Tonalité : F minor
Verse 1
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Em
You know how long you
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would last as a colored man?
Em
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Em
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Em
About one minute
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Em
You know how long you would last
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as a colored man?
Em
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About one minute
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Em
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About one minute
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C
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D
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Nobody knows, nobody knows the
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hell we've been through
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Every day I kept on trying,
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wondering if I was also wrong
Em
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Nobody knows,
Em
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nobody knows the hell we've been through
Em
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C
Em
Liv ing in the ghetto streets,
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that was my reality
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Em
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I come from the plate,
Em
not far from goons and young
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But still colors and blacks
don't mix with one another
Em
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If you can do your thing,
Em
then I can do my thing
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We work against each other,
Em
we both come up with nothing
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Train lines separate and
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divide my people
And still white
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Jesus is for loot church peoples
Em
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If you can interact,
Em
and I can interact
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Then we will both realize
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that we are both black
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And my past is not much
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different from yours
And we both are fight
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ing the exact same wars
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Em
Each one teach when we all can recognize
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A plan was set up for all of
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us to trivialize
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The existence of the other cause
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of shades of skin col or
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Preventing us from calling
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each other brother
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Nobody knows how
Em
deep these wounds go
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Years of being afraid of what
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we both don't know
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Nobody knows,
Em
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nobody knows the hell's been through
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C
Do you know and understand
Em
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D
the history of our lovely day?
Em
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Nobody knows,
Em
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nobody knows the hell's been through
Em
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Em
Every day I kept on strong,
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wondering if I was also wrong
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Nobody knows,
nobody knows that I've been through
Living in the ghetto streets,
bedrock's my reality
D
Em
That noise of
Mikey
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Franco from
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Young &
Mitchell's plane
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We blame apartheid for this racist game
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Of separating our people from
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each other and their pas t
A new
South
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Africa but the racism lost
Em
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A hell of a task now faces the future
Em
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Of removing the divisions
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that we've become used to
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We choose to learn about our
black ancestry
Em
Don't dare call me
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coloured when I'm
African
Em
You see, my solution to racism is teach
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African history
European education will not
benefit me
Em
Europeans need to learn about
African contributions
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Civilisation and humanity,
that's the solution
Em
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So we can get respect as
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we've given them
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Em
No longer will a man's colour be his sin
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Stop being afraid of what
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you don't know
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Open up your mind and
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as humans grow
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Nobody knows,
Em
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nobody knows the hell we've been through
Em
G
C
Do you know and understand the his
Em
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D
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tory of our lovely land?
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Em
Nobody knows, nobody knows the
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hell we've been through
Em
G
Em
Every day I've kept on strong,
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D
what they did was also wrong
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Nobody knows,
nobody knows the hell we've been through
Living in the ghetto street,
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then was my reality
Em
You know how long you would
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last as a colored man?
Em
About one minute
You know how long you
G
would last as a colored man?
Em
G
Em
G
Em
About one minute
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Em
You know how long you would
Em
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last as a colored man?
Em
About one minute
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Em
This land is mine
About one minute
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Make that noise
Em
Em
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