| Song | Give the People |
| Artist | EPMD |
| Album | Business as Usual |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Gamble, Heff, Sermon, Smith | |
| Got to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| Gentlemen[Incomprehensible] | |
| Got to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenWhen | |
| I came out with my first rap jam | |
| I had no idea that the record would slam | |
| It did real good without radio play | |
| Maybe at night but no airplay in the day | |
| I couldn't understand why to be exact | |
| Our music was good and | |
| I was far from whack | |
| Then came the answer, commercial was the key | |
| To get airplay and a spot on | |
| TVLike Ed | |
| Lover and | |
| Doctor Dre from | |
| Yo, MTV Raps | |
| A show, mainly for the black | |
| And still we can't ill, 'cause to them that's wrong | |
| Cause like | |
| P.E. said, we're too black and too strong | |
| But hey, what can | |
| I say?Brothers and sisters, that's a price a rapper must pay | |
| Got to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| Gentlemen[Incomprehensible] | |
| Got to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenAs airwaves collapse rap shows at a standstill | |
| Some racial circuits the frequencies can't handle | |
| EPMDBut it's a fat jam, that will never win a | |
| GrammyUnless we sellout and kill the black movement dead | |
| Which means swallow our pride and become flunkies instead | |
| And stop the rap about freedom, thoughts of a black president | |
| And rap about a black crack, the mayor in our residence | |
| Give me a break brothers, it's time to take a stand | |
| And kill that, "No sir, yes sir, and thank you, ma'am"' | |
| Cause the word is a luxury a black man can't afford | |
| That's why poverty's on the rise and we still ignored | |
| And it's a setback and yet the clock still ticks | |
| And if we let it, rap would be run by politics | |
| I read it somewhere that every man's created equal | |
| But not in this day and age, maybe in the sequel | |
| Which means next time, so observe these rhymes | |
| And take a stand and go for yours cause | |
| I'm going for mine | |
| That's why | |
| IGot to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| Gentlemen[Incomprehensible] | |
| Got to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenWhy is that when wrong is done by the black | |
| It's blown out of proportion and immediately attacked? | |
| By the press and yes, conflict is caused | |
| By the kids at concerts who bum rush the doors | |
| One child gets hurt, the press gets pesty | |
| But what about the | |
| Beatles, G, and | |
| Elvis Presley | |
| Same stuff was rough, rap does not cause violence | |
| So fight the power and make them understand | |
| But too much power and you might get banned | |
| So if you want airplay | |
| You can't be too black and hey | |
| Watch what you say, but ayo | |
| Got to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| Gentlemen[Incomprehensible] | |
| Got to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGot to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| Gentlemen[Incomprehensible] | |
| Got to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| Gentlemen |
| zuo ci : Gamble, Heff, Sermon, Smith | |
| Got to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| Gentlemen Incomprehensible | |
| Got to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenWhen | |
| I came out with my first rap jam | |
| I had no idea that the record would slam | |
| It did real good without radio play | |
| Maybe at night but no airplay in the day | |
| I couldn' t understand why to be exact | |
| Our music was good and | |
| I was far from whack | |
| Then came the answer, commercial was the key | |
| To get airplay and a spot on | |
| TVLike Ed | |
| Lover and | |
| Doctor Dre from | |
| Yo, MTV Raps | |
| A show, mainly for the black | |
| And still we can' t ill, ' cause to them that' s wrong | |
| Cause like | |
| P. E. said, we' re too black and too strong | |
| But hey, what can | |
| I say? Brothers and sisters, that' s a price a rapper must pay | |
| Got to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| Gentlemen Incomprehensible | |
| Got to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenAs airwaves collapse rap shows at a standstill | |
| Some racial circuits the frequencies can' t handle | |
| EPMDBut it' s a fat jam, that will never win a | |
| GrammyUnless we sellout and kill the black movement dead | |
| Which means swallow our pride and become flunkies instead | |
| And stop the rap about freedom, thoughts of a black president | |
| And rap about a black crack, the mayor in our residence | |
| Give me a break brothers, it' s time to take a stand | |
| And kill that, " No sir, yes sir, and thank you, ma' am"' | |
| Cause the word is a luxury a black man can' t afford | |
| That' s why poverty' s on the rise and we still ignored | |
| And it' s a setback and yet the clock still ticks | |
| And if we let it, rap would be run by politics | |
| I read it somewhere that every man' s created equal | |
| But not in this day and age, maybe in the sequel | |
| Which means next time, so observe these rhymes | |
| And take a stand and go for yours cause | |
| I' m going for mine | |
| That' s why | |
| IGot to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| Gentlemen Incomprehensible | |
| Got to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenWhy is that when wrong is done by the black | |
| It' s blown out of proportion and immediately attacked? | |
| By the press and yes, conflict is caused | |
| By the kids at concerts who bum rush the doors | |
| One child gets hurt, the press gets pesty | |
| But what about the | |
| Beatles, G, and | |
| Elvis Presley | |
| Same stuff was rough, rap does not cause violence | |
| So fight the power and make them understand | |
| But too much power and you might get banned | |
| So if you want airplay | |
| You can' t be too black and hey | |
| Watch what you say, but ayo | |
| Got to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| Gentlemen Incomprehensible | |
| Got to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGot to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| Gentlemen Incomprehensible | |
| Got to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| Gentlemen |
| zuò cí : Gamble, Heff, Sermon, Smith | |
| Got to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| Gentlemen Incomprehensible | |
| Got to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenWhen | |
| I came out with my first rap jam | |
| I had no idea that the record would slam | |
| It did real good without radio play | |
| Maybe at night but no airplay in the day | |
| I couldn' t understand why to be exact | |
| Our music was good and | |
| I was far from whack | |
| Then came the answer, commercial was the key | |
| To get airplay and a spot on | |
| TVLike Ed | |
| Lover and | |
| Doctor Dre from | |
| Yo, MTV Raps | |
| A show, mainly for the black | |
| And still we can' t ill, ' cause to them that' s wrong | |
| Cause like | |
| P. E. said, we' re too black and too strong | |
| But hey, what can | |
| I say? Brothers and sisters, that' s a price a rapper must pay | |
| Got to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| Gentlemen Incomprehensible | |
| Got to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenAs airwaves collapse rap shows at a standstill | |
| Some racial circuits the frequencies can' t handle | |
| EPMDBut it' s a fat jam, that will never win a | |
| GrammyUnless we sellout and kill the black movement dead | |
| Which means swallow our pride and become flunkies instead | |
| And stop the rap about freedom, thoughts of a black president | |
| And rap about a black crack, the mayor in our residence | |
| Give me a break brothers, it' s time to take a stand | |
| And kill that, " No sir, yes sir, and thank you, ma' am"' | |
| Cause the word is a luxury a black man can' t afford | |
| That' s why poverty' s on the rise and we still ignored | |
| And it' s a setback and yet the clock still ticks | |
| And if we let it, rap would be run by politics | |
| I read it somewhere that every man' s created equal | |
| But not in this day and age, maybe in the sequel | |
| Which means next time, so observe these rhymes | |
| And take a stand and go for yours cause | |
| I' m going for mine | |
| That