amerikkka - g perico lyrics
[intro]
like what i said, earlier
f-ck the police!
f-ck the police!
f-ck the police!
f-ck the police!
[chorus: g perico]
i’m like, f-ck a cop, f-ck police
when your black, don’t trust police
them motherf-ckers might k!ll you
been like that from the beginning
i’m like, f-ck a cop, f-ck police
when your black, don’t trust police
them motherf-ckers might k!ll you
been like that from the beginning
[verse 1: g perico]
don’t pull me out my motherf-cking car
clearly it’s the law, that’s breaking the law
don’t put your guns to the back of my head
i’m a threat to the country if i don’t accept it?
make amerikkka great again
do you know what that means?
k!ll a n-gg- or take him in
that’s what it mean to me
[chorus: g perico]
i’m like, f-ck a cop, f-ck police
when your black, don’t trust police
them motherf-ckers might k!ll you
been like that from the beginning
i’m like, f-ck a cop, f-ck police
when your black, don’t trust police
them motherf-ckers might k!ll you
been like that from the beginning
[verse 2: g perico]
f-ck trump, yeah i feel that
but it don’t matter who in office when you black
when you still a n-gg- in the u-s-a
known for k!lling n-gg-s
bill clinton, 3 strikes, getting rid off n-gg-s
make amerikkka great again
do you know what that means?
k!ll a n-gg- or take him in
that’s what it mean to me
[outro: malcolm x]
“…for the police to move into the negro community, exercising gestapo tactics, stopping any black man on the sidewalk, whether he is guilty or whether he is innocent, whether he is well-dressed or whether he poorly dressed, whether he is educated or whether he is dumb, whether he is a christian or whether he is a muslim. as long as he is black and a member of the black community, the white public thinks that the white policeman is justified in going in there and trampling on that man’s civil rights and on that man’s human rights
once the police has convinced the white public that the so-called negro community is a criminal element, they can go in and question, brutalize, murder, unarmed innocent negros, and the white public is gullible enough to back them up…
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