Justice Tomorrow

The intro sample is by Fairuz. The song is zahrat almadain (المداىؑن زهرة) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLGCmJh4AJ4 Ragtop: Nope – ain’t none left Knock down house make build up stress Ain’t no justice ain’t, no peace, ain’t know place safe left to be We got refugees from Haiti to the P to those fleeing toes freezing wet from New Orleans We got people waiting for their piece of the cake and it’s a long line of empty plates From L.A. to the Bay to the Wastes of Manila, where your waste is they food Shit that you’d throw away gets consumed with a little but of regret, whole lotta not enough yet get your dollars anyway that you can (There ain’t no justice) When the subjects of this verse are referred to subjectively as bums and murderers Media perverts the scale of the danger ‘til neighbours All nervous eye each other like strangers or worse No justice, so get up, stand up Clap your damn hands do whatever you can to just speak out, seek out the secrets that leak out, even though don’t wanna speak ‘bout, there ain’t no Excentrik: Pictured in the pain of mans eye hanged without a crime to explain, the town crowds around for a photo they’re proud of but suddenly, subtly and angel cries his name They didn’t mention this I chapter 8, it’s all written in past tense like they past the hate, now they paint a rosy picture like times have changed like we forgot about the prisons and crack cocaine Remember the names, whisper them in recitations shrouded in shame, cuz in the end you gonna meet them on a powerless plane and watch your feet and hands shackled to a towering crane and when it drops… (There ain't no justice) When privilege will yield indifference like history needs some Ritalin Like misery sees your system as an accessory for pillaging meant to be the end of it Whether you an immigrant or children of slaves, you can see it in the difference of the living in conditions like missions tortured Indians force ‘em to Christians, we call ‘em Palestinians we ain’t missing The Narcicyst: Forced to write to the cost of life, plus tax Arab fuck that! Kharab 3rith al-deen, thareb maridh they running! Huddle among us, stunning with a gun and a muzzle, the struggle for honour bubble the chron! We got some trouble to calm up, seek the subtlest armour, speak the humblest karma to jeeps that rubble the harbour. Sa’t il-soda recorder, past disorders drafted, trapped at borders laughing. Brought up modern tactics, Sodom and Gomorra, when they bought Saddam, should have tossed his moms, of course I’m wrong (right…) Songs of a foster life, tauntful spite, talk to mics like Phil Jackson. Life that kill death, divisive ill step to heave like Isra3 al-mi3raj and this talk will dislodge the sick knowledge minaret, dishonest spite to the plight of an immigrant entitled to live again