[{"id":18053625,"name":"SHELTER","trackName":"SHELTER","artistName":"Vic Mensa","albumName":"SHELTER","duration":261.4666669,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"There's a war going on outside\nThat nobody's safe from\nBut here in my arms\nI'll keep you from harm\nThere's no guarantee tonight\nThat we will wake up\nWhen night takes the morning\nBut if no alarm rings\nYou can count on one thing\nI'll be your shelter\nEmergency\nPlease count on me, yeah, I\nI'll be your superhero\nWhen danger arrives\nI'll be by your side (uh)\nYou're my lucky dime (uh)\nWyclef told me call 911\nBut who do you call when the ambulances don't come\nOr watch as the ones sworn by law protect us\nWrongfully convict us then call it corrections\nNext, they bail the banks out when we in recession\nAnd hang us in the jail cell so they can swing the elections\nI walk Chicago streets where pot holes is deep and Tahoes creep like TLC\nHospital workers in scrubs with no PPE\nBut they got money for riot gear, my nigga, we dying here, yeah\nYou tell me not to move with my gun\nBut we got more funeral homes than schools where I'm from\nAnd on the news all you view is homicides\nTell me why it ain't no trauma units when everybody traumatized\nTryna get on your feet, playing the hand they dealt ya\nIf your house is not a home let this song be your shelter\nI'll be your shelter\nEmergency\nPlease count on me (yeah, I)\nI'll be your superhero\nWhen danger arrives\nI'll be by your side\nYou're my lucky dime\nIt's a hundred bags under the underpass\nRumbling stomachs, cups jingle when Hummers pass\nBrisk winds, summer's done, winter is coming fast\nAnd then they Zoom teacher wonder why they don't come to class\nThe internet been out, the hot water been out\nShe moved to her aunt's house, then to her friend's couch\nAbuser went to jail but that nigga been out\nProducer was in house, they closer then pen pals\nHomeless in the home of the slaves, I wonder how that would feel\nThe manifested destiny a bunch of land they could steal\nThink about Kenneth Walker and Philando Castile\nHow they only wanted to protect their family\nWhile it's niggas out here that make it worse for they folks\nIt's a deeper, hotter hell for the worst of these folks\nIt's a mystery, we never heard the murder she wrote\nIf we finally paid her back the whole earth would be broke\nI'll be your shelter\nEmergency\nPlease count on me (yeah, I)\nI'll be your superhero\nWhen danger arrives\nI'll be by your side (uh)\nI write for my niggas doing life with no possibility of parole\nYou playing Fortnite, that's how long you spent in a hole\nLive from Death Row, free my nigga Julius Jones\nI had a dream that Mumia was home, I speak freedom in songs\n'Cause all I see is racist faces\nWhere hate lives and they rape kids in cages\nWhat kinda nation lynch Elijah McClain?\nThen send us to the Middle East to die for the flag\nThey drive us insane to sell us medication\nWe demand reparations and they tell us have patience\nInstead of cash payments, we get minimum wages\nThey give us the black plague, then send us a white savior\nI found faith when I lost hope\nThat's when Julius reminded me of a bar I wrote\nBehind bars on the yard where they dream of the street\nOn death row singing we could be free (we could be free)\nI know you'll be my shelter from the storm\nI know you'll be my shelter from the storm","syncedLyrics":"[00:10.16] There's a war going on outside\n[00:12.60] That nobody's safe from\n[00:14.83] But here in my arms\n[00:17.15] I'll keep you from harm\n[00:20.60] There's no guarantee tonight\n[00:23.19] That we will wake up\n[00:25.48] When night takes the morning\n[00:28.14] But if no alarm rings\n[00:30.28] You can count on one thing\n[00:32.02] I'll be your shelter\n[00:35.61] Emergency\n[00:38.43] Please count on me, yeah, I\n[00:42.37] I'll be your superhero\n[00:47.05] When danger arrives\n[00:49.57] I'll be by your side (uh)\n[00:51.65] You're my lucky dime (uh)\n[00:53.21] Wyclef told me call 911\n[00:55.61] But who do you call when the ambulances don't come\n[00:58.19] Or watch as the ones sworn by law protect us\n[01:00.87] Wrongfully convict us then call it corrections\n[01:03.59] Next, they bail the banks out when we in recession\n[01:06.27] And hang us in the jail cell so they