| Song | Black Monday |
| Artist | Buckshot LeFonque |
| Album | Music Evolution |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : DaCosta, Elam, Marsalis | |
| Chorus: | |
| Black Monday | |
| That's what this joint is all about | |
| Black Monday | |
| A million men strong without a doubt | |
| Black Monday | |
| It's not just a role that one plays | |
| Black Monday | |
| So we can have justice one day | |
| Black Monday | |
| Black, Black Monday | |
| Hey Yo, B - I thougt we conquered the world | |
| When a million men came and shined like a | |
| black pearl | |
| This time there was no black on black crime | |
| 'Cause everybody was thinkin' of ways that pays for | |
| the black mind | |
| One & equal | |
| Not thinkin' of wealth | |
| but knowledge of self | |
| So the past won't repeat like a sequel | |
| Visions of unity | |
| Strong in the community | |
| The same song sung for diplomatic immunity | |
| Is soon to be reality | |
| Not just a formality, an actuality | |
| Built strong by our morality | |
| Can you see what I can see | |
| One force that be lettin' me be what I be | |
| Without costing me members of my family tree | |
| One man can stand for all | |
| But who got his back when he fall | |
| Yo, I had a dream that one day | |
| One million men stood strong and we called it | |
| Black Monday | |
| Black Monday | |
| Black Monday | |
| Black, Black Monday | |
| By now we all know that some wrongs have | |
| been committed | |
| So be wise, organize my man | |
| Yo, you with it? | |
| Let's have the courage to stand up and speak out | |
| Reach out and help out | |
| No doubt | |
| See we can actually make a difference | |
| The politicians got game, but I say who are | |
| they kiddin' | |
| Seriously, we gotta get our own thing tight | |
| 'Cause we ain't even learned | |
| to treat our own peeps right | |
| You don't have to be a scholar to acknowledge | |
| You shouldn't harm your own just 'cause your | |
| fiendin' for dollars | |
| That's messed up, so fess up | |
| It's good for the soul | |
| Repent | |
| Change your ways | |
| Exhibit more self control | |
| We must be willin' to stop the killin' | |
| 'Cause if not | |
| We'll destroy what our forefathers were building | |
| Step up | |
| Do something | |
| It's your duty and purpose | |
| All the material pleasures ultimately are worthless | |
| Curses | |
| They are not needed to explain that | |
| You will wreck your brain | |
| If you do not maintain | |
| Reconciliation, restoration and resolution | |
| Atonement | |
| Completion of perfect union | |
| Black Monday | |
| Chorus |
| zuo qu : DaCosta, Elam, Marsalis | |
| Chorus: | |
| Black Monday | |
| That' s what this joint is all about | |
| Black Monday | |
| A million men strong without a doubt | |
| Black Monday | |
| It' s not just a role that one plays | |
| Black Monday | |
| So we can have justice one day | |
| Black Monday | |
| Black, Black Monday | |
| Hey Yo, B I thougt we conquered the world | |
| When a million men came and shined like a | |
| black pearl | |
| This time there was no black on black crime | |
| ' Cause everybody was thinkin' of ways that pays for | |
| the black mind | |
| One equal | |
| Not thinkin' of wealth | |
| but knowledge of self | |
| So the past won' t repeat like a sequel | |
| Visions of unity | |
| Strong in the community | |
| The same song sung for diplomatic immunity | |
| Is soon to be reality | |
| Not just a formality, an actuality | |
| Built strong by our morality | |
| Can you see what I can see | |
| One force that be lettin' me be what I be | |
| Without costing me members of my family tree | |
| One man can stand for all | |
| But who got his back when he fall | |
| Yo, I had a dream that one day | |
| One million men stood strong and we called it | |
| Black Monday | |
| Black Monday | |
| Black Monday | |
| Black, Black Monday | |
| By now we all know that some wrongs have | |
| been committed | |
| So be wise, organize my man | |
| Yo, you with it? | |
| Let' s have the courage to stand up and speak out | |
| Reach out and help out | |
| No doubt | |
| See we can actually make a difference | |
| The politicians got game, but I say who are | |
| they kiddin' | |
| Seriously, we gotta get our own thing tight | |
| ' Cause we ain' t even learned | |
| to treat our own peeps right | |
| You don' t have to be a scholar to acknowledge | |
| You shouldn' t harm your own just ' cause your | |
| fiendin' for dollars | |
| That' s messed up, so fess up | |
| It' s good for the soul | |
| Repent | |
| Change your ways | |
| Exhibit more self control | |
| We must be willin' to stop the killin' | |
| ' Cause if not | |
| We' ll destroy what our forefathers were building | |
| Step up | |
| Do something | |
| It' s your duty and purpose | |
| All the material pleasures ultimately are worthless | |
| Curses | |
| They are not needed to explain that | |
| You will wreck your brain | |
| If you do not maintain | |
| Reconciliation, restoration and resolution | |
| Atonement | |
| Completion of perfect union | |
| Black Monday | |
| Chorus |
| zuò qǔ : DaCosta, Elam, Marsalis | |
| Chorus: | |
| Black Monday | |
| That' s what this joint is all about | |
| Black Monday | |
| A million men strong without a doubt | |
| Black Monday | |
| It' s not just a role that one plays | |
| Black Monday | |
| So we can have justice one day | |
| Black Monday | |
| Black, Black Monday | |
| Hey Yo, B I thougt we conquered the world | |
| When a million men came and shined like a | |
| black pearl | |
| This time there was no black on black crime | |
| ' Cause everybody was thinkin' of ways that pays for | |
| the black mind | |
| One equal | |
| Not thinkin' of wealth | |
| but knowledge of self | |
| So the past won' t repeat like a sequel | |
| Visions of unity | |
| Strong in the community | |
| The same song sung for diplomatic immunity | |
| Is soon to be reality | |
| Not just a formality, an actuality | |
| Built strong by our morality | |
| Can you see what I can see | |
| One force that be lettin' me be what I be | |
| Without costing me members of my family tree | |
| One man can stand for all | |
| But who got his back when he fall | |
| Yo, I had a dream that one day | |
| One million men stood strong and we called it | |
| Black Monday | |
| Black Monday | |
| Black Monday | |
| Black, Black Monday | |
| By now we all know that some wrongs have | |
| been committed | |
| So be wise, organize my man | |
| Yo, you with it? | |
| Let' s have the courage to stand up and speak out | |
| Reach out and help out | |
| No doubt | |
| See we can actually make a difference | |
| The politicians got game, but I say who are | |
| they kiddin' | |
| Seriously, we gotta get our own thing tight | |
| ' Cause we ain' t even learned | |
| to treat our own peeps right | |
| You don' t have to be a scholar to acknowledge | |
| You shouldn' t harm your own just ' cause your | |
| fiendin' for dollars | |
| That' s messed up, so fess up | |
| It' s good for the soul | |
| Repent | |
| Change your ways | |
| Exhibit more self control | |
| We must be willin' to stop the killin' | |
| ' Cause if not | |
| We' ll destroy what our forefathers were building | |
| Step up | |
| Do something | |
| It' s your duty and purpose | |
| All the material pleasures ultimately are worthless | |
| Curses | |
| They are not needed to explain that | |
| You will wreck your brain | |
| If you do not maintain | |
| Reconciliation, restoration and resolution | |
| Atonement | |
| Completion of perfect union | |
| Black Monday | |
| Chorus |