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letra de motherland - killatooma

[intro: sample & k!llatooma]
my job is to somehow (ah)
make them curious enough to get more aware of themselves and where they came from (ah)
and what they are into and what is already there (huh!)

[chorus: k!lla tooma]
we all hail from the motherland
but ge’ colonised on the other hand
we must unify instead of blame the other man
is they who lack the pigment, the motive to the intent
bu’ history is ancient, even to the ancient
we are not adjacent, the cover-up is blatant
there is no replacement
and still, we rise to my amazement, never be complacent

[verse 1: k!lla tooma]
i stay connected to the cradle
where we were prematurely severed by the navel
part of the reason why we struggle to be stable
they wan’ us believe tha’ our history was a fable, tha’ start with the ships
and the scars from the whips, and when the captain ge’ pick
and when the cane ge’ cut when they put the pain is us
but quittin’ ain’ in us, now come forward four cent’ries
onward with a purpose, ain’ nothin’ co’ prevent these
gods from pursuing success by renewin’
the vision, to aim with precision
my craft’s my religion (yeah)
my past, my traditions (yeah)
the secret’s in the melanin, it’s developin’
the truth could be unsettlin’, but it’s genuine
the birth of all humanity, ga know your past if you wan’ preserve your sanity
love yourself and don’t le’ dem call it vanity
[chorus: k!llatooma]
we all hail from the motherland
but ge’ colonised on the other hand
we must unify instead of blame the other man
is they who lack the pigment, the motive to the intent
bu’ history is ancient, even to the ancient
we are not adjacent, the cover-up is blatant
there is no replacement
and still, we rise to my amazement, never be complacent

[verse 2: king jedi]
check ya history by columbus (check it)
i love black people bu’ we all live like squares when we really came from the rhombus
livin’, walk it like marcus, till i rot in my carcass (uh)
i’m inches off caucasian at surface, but my roots are stallion-coloured
and since the slavin’, today they call it labourin’ (wha’!)
black people workin’ at [?] the factory plants that they are sla-bourin’ (uh)
k!lla, i see ya vision (i see it)
more educatin’ by apartheid when i scream freedom!
my n-ggas go hard right for me
you ain’t ’bout sh-t if you work for the man (na)
you sell dope but still work for the man ’cause you still l-stin’ the bands
and you still l-stin’ them m’s, and you still jerkin’ your friends
over white man’s pushin’ white, tha’ [?] sh-t
steadily risin’ through enterprisin’
it ain’t surprisin’, god gave the bulbs, we kept it shinin’ (kept it shinin’)
pray on my knees, so we goin’ be grindin’
it’s black power in a white man’s world, i’m jus’ wisin’ (n-gga)
[chorus: k!lla tooma]
we all hail from the motherland
but ge’ colonised on the other hand
we must unify instead of blame the other man
is they who lack the pigment, the motive to the intent
bu’ history is ancient, even to the ancient
we are not adjacent, the cover-up is blatant
there is no replacement
and still, we rise to my amazement, never be complacent

[verse 3: shine-i]
guilty of a homicide, with the k!lla (twa!)
death to the lies of history is not a thriller
a forgotten kingdom of black royals boasting stardom
cent’ries long before martin and douglas
still on the rise, we are the phoenix from the ash
no diamonds or no cash can purchase what we stash
cannot take hold of we survivors, forget our colonisers
they’re only our dividers (i say)
they couldn’t’ve conquer the fire wha’ taint it’s this unity that still remains
one of a depressing fatal sin
that’s why the k!lla get up, say shine and jedi set up
united let’s stand and a rally for the black nation step up
never ya take us for no poppy show, we ready to go
rosa park, malcolm x flow, my enemies
inscription from the black skin glow, new chapter
we must win anywhere it go, close an open door (shine-i!)
[chorus: k!lla tooma]
we all hail from the motherland
but ge’ colonised on the other hand
we must unify instead of blame the other man
is they who lack the pigment, the motive to the intent
bu’ history is ancient, even to the ancient
we are not adjacent, the cover-up is blatant
there is no replacement
and still, we rise to my amazement, never be complacent

[outro: sample & k!llatooma]
why am i so insistent upon (rise)
giving out to them that blackness (rise)
that black power (rise)
pushing them to identify with black culture (rise)
i have no choice [?] in the first place, to me (rise)
we are the most beautiful creatures in the whole world (rise)
outside and inside, and to me (rise)
we have a culture that is surpassed by no other civilization (rise, rise, rise, rise)

- killatooma

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