can swing the elections\n[01:08.88] I walk Chicago streets where pot holes is deep and Tahoes creep like TLC\n[01:14.29] Hospital workers in scrubs with no PPE\n[01:16.74] But they got money for riot gear, my nigga, we dying here, yeah\n[01:19.78] You tell me not to move with my gun\n[01:22.27] But we got more funeral homes than schools where I'm from\n[01:25.06] And on the news all you view is homicides\n[01:27.37] Tell me why it ain't no trauma units when everybody traumatized\n[01:30.67] Tryna get on your feet, playing the hand they dealt ya\n[01:33.05] If your house is not a home let this song be your shelter\n[01:36.80] I'll be your shelter\n[01:40.26] Emergency\n[01:42.74] Please count on me (yeah, I)\n[01:46.74] I'll be your superhero\n[01:51.01] When danger arrives\n[01:53.39] I'll be by your side\n[01:55.75] You're my lucky dime\n[01:57.17] It's a hundred bags under the underpass\n[01:58.89] Rumbling stomachs, cups jingle when Hummers pass\n[02:01.93] Brisk winds, summer's done, winter is coming fast\n[02:04.40] And then they Zoom teacher wonder why they don't come to class\n[02:07.11] The internet been out, the hot water been out\n[02:09.77] She moved to her aunt's house, then to her friend's couch\n[02:12.50] Abuser went to jail but that nigga been out\n[02:14.91] Producer was in house, they closer then pen pals\n[02:17.89] Homeless in the home of the slaves, I wonder how that would feel\n[02:20.71] The manifested destiny a bunch of land they could steal\n[02:23.43] Think about Kenneth Walker and Philando Castile\n[02:26.13] How they only wanted to protect their family\n[02:28.36] While it's niggas out here that make it worse for they folks\n[02:31.47] It's a deeper, hotter hell for the worst of these folks\n[02:34.13] It's a mystery, we never heard the murder she wrote\n[02:36.75] If we finally paid her back the whole earth would be broke\n[02:39.51] I'll be your shelter\n[02:44.84] Emergency\n[02:46.69] Please count on me (yeah, I)\n[02:50.83] I'll be your superhero\n[02:54.94] When danger arrives\n[02:57.55] I'll be by your side (uh)\n[02:59.82] I write for my niggas doing life with no possibility of parole\n[03:03.35] You playing Fortnite, that's how long you spent in a hole\n[03:06.27] Live from Death Row, free my nigga Julius Jones\n[03:08.75] I had a dream that Mumia was home, I speak freedom in songs\n[03:12.14] 'Cause all I see is racist faces\n[03:14.29] Where hate lives and they rape kids in cages\n[03:17.10] What kinda nation lynch Elijah McClain?\n[03:19.75] Then send us to the Middle East to die for the flag\n[03:22.03] They drive us insane to sell us medication\n[03:24.83] We demand reparations and they tell us have patience\n[03:27.34] Instead of cash payments, we get minimum wages\n[03:30.06] They give us the black plague, then send us a white savior\n[03:32.72] I found faith when I lost hope\n[03:34.98] That's when Julius reminded me of a bar I wrote\n[03:37.71] Behind bars on the yard where they dream of the street\n[03:40.54] On death row singing we could be free (we could be free)\n[03:51.12] I know you'll be my shelter from the storm\n[03:56.68] I know you'll be my shelter from the storm","lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n title: SHELTER\n artist: Vic Mensa\n album: SHELTER\n duration_ms: 261467\n instrumental: false\nlines:\n- text: There's a war going on outside\n start_ms: 10160\n end_ms: 12600\n- text: That nobody's safe from\n start_ms: 12600\n end_ms: 14830\n- text: But here in my arms\n start_ms: 14830\n end_ms: 17150\n- text: I'll keep you from harm\n start_ms: 17150\n end_ms: 20600\n- text: There's no guarantee tonight\n start_ms: 20600\n 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out\n Producer was in house, they closer then pen pals\n Homeless in the home of the slaves, I wonder how that would feel\n The manifested destiny a bunch of land they could steal\n Think about Kenneth Walker and Philando Castile\n How they only wanted to protect their family\n While it's niggas out here that make it worse for they folks\n It's a deeper, hotter hell for the worst of these folks\n It's a mystery, we never heard the murder she wrote\n If we finally paid her back the whole earth would be broke\n I'll be your shelter\n Emergency\n Please count on me (yeah, I)\n I'll be your superhero\n When danger arrives\n I'll be by your side (uh)\n I write for my niggas doing life with no possibility of parole\n You playing Fortnite, that's how long you spent in a hole\n Live from Death Row, free my nigga Julius Jones\n I had a dream that Mumia was home, I speak freedom in songs\n 'Cause all I see is racist faces\n Where hate lives and they rape kids in cages\n What kinda nation lynch 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wake up\nWhen night hits the morning\nYou hear no alarm ring\nYou can count on one thing\nWyclef told me call 911\nBut who do you call when the ambulances don't come\nOr watch as the ones sworn by law protect us\nWrongfully convict us then call it corrections\nNext, they bail the banks out when we in recession\nAnd hang us in the jail cell so they can swing the elections\nThe Chicago streets where pot holes is deep and Tahoes creep like TLC\nHospital workers in scrubs with no PPE\nBut they got money for riot gear, my nigga, we dying here, yeah\nYou tell me not to move with my gun\nBut we got more funeral homes than schools where I'm from\nAnd on the news all you view is homicides\nAin't no trauma units, we all traumatized\nTryna get on your feet, playing the hand they dealt ya\nIf your house is not a home let this song be your shelter, shelter, shelter\nI'll be your shelter\nEmergency\nPlease count on me, yeah, I\n(If your house is not a home let this song be your shelter, shelter, shelter)\nI'll be your superhero\nWhen danger arrives\nI'll be by your side\nIt's a hundred bags under the underpass\nRumbling stomachs, cups jingle when Hummers pass\nBrisk winds, summer's done, winter is coming fast\nAnd then they Zoom teacher wonder why they don't come to class\nThe internet been out, the hot water been out\nShe moved to her aunt's house, then to her friend's couch\nAbuser went to jail but that nigga been out\nProducer was in house, producer was in house,\nHomeless in the home of the slaves, I wonder how that would feel\nThe manifested destiny a bunch of land they could steal\nThink about Kenneth Walker and Philando Castile\nHow they only wanted to protect their family\nAnd now it's niggas out here that make it worse for they folks\nIt's a deeper, hotter Hell for the worst of these folks\nIt's a mystery, we never heard the murder she wrote\nIf we finally paid her back the whole earth would be broke\nI'll be your shelter\nEmergency\nPlease count on me, yeah, I\nI'll be your superhero\nWhen danger arrives\nI'll be by your side\nI write for my niggas doing life with no possibility of parole\nYou playing Fortnite, that's how long you spent in a hole\nLive from Death Row, free my nigga Julius Jones\nI had a dream that Mumia was home, I speak freedom in songs\n'Cause all I see is racist faces\nWhere hate lives and they rape kids in cages\nWhat kinda nation lynch Elijah McClain?\nThen send us to the Middle East to die for they flag\nThey drive us insane to sell us medication\nWe demand reparations and they tell us have patience\nInstead of cash payments, we get minimum wages\nThey give us the black plague, then send us a white savior\nI found faith the day I lost hope\nThat's when Julius reminded me of a bar I once wrote\nBehind bars on the yard where they dream of the street\nOn death row, singing we could be free (we could be free)\nI'll be your shelter\nEmergency\nPlease count on me, ayy, I\nI'll be your superhero\nWhen danger arrives\nI'll be by your side\nYou're my lucky dime (I'll be by your side)\nDime, dime, you're my lucky dime\nDime, dime, you're my lucky dime, girl (I'll be by your side)\nDime, dime, you're my lucky dime\nDime, dime, you're my lucky dime, girl (I'll be your shelter)\nDime, dime, you're my lucky dime, uh\nDime, dime, you're my lucky oh, uh (emergency)\nDime, dime, you're my lucky dime\nDime, dime","syncedLyrics":"[00:02.60] Dime, dime, you're my lucky dime\n[00:05.25] There's a war going on outside\n[00:08.04] Hey I\n[00:09.87] There's a war going on outside nobody's safe from\n[00:15.25] But here in my arms\n[00:17.51] I'll keep you from harm\n[00:20.58] There's no guarantee tonight\n[00:23.70] That we will wake up\n[00:25.90] When night hits the morning\n[00:28.60] You hear no alarm ring\n[00:31.22] You can count on one thing\n[00:33.00] Wyclef told me call 911\n[00:35.37] But who do you call when the ambulances don't come\n[00:37.85] Or watch as the ones sworn by law protect us\n[00:40.77] Wrongfully convict us then call it corrections\n[00:43.60] Next, they bail the banks out when we in recession\n[00:46.12] And hang us in the jail cell so they can swing the elections\n[00:48.76] The Chicago streets where pot holes is deep and Tahoes creep like TLC\n[00:53.45] Hospital workers in scrubs with no PPE\n[00:56.60] But they got money for riot gear, my nigga, we dying here, yeah\n[01:00.20] You tell me not to move with my gun\n[01:02.40] But we got more funeral homes than schools where I'm from\n[01:05.09] And on the news all you view is homicides\n[01:07.46] Ain't no trauma units, we all traumatized\n[01:10.05] Tryna get on your feet, playing the hand they dealt ya\n[01:13.10] If your house is not a home let this song be your shelter, shelter, shelter\n[01:16.39] I'll be your shelter\n[01:20.42] Emergency\n[01:23.21] Please count on me, yeah, I\n[01:24.80] (If your house is not a home let this song be your shelter, shelter, shelter)\n[01:27.55] I'll be your superhero\n[01:31.87] When 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(Yeah, I)\n[01:30.62] Tryna get on your feet playing the hand they dealt you\n[01:32.93] If your house is not a home, let this song be your shelter\n[01:35.82] Shelter, shelter\n[01:36.77] I'll be your shelter\n[01:40.89] Emergency\n[01:43.29] Please count on me, yeah, I\n[01:47.19] I'll be your superhero\n[01:51.22] When danger arise (when danger arrives)\n[01:53.74] I'll be by your side (I'll be by your side)\n[01:55.88] You're my lucky dime\n[01:57.26] It's a hunnid bags under the underpass\n[01:59.04] Rumbling stomachs, cups jingle when Hummers pass\n[02:01.70] Brisk wind, summer's done, winter is coming fast\n[02:04.49] And then they Zoom teacher wonder why they don't come to class\n[02:07.33] The internet been out, the hot water been out\n[02:09.88] She moved to her aunt's house, then to her friend's couch\n[02:12.56] Her abuser went to jail, but that nigga been out\n[02:14.93] Producer was in-house, they closer than pen pals\n[02:17.81] Homeless in the home of the slaves, I wonder how that would feel?\n[02:20.62] The manifested destiny, a bunch of land they could steal\n[02:23.59] Think about Kenneth Walker and Philando Castile\n[02:26.28] How they only wanted to protect they family\n[02:29.06] While it's niggas out here that make it worse for they folks\n[02:31.35] It's a deeper, hotter hell for the worst of these folks\n[02:34.31] It's a mystery, we never heard the murder she wrote\n[02:36.95] If we finally paid her back, the whole earth'd be broke\n[02:40.60] I'll be your shelter\n[02:44.88] Emergency\n[02:47.26] Please count on me, yeah\n[02:51.19] I'll be your superhero\n[02:55.15] When danger arise (ugh)\n[02:57.49] I'll be by your side\n[03:00.12] I write for my niggas doing life with no possibility of parole\n[03:03.46] You playing Fortnite, that's how long he spent in the hole\n[03:06.16] Live from death row, free my nigga Julius Jones\n[03:08.92] I had a dream that Mumia was home, I speak freedom in song\n[03:12.15] 'Cause all I see is racist faces\n[03:14.55] Where hate lives and they rape kids in cages\n[03:17.23] What kind of nation lynch Elijah McClain\n[03:19.88] And send us to the Middle East to die for the flag?\n[03:22.64] They drive us insane to sell us medication\n[03:24.10] We demand reparations, and they tell us, \"Have patience\"\n[03:28.13] 'Stead of cash payments, we get minimum wages\n[03:30.54] They give us the Black Plague, then send us a white savior\n[03:33.28] I found faith when I lost hope\n[03:35.25] That's when Julius reminded me of a bar I wrote\n[03:38.23] Behind bars, on the yard, where they dream of the street\n[03:40.83] On death row, singing, \"We Could Be Free\"\n[03:42.98] We could be free, we could be free\n[03:45.75] \n[03:51.86] I know you'll be my shelter from the storm\n[03:57.35] I know you'll be my shelter from the storm\n[04:04.17] Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh, oh\n[04:07.93] Oh, oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh-oh, oh\n[04:19.22] ","lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n title: SHELTER (feat. 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