, it come like we don't love our land\n[03:28.40] Everyone's in Ghana in December\n[03:30.33] Come back home and start complaining 'bout the weather\n[03:32.86] Raheem can score a hundred goals\n[03:35.06] But when he miss a penalty, it's monkey jokes, whoa\n[03:39.69] And they got everybody clapping for the NHS\n[03:42.12] But they don't wan' put no cash into the NHS\n[03:44.78] Soon it's gunna be, \"What happened to the NHS?\"\n[03:47.98] Politicians getting paid more than teachers\n[03:50.56] Satan getting praised more than Jesus\n[03:52.93] Most bad bitches ain't artists\n[03:55.53] But they still paid for their features\n[03:57.94] It's the realest coming through the speakers\n[04:00.07] Yeezy's the only reason we wore Adidas\n[04:02.45] And I don't wear Balenciaga anymore\n[04:04.59] And now I've said it, Fashion Week probably won't have me seated\n[04:07.78] Deep it, here's a likkle insight\n[04:10.13] Peep it, there goes my invite\n[04:12.56] I preed it, no one's speaking, that's why I'm a outsider on the inside\n[04:17.31] I got beef with the HMRC\n[04:19.77] The tax man jacks man, takes half my P\n[04:22.18] I'm looking at the total, blud, can't you see?\n[04:24.41] Every time I pay tax, it's hard to breathe\n[04:27.37] I don't know if I'm parro man\n[04:29.11] But I can talk about killings and drug dealings\n[04:32.05] But \"Black Rose\" is my only tune that's shadow-banned\n[04:36.35] The thing is, they got us mixed up, son\n[04:38.15] They want us to be like the slaves in the field\n[04:40.57] All we keep doin' is looking to the big house\n[04:43.17] That's not our aim, that's not our purpose\n[04:45.55] Let's own the field, turn our direction, turn around\n[04:50.28] Let's look from their view\n[04:51.87] They see the land, they see the world\n[04:54.58] All we kept, 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people would leave him alone\n And I remember it was fufu and voodoo jokes\n Until he found the same ting that gave the Zulus hope\n Sarah's dad hates Blacks, but her baby's mixed race\n And all he's thinking is, \"She may have been raped\"\n Imagine being light skin, but grandad's racist\n And every time you're there you hear an African statement\n\n Look around the world, all I see is double standards\n Even Mark Zuckerberg covers up his cameras\n Steve Jobs never let his kids use an iPad\n And my kids think that I'm bad, \"MAD\"\n Nya had no TV until she was a grown up\n I used to think, \"What the fuck?\" when she told us\n The government have got us in a chokehold\n A hero if I kill for my country, and a villain if I kill for my postcode\n\n Only fighting for my freedom if it comes to it\n You gotta use your brain before you put a gun to his\n I had to lose my way before I understood the trip\n The good die young, the cemetery's full of 'should've beens'\n These days, I'm doing more and saying less\n What's war? War's rich white men playing chess\n What for? 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more and saying less\n What's war? 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I was one of them and kept walking away\n[00:38.43] I kept walking away\n[00:40.53] Away\n[00:41.89] Away\n[00:43.17] Away\n[00:44.55] Away\n[00:47.79] I kept walking away\n[00:50.63] Away\n[00:51.77] Away\n[00:53.27] Away\n[00:57.26] I kept walking away\n[00:59.34] Look around the world all I see is Double Standards\n[01:01.95] A mum naming her son Mohammed is a madness\n[01:04.35] Jacks in the airport with drugs in his baggage\n[01:06.61] And security are troubling Mohammed bout a sandwich\n[01:09.36] I was on the phone with a pal of mine\n[01:11.97] They asked me why their helping Ukraine and not Palestine\n[01:14.22] And I've replied brown skin we was so whitewashed\n[01:16.98] Laughing at names we had problems pronouncing\n[01:19.25] Kwam said that his name is Jerome\n[01:20.92] And he's from the Caribbean just so people leave him alone\n[01:24.03] And I remember it was fufu and voodoo jokes\n[01:26.32] Until he found the same ting that gave the zulu hope\n[01:29.07] Sarah's dad 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War's rich white men playing chess\nWhat for? 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War's rich white men playing chess\n[02:13.46] What for? Well, it's all about the land they finesse\n[02:16.05] God made man and then man made a mess\n[02:17.86] Check the foundations\n[02:19.72] Structural imbalance\n[02:22.19] Falling double standards\n[02:24.43] I fell on my face\n[02:27.05] Hands in the rubble\n[02:29.44] People walking over me\n[02:31.88] I was one of them and kept walking away\n[02:36.33] I kept walking away (away)\n[02:40.52] Away (away)\n[02:42.64] Away\n[02:46.31] I kept walking away (away)\n[02:50.59] Away (away)\n[02:52.98] Away\n[02:56.03] I kept walking away\n[02:58.13] They're giving brothers life sentences for drugs\n[03:00.32] While a paedophile will probably get less than 20 months\n[03:02.91] In the same court, same day, same judge\n[03:05.39] We only break the law because the law tries to break us\n[03:08.21] So how am I meant to be corrected\n[03:10.23] When they put my name and address in the papers\n[03:12.97] But a child molester's identity's protected?\n[03:15.65] Is anyone addressing these failures?\n[03:18.12] I just spoke to my mum, ah, man\n[03:20.02] She said police just killed another unarmed man\n[03:22.78] Everyone complains\n[03:23.89] But nobody wan' go back home, it come like we don't love our land\n[03:28.40] Everyone's in Ghana in December\n[03:30.33] Come back home and start complaining 'bout the weather\n[03:32.86] Raheem can score a hundred goals\n[03:35.06] But when he miss a penalty, it's monkey jokes, whoa\n[03:39.69] And they got everybody clapping for the NHS\n[03:42.12] But they don't wan' put no cash into the NHS\n[03:44.78] Soon it's gunna be, \"What happened to the NHS?\"\n[03:47.98] Politicians getting paid more than teachers\n[03:50.56] Satan getting praised more than Jesus\n[03:52.93] Most bad bitches ain't artists\n[03:55.53] But they still paid for their features\n[03:57.94] It's the realest coming through the speakers\n[04:00.07] Yeezy's the only reason we wore Adidas\n[04:02.45] And I don't wear Balenciaga anymore\n[04:04.59] And now I've said it, Fashion Week probably won't have me seated\n[04:07.78] Deep it, here's a likkle insight\n[04:10.13] Peep it, there goes my invite\n[04:12.56] I preed it, no one's speaking, that's why I'm a outsider on the inside\n[04:17.31] I got beef with the HMRC\n[04:19.77] The tax man jacks man, takes half my P\n[04:22.18] I'm looking at the total, blud, can't you see?\n[04:24.41] Every time I pay tax, it's hard to breathe\n[04:27.37] I don't know if I'm parro man\n[04:29.11] But I can talk about killings and drug dealings\n[04:32.05] But \"Black Rose\" is my only tune that's shadow-banned\n[04:36.35] The thing is, they got us mixed up, son\n[04:38.15] They want us to be like the slaves in the field\n[04:40.57] All we keep doin' is looking to the big house\n[04:43.17] That's not our aim, that's not our purpose\n[04:45.55] Let's own the field, turn our direction, turn around\n[04:50.28] Let's look from their view\n[04:51.87] They see the land, they see the world\n[04:54.58] All we kept, 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people would leave him alone\n And I remember it was fufu and voodoo jokes\n Until he found the same ting that gave the Zulus hope\n Sarah's dad hates Blacks, but her baby's mixed race\n And all he's thinking is, \"She may have been raped\"\n Imagine being light skin, but grandad's racist\n And every time you're there you hear an African statement\n\n Look around the world, all I see is double standards\n Even Mark Zuckerberg covers up his cameras\n Steve Jobs never let his kids use an iPad\n And my kids think that I'm bad, \"MAD\"\n Nya had no TV until she was a grown up\n I used to think, \"What the fuck?\" when she told us\n The government have got us in a chokehold\n A hero if I kill for my country, and a villain if I kill for my postcode\n\n Only fighting for my freedom if it comes to it\n You gotta use your brain before you put a gun to his\n I had to lose my way before I understood the trip\n The good die young, the cemetery's full of 'should've beens'\n These days, I'm doing 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War's rich white men playing chess\n What for? 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more and saying less\n What's war? War's rich white men playing chess\n What for? 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rubble\n[00:31.54] People walking over me\n[00:34.20] I was one of them and kept walking away\n[00:38.43] I kept walking away\n[00:40.53] Away\n[00:41.89] Away\n[00:43.17] Away\n[00:44.55] Away\n[00:47.79] I kept walking away\n[00:50.63] Away\n[00:51.77] Away\n[00:53.27] Away\n[00:57.26] I kept walking away\n[00:59.34] Look around the world all I see is Double Standards\n[01:01.95] A mum naming her son Mohammed is a madness\n[01:04.35] Jacks in the airport with drugs in his baggage\n[01:06.61] And security are troubling Mohammed bout a sandwich\n[01:09.36] I was on the phone with a pal of mine\n[01:11.97] They asked me why their helping Ukraine and not Palestine\n[01:14.22] And I've replied brown skin we was so whitewashed\n[01:16.98] Laughing at names we had problems pronouncing\n[01:19.25] Kwam said that his name is Jerome\n[01:20.92] And he's from the Caribbean just so people leave him alone\n[01:24.03] And I remember it was fufu and voodoo jokes\n[01:26.32] Until he found the same 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War's rich white men playing chess\nWhat for? 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War's rich white men playing chess\n What for? 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more and saying less\n What's war? War's rich white men playing chess\n What for? 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face\n[00:29.28] Hands in the rubble\n[00:31.54] People walking over me\n[00:34.20] I was one of them and kept walking away\n[00:38.43] I kept walking away\n[00:40.53] Away\n[00:41.89] Away\n[00:43.17] Away\n[00:44.55] Away\n[00:47.79] I kept walking away\n[00:50.63] Away\n[00:51.77] Away\n[00:53.27] Away\n[00:57.26] I kept walking away\n[00:59.34] Look around the world all I see is Double Standards\n[01:01.95] A mum naming her son Mohammed is a madness\n[01:04.35] Jacks in the airport with drugs in his baggage\n[01:06.61] And security are troubling Mohammed bout a sandwich\n[01:09.36] I was on the phone with a pal of mine\n[01:11.97] They asked me why their helping Ukraine and not Palestine\n[01:14.22] And I've replied brown skin we was so whitewashed\n[01:16.98] Laughing at names we had problems pronouncing\n[01:19.25] Kwam said that his name is Jerome\n[01:20.92] And he's from the Caribbean just so people leave him alone\n[01:24.03] And I remember it was fufu and voodoo jokes\n[01:26.32] Until he found the same ting that gave the zulu hope\n[01:29.07] Sarah's dad hates blacks but her babies mixed race\n[01:31.69] And all he's thinking is she may have been raped\n[01:34.09] Imagine being light skin and grandads racist\n[01:36.69] And every time your there you hear an African statement\n[01:39.02] Look around the world, all I see is Double Standards\n[01:41.33] Even Mark Zuckerberg covers up his cameras\n[01:44.09] Steve Jobs never let his kids use an iPad\n[01:46.36] And my thinks that I'm bad \"MAD\"\n[01:49.04] Nye had no TV until she was a grown up\n[01:51.40] I used to think what the fuck when she told us\n[01:54.09] The government have got us in a chokehold\n[01:55.73] A hero if I kill for my country\n[01:57.29] And a villain if I kill for my postcode\n[02:00.76] Only fighting for my freedom if it comes to it\n[02:02.03] You gotta use your brain before you put a gun to his\n[02:04.11] I had to loose my way before I understood the trip\n[02:06.22] The good die young the cemetery's full of shoulda been\n[02:08.99] There's days I'm doing more and saying less\n[02:11.27] What's war wars rich white men playing chess\n[02:13.15] What for well it's all about the land they finesse\n[02:16.05] God mad man and then man made a mess\n[02:17.81] Check the foundations\n[02:19.76] Structural imbalance\n[02:22.10] Calling double standards\n[02:24.49] I fell on my face\n[02:27.07] Hands in the rubble\n[02:29.49] People walking over me\n[02:31.84] I was one of them and kept walking away\n[02:36.08] I kept walking away\n[02:39.22] Away\n[02:40.85] Away\n[02:42.97] Away\n[02:47.91] Away\n[02:49.55] Away\n[02:50.56] Away\n[02:57.94] They giving brothers life sentences for drugs\n[03:00.58] When a paedophile will probably get less than 20 months\n[03:02.94] In the same day same court same judge\n[03:05.39] We only break the law cus the laws try to break us\n[03:08.22] So how am I meant to be corrected\n[03:10.25] When they put my name and address in 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rubble\n[00:31.54] People walking over me\n[00:34.20] I was one of them and kept walking away\n[00:38.43] I kept walking away\n[00:40.53] Away\n[00:41.89] Away\n[00:43.17] Away\n[00:44.55] Away\n[00:47.79] I kept walking away\n[00:50.63] Away\n[00:51.77] Away\n[00:53.27] Away\n[00:57.26] I kept walking away\n[00:59.34] Look around the world all I see is Double Standards\n[01:01.95] A mum naming her son Mohammed is a madness\n[01:04.35] Jacks in the airport with drugs in his baggage\n[01:06.61] And security are troubling Mohammed bout a sandwich\n[01:09.36] I was on the phone with a pal of mine\n[01:11.97] They asked me why their helping Ukraine and not Palestine\n[01:14.22] And I've replied brown skin we was so whitewashed\n[01:16.98] Laughing at names we had problems pronouncing\n[01:19.25] Kwam said that his name is Jerome\n[01:20.92] And he's from the Caribbean just so people leave him alone\n[01:24.03] And I remember it was fufu and voodoo jokes\n[01:26.32] Until he found the same 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molesters identities protected\n[03:15.35] Is anyone addressing these failures\n[03:17.94] I just spoke to my mum ahh man\n[03:20.34] She said police just killed another unarmed man\n[03:22.78] Everyone complains\n[03:24.05] But nobody wan go back home it come like we don't love our land\n[03:27.46] Everyone's in Ghana in December\n[03:30.37] Come back home and start complaining about the weather\n[03:32.63] Raheem could score a hundred goals\n[03:35.01] When he miss a penalty it's monkey jokes whoa\n[03:37.92] And they got everybody clapping for the NHS\n[03:42.15] But they don't wanna put no cash into the NHS\n[03:44.77] Soon it's gunna be what happened to the NHS\n[03:47.92] Politicians getting paid more than teachers\n[03:50.03] Satan getting prays more than Jesus\n[03:52.93] Most bad bitches ain't artists\n[03:55.52] But they still paid for their features\n[03:57.98] It's the realest coming through the speakers\n[04:00.03] Yeezys the only reason we wore Adidas\n[04:02.43] And I 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him alone\n And I remember it was fufu and voodoo jokes\n Until he found the same ting that gave the zulu hope\n Sarah's dad hates blacks but her babies mixed race\n And all he's thinking is she may have been raped\n Imagine being light skin and grandads racist\n And every time your there you hear an African statement\n Look around the world, all I see is Double Standards\n Even Mark Zuckerberg covers up his cameras\n Steve Jobs never let his kids use an iPad\n And my thinks that I'm bad \"MAD\"\n Nye had no TV until she was a grown up\n I used to think what the fuck when she told us\n The government have got us in a chokehold\n A hero if I kill for my country\n And a villain if I kill for my postcode\n Only fighting for my freedom if it comes to it\n You gotta use your brain before you put a gun to his\n I had to loose my way before I understood the trip\n The good die young the cemetery's full of shoulda been\n There's days I'm doing more and saying less\n What's war wars rich white men playing chess\n What for well it's all about the land they finesse\n God mad man and then man made a mess\n\n Check the foundations\n Structural imbalance\n Calling double standards\n I fell on my face\n\n Hands in the rubble\n People walking over me\n I was one of them and kept walking away\n I kept walking away\n Away\n Away\n Away\n Away\n Away\n Away\n\n They giving brothers life sentences for drugs\n When a paedophile will probably get less than 20 months\n In the same day same court same judge\n We only break the law cus the laws try to break us\n So how am I meant to be corrected\n When they put my name and address in the papers\n But a child molesters identities protected\n Is anyone addressing these failures\n I just spoke to my mum ahh man\n She said police just killed another unarmed man\n Everyone complains\n But nobody wan go back home it come like we don't love our land\n Everyone's in Ghana in December\n Come back home and start complaining about the weather\n Raheem could score a hundred goals\n When he miss a penalty it's monkey jokes whoa\n And they got everybody clapping for the NHS\n But they don't wanna put no cash into the NHS\n Soon it's gunna be what happened to the NHS\n Politicians getting paid more than teachers\n Satan getting prays more than Jesus\n Most bad bitches ain't artists\n But they still paid for their features\n It's the realest coming through the speakers\n Yeezys the only reason we wore Adidas\n And I don't wear Balenciaga anymore\n And now I've said it fashion week probably won't have me seated\n Deep it here's a little insight\n Peep it there goes my invite\n I preed it no one's speaking that's why I'm a outsider on the inside\n I got beef with the HMRC\n The tax man jacks man takes half my p\n I'm looking at the total blue can't you see\n Every time I pay tax it's hard to breathe\n I don't know if I'm parro man\n But I can talk about killings and drug dealings\n But Black Rose is my only tune that's shadow banned\n"}]