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letra de the miseducation of the young black woman - moyo

[verse 1]
welcome to the miseducation of the young black woman
hear the story, untold, of the young black woman
with all the stereotypin’, racial bias put on women
it sounds too good to be true

[verse 2]
i’m just here to testify, yeah, i’m that young black woman
mistreated, abused, yeah, that young black woman
our stories like a tragedy that keeps on living
like a tyler perry show

[verse 3]
for the same [?] song (no, no, no, no)
for that [?], it’s been sung (yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah)

[verse 4]
i’m just here to sing about the beauty of the young black woman
we keep our sensibilities, although our world is spinnin’
we always [?] to save the day and are expected to keep
liberating, motivating, no complaining, baby

[verse 5]
i’m so sick and tired of the culture for the young black woman
emotions pooling, so strange from other non-black women
you see our educating, no one keeps perpetuating
never crying, strong black woman, show no weakness, baby
[bridge]
i’m tired, i’m tired of the same song, ooh
’cause i’ve heard it, i’ve heard it all before, ooh, girl
i’m telling you, i’m tired, oh
i’m so sick of that same old song

girl, i’m not the only one
i’m always tired
that same song, no more
no, no, no, no, no more
you can keep that same old song

[verse 6]
no one keeps perpetuating stories of the non-black woman
not a story untold because they keep on winnin’
they never held to the same standards to keep
liberating, motivating, never crying, no complaining, baby

[verse 7]
why do we as women feel the need to keep on grinnin’?
in the times of [?], abuse, of our black women
when will we ever stop perpetuating the same cycles
so frustrating, back-bone-breaking, strong black woman story?

[bridge]
i’m tired, i’m tired of the same song, ooh
’cause i’ve heard it, i’ve heard it all before, ooh, girl
i’m telling you, i’m tired, oh
i’m so sick of that same old song
girl, i’m not the only one
i’m always tired
that same song, no more
no, no, no, no, no more
you can keep that same old song

[spoken break]
h-llo, dear listeners, this is for my black women. the world always tries to break you, tear you, and hurt you, but still expects the world from you. i hope that while you listened to this, you questioned if you still wanted to be the unappreciated superwoman. it’s time to put down the cape, the superhero suit, and live… for you
stop policing your emotions for the sake of others and just, live. they can save themselves. but, when will you save you? that’s it, yeah
actually, i lied. one more time

[bridge]
girl, i’m not the only one
[?]
that same song (same song, same song)
no more, no more
oh, woah
no, no, no, no, no more
no, no, no, no, no more
no, no, no
no, no, no
ooh, woo!

[spoken outro]
that felt good to have felt [?]
this is the miseducation of the young black woman. thanks for listening. i hope i can undo the misinterpretation in [?]

- moyo

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