Dog Bite

Biting Back at Privilege: Cohort B's Anthem of Rebellion
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Lyrics

Ain't no one who'll let you know when you're hanging loose

Expressing a lack of support or guidance when one is in a vulnerable state.

But they'll tell you that it's for a cause and when your efforts don't cut it

People may justify their actions for a cause, but if your efforts fall short, they may not support you.

You failed your teachers and now you're saying

Having disappointed teachers or mentors and now justifying a different approach.

"I can't make it anywhere by asking anyone, so it's only right if I could take a bigger Slice"

Rejecting the idea of seeking help and advocating for self-reliance to achieve success.

But just so you know it's made to entice, it's by design

Highlighting that certain opportunities or temptations are deliberately crafted to attract.


And if you're looking for a free throw, you've got it made, now you're getting paid, and all For what?

Critiquing the pursuit of material gains without clear purpose or fulfillment.

Making shit that you thought we'd need

Criticizing the creation of unnecessary things, possibly for profit, rather than genuine need.

This momma's got mouths to feed, this architecture's giving me anxiety

The pressure of responsibilities and the impact of certain structures causing stress.


My entire life I was relieved of the need to reach for the stars so I became the one Whose job it was to clean the dust from those who scored from daddy's trust

Reflecting on a life free from ambition, serving those born into privilege, cleaning up after them.

I've said too much but it's okay, privileged to work for you any day

Accepting a subservient role but expressing gratitude for the opportunity.


I hate the sound of chains that bind, so I taught myself to wrap that shit 'round my teeth And bite back.

Expressing a dislike for oppressive situations and a determination to resist and fight back.


Hey, could you be a little clearer?

Questioning the clarity of communication or intentions in a relationship or interaction.

Why can't you let us get ahead do you fear us?

Questioning why others hinder progress and expressing a sense of fear or distrust from them.

You call it reparations

Challenging the concept of reparations, possibly suggesting skepticism or disappointment.

I call it empty gestures

Seeing gestures meant to make amends as insincere or inadequate.

Now it's not enough

Indicating that previous efforts or concessions are no longer sufficient.

Now it's not enough

Repeating the sentiment that past actions or offerings are now deemed insufficient.


Why'd you give up on me

Questioning why support or belief was withdrawn.

Why would you give me up

Expressing disappointment or confusion about being abandoned or given up on.

The lyrics of this song contain explicit content.
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