[Intro: Robert Kennedy]
Could you lower those signs, please?
I have some very sad news for all of you, and that is that Martin Luther King was shot and was killed tonight
Martin Luther King dedicated his life to love and to justice between fellow human beings
He died in the cause of that effort
[Verse: BONES]
See, I could make the world crazy from the sound of a drop
You tryin' to calm me like Bobby when MLK got shot
See El feelin' like Slim back when Wayne got hot
And everybody thinkin', "Damn, will he change or not?"
I been the same every day and that's my biggest fuckin' downfall
Say they fuck with me but can't name a fuckin' album
Sayin' that they bought one, I've yet to fuckin' sell one
Say they love me but they don't know Elmo
I don't want a outcome, that's the fuckin' thing
They waitin' on labels, labels waitin' on me
Wantin' the change from the beats to the names
Rather nickel-dime every meal than be in the game
Fuck you, fuck rap and fuck hip-hop
Like I really give a fuck if I'm hot or not
No car, no chains, I ain't fuckin' all these bitches
Still, life so sweet and I don't even fuck with Swishers
[Chorus: BONES]
Backwoods guts on my shoes, never playin' by the rules
Why you workin' on school? I'm higher than you ever been
Welcome to my tomb, welcome to my world
Comin' down clean, I'ma take your girl
Ridin' on blades, bitch, I'm cashed, hundred blunts to the face
1968 was written by BONES & Curtis Heron.
1968 was produced by Curtis Heron.