Occupy (We the 99)

[OneGrassRoot]

Run time: 03:12 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oxv9kIFJh5Y   Posted on YouTube: October 18, 2011 By YouTube Member: jasirix Views on YouTube: 24   Posted on DU: October 18, 2011 By DU Member: OneGrassRoot Views on DU: 782

 
I love Jasirix :)

Filmed live at Occupy Wall Street and Occupy Pittsburgh by Director Paradise Gray, Jasiri X reconnects with super producer Cynik Lethal to provide a soundtrack for this growing movement that has taken the world by storm. We gonna Occupy!

LYRICS
Verse 1
The Power's with the people don't let these cowards deceive you
and be the next mouse in the talons of a eagle
this country's wealth gap isn't unbalanced it's evil
we celebrate access while the people have less
in poverty abject madness
while the economy collapses add stress
that's the last straw
you want class war well give you what you ask for
the have nots at the have's door
we came to crash your party
and we aint leaving until we're even
the Constitution guarantees these freedoms
any one against that's committing treason
your not a real patriot unless you stand for what you believe in
and nobody got more welfare than wall street
hundreds of billions after operating falsely
and nobody went to prison that's were you lost me
but my home my job my life is what it cost me

Verse 2
Remember when police beat the Egyptians who were defiant
even president Obama condemned the violence
but when NYPD beat Americans there's silence
it's apparent that there's bias
sticks for the people but give carrots to the liars
those crooked cops just for embarrassment should be fired
and if you want to see terrorists then look higher
they in them skyscrapers with billions from my labor
forcing people out of there homes with falsified data
so we either unify now or cry later
1% got the wealth but the 99's greater
so in every city we gone occupy major
cause nobody got more welfare than wall street
hundreds of billions after operating falsely
and nobody went to prison that's were you lost me
but my home my job my life is what it cost me

[SaveOurDemocracy]

1. Hard to believe this has been up for 2 hrs and no comments.

Over 90 views and I was the 2nd rec.

I fail to see what could be turning people off. Is it because it's rap?

As someone who marched and protested the war in the 60/70's, I know how important the anti-war songs were at waking people to the issues and keeping the spotlight on.


"...nobody got more welfare than wall street
hundreds of billions after operating falsely
and nobody went to prison that's were you lost me
but my home my job my life is what it cost me." ~ Jasirix

Thanks for posting OneGrassRoot :hi: Big K&R

[OneGrassRoot]

3. I love jasirix. Glad you appreciated it!

:hi:

[Yon_Yonson]

2. Freedom Plaza Washington, DC ~ October 2011