Victim

[Verse 1]
Ugh
They're throwing parties at the crackhouse
But, it ain't a party when everybody's done passed out
Underaged intoxication, everyone's on drugs
So take another shot, white girl about to black out

All of these rapists boutta tell me they blew her back out
Somehow I ain't surprised, they got demons in their eyelids focusing on videos of trafficking in private
I'm so used to isolation, I adore the silence
But it ain't too quiet living in autopilot
Allowing your addictions to dictate over subconscious altercations when on medication ain't too cautious
Secrets in your closet, you boutta have to wash them

Idolizing murderers, put pedophiles in office
They're targeting our young men to put them on a watchlist
Normalizing pornographic images of violence
I can't say that I am not a victim of demonic spirits in my brain telling me it ain't a problem
With 97 billion a year inside the wallets of people teaching boys to use women as if they're objects, and girls that
They can make more money having sex than they can make with intellect while losing self respect
Man, I really hate the internet and all of its effects
Until 1964 couples slept in different beds on TV
In 63' we saw our president shot dead

[Verse 2]
They put a bullet in his head and I don't think it's a coincidence when he was tryna uncover secret intelligence operations
While the declaration of democracy was in effect
But, now the internet is a monopoly
People I don't even know are watching me and profiting off of the private information of people living in poverty
They say it's a policy for privacy but constantly using all my info so that they can target me
When they see I don't agree with what they're tryna offer me
I'm so sick and tired of propaganda popping on my feed
I can't even properly talk about all degrees in which I hate the place I gotta call my home
But they're still gonna call me free

[Outro: John F. Kennedy]
The very word "secrecy" is repugnant in a free and open society
And we are as a people inherently and historically opposed to secret societies to secret oaths and to secret proceedings
We decided long ago that the dangers of excessive and unwarranted concealment of pertinent facts far outweighed the dangers which are cited to justify it