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Survival feat. Orion One

from Cities & Rivers by Aristyles

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The declaration of human right is urgent
From the place where you sleep and the place that you work in
I’m talkin’ bout the wages talkin’ bout the basics
Cause nowadays you ain’t human unless yo ass famous
Fuck a racist politician I’m hatin’
The game is to rob the poor, its war that we facin’
Cause hate is when they want more that bacon
That they robbin and rapin, its colonization
Imperialism, takin’ over the nations
Elite masons controlling the information
The population distracted from devastation
The lack of the health care, food, and education
Them snakes don’t care cause they bringing the cake in
They ain’t sharing one bit, we losin our patience
Hungry as beast we gon’ show em what change is
Swing a bolo at the system, its over, so take this

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Orion One's verse
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More jobs, more schools, freedom and safety
Guarantee all folks have freedom from slavery
Regardless of your race or whatever your shade be
Cause freedom of speech is not something they gave we
Are entitled to these rights as a human being
It’s a matter life cause the deeper reason
Is not about the green and monetary profits
It’s the basics to live its bigger than a promise

Orion One's verse
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from Cities & Rivers, released February 24, 2015
lyrics written and performed by A. delaCruz and J. Lim
beat and music composed by A. delaCruz

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