Lyrics
Alright let's do it
Expression of readiness or agreement to proceed.
Baby let me know if you'll let me
Repeated plea for communication, emphasizing the need for clarity in the relationship.
You'll let me know, you'll let me know
-You'll let me know, you'll let me know
-You'll let me know, you'll let me know
-Baby let me know if you'll let me
-You'll let me know, you'll let me know
-You'll let me know, you'll let me know
-You'll let me know, you'll let me know
-Where the body cams at when they killed Sandra Bland though?
Critique of societal issues, particularly police brutality, racial injustice, and violence against black individuals. References to specific incidents and calls for accountability.
Where the justice system at when the cops go Rambo?
-Black lives matter when we talkin' about Philando
-But all lives matter when we talkin' bout Orlando
-49 dead bodies, 83 in France though
-They say Alton had a gun, we ain't see it in his hands though
-We screamin' fuck the police but what about Dallas?
-All these murders on the news
-Every week it's another one, DJ Khaled
-How we gon' respect the badge if you don't protect and serve?
-They say life ain't a movie but it's feelin' like The Purge
-And this rag in my pocket match the blood in the curb
-Hear the shots in the hood but can they feel it in the 'burbs?
-Turn on the news, get seduced by the words
-And the noose on the black man's neck sounds absurd
-Summer 16 look like more than a Drake song
-And that's just this year, y'all forgot about Trayvon?
-Baby you'll let me know, you'll let me know
Reiteration of the plea for communication, maintaining the theme of seeking understanding.
You'll let me know, you'll let me know
-You'll let me know, you'll let me know
-Why it take 3 days for Obama to respond?
Further exploration of social and political issues, questioning the delayed responses of leaders and expressing frustration with systemic problems.
'Cause Minnesota 3 days from the White House lawn
-Trump and Hillary both cons
-Backstab us like the bullets in the back of LaQuan
-This ain't The Game, I come to you as Jayceon
-With both of my hands up, don't shoot on my palms
-Tamir Rice was just a kid and unarmed
-Them cops was Cleveland fans, you just killed the next Lebron
-We just need a resolution
-When did being detained become a fuckin' execution?
-Turn on the news, my stomach turnin' to knots
-As the world keep turnin', I'm about to turn into Pac
-I'm so determined, I promise to sing a sermon
-Every night a mother dreads like Busta in Higher Learnin'
-Candles burnin' so we marchin' up the blocks
-Moment of silence every time a body drops
-When the killin' gon' stop?
-If they stop killin' us will we stop killin' cops?
-Baby, you'll let me know, you'll let me know
Continuation of the plea for communication, suggesting a desire for mutual understanding and resolution.
You'll let me know, you'll let me know
-You'll let me know, you'll let me know
-Yeah, yeah
Reflection on the challenges faced by marginalized communities, addressing hate, lack of answers, and a call for awakening and change.
Now tell me, can you stand up?
-Knowin' everybody can't stand us?
-Don't they know that hate is a cancer?
-Ask around, nobody got the answers
-Now tell me, can you stand up?
-Knowin' everybody can't stand us?
-Didn't know we was livin' in Orlando
-People dyin' with their hands up
-Now I hope the whole world
-Wake up, wake up, wake up
-Uhhh, wake up, wake up, wake up
-Let me know
Reiteration of the call for awareness and change, seeking confirmation or acknowledgment from others.
Let me know
-Somebody let me know
-If we gone wake up, wake up, wake up
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