[Verse 1]
My diary reads I’ve never been in Ivy League
Just durag, fatigues and my bros when it’s time to squeeze
Never know when it’s time to flee
One time, one-time yell “freeze,” shots ring
Tried to hop fences, climb trees
Life’s like a jungle
My man mumbles as he crumble weed inside dry leaves
Fold it, licked it like an envelope
Place it to his face, lit it up then inhale smoke
Blеw out a gas that covered our head likе mask
Slowly fade to a haze fast
The gray followed his hand as he made his [?] to the past
Coming up with executive plans, man
I tried work, church, computer search for flirts
Only felt more depressed, more hurt
Experts determine our future on the earth
Bible speaks on revelation, archangel Michael and the devastation, devils and satan, hell and the nation, expel of the mason
As he pours, release the weed pressure from his jaws
Each cloud, followed by a freestyle about cause so what’s yours?

[Verse 2]
I asked the preacher in books ‘bout a master teacher
Became a student influenced by the black Jesus
Joined movements while music praised black leaders
We lacked teachers
I evaluated rap deeper
My squad full of black gods
Clarence 13X, master Farrad, Farrakhan
Stay out the walls that the pharaoh’s on
[?] fall of Babylon
Rhymes graffiti in my lab long
[?]
Showed me bibles where our fathers written
True and living
No superstition
No black cats, crucifixes
Salt of our backs [soup elixirs?]
Or three 6s
Just six senses
Truth and wisdom can give the youth vision
The greatest love can move the system
And only drugs can uproot the rhythm
Man and the myth
Did this man exist? Or did this man exit?
Was this man really missed? Or was he prehistoric?
Did he leave our orbit?
Did you see him talking?
Did you see him lying in his coffin?
Did he leave any offspring?
Was he taken by the sources?
Was he sent here by the forces?
While walking did his legs turn to horse’s?
Did his face turn into Horus?
Did he condense and shoot from the sky’s taurus?
Did he turn into the tourist?
His eyes like menorahs
Sky-walker
His name, the honorable Ben Yaweh Walter