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DescriptionKYLE KNIGHT
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"By Any Means Necessary" (Malcom X Tribute)
Introducing a rap visionary, blazing trails with an unprecedented fusion of beats and lyrics, elevating the game to a whole new stratosphere.
By Any Means Necessary (Malcolm X Tribute) By Kyle Knight
Verse 1 Once upon a time an activist state of mind soapbox speeches for the incarcerated mind. newspaper stands reading racial times 1925 X is alive!
A little bit of time somebody dropped dime Became educated, some institutionalized. Eyes on the prize, a civil rights leader, hotter than a pistol, anger as a heater.
One man making change to free your mind from the shackles and the slave brain. Rallies up and down the street, auditoriums packed to a full when this man speaks.
A protest down the street, police dogs unleashed. Fire Hydrant busted, civil right disgusting. This man changed the world before racial corruption. By any means necessary.
Verse 2 A blown up house with kids and a spouse No internet everything word to mouth Jealousy and envy from the people who built him Nearly got away with his life, almost killed him
Death threats made him flee to Mecca to learn and breathe True brotherhood, people with different eyes and different skin color, opposite of you and me
Phone tapped by the FBI, spoke of truth of corruption and lies, petrified to come outside Voices echo and shout in my head that I’m just gonna die
Global message that went, X had a bigger job to do Freedom fighter popped thirty shots to the torso, 1965 Audubon Ballroom X by necessary, by any means necessary
Introducing a rap visionary, blazing trails with an unprecedented fusion of beats and lyrics, elevating the game to a whole new stratosphere.
By Any Means Necessary (Malcolm X Tribute) By Kyle Knight
Verse 1 Once upon a time an activist state of mind soapbox speeches for the incarcerated mind. newspaper stands reading racial times 1925 X is alive!
A little bit of time somebody dropped dime Became educated, some institutionalized. Eyes on the prize, a civil rights leader, hotter than a pistol, anger as a heater.
One man making change to free your mind from the shackles and the slave brain. Rallies up and down the street, auditoriums packed to a full when this man speaks.
A protest down the street, police dogs unleashed. Fire Hydrant busted, civil right disgusting. This man changed the world before racial corruption. By any means necessary.
Verse 2 A blown up house with kids and a spouse No internet everything word to mouth Jealousy and envy from the people who built him Nearly got away with his life, almost killed him
Death threats made him flee to Mecca to learn and breathe True brotherhood, people with different eyes and different skin color, opposite of you and me
Phone tapped by the FBI, spoke of truth of corruption and lies, petrified to come outside Voices echo and shout in my head that I’m just gonna die
Global message that went, X had a bigger job to do Freedom fighter popped thirty shots to the torso, 1965 Audubon Ballroom X by necessary, by any means necessary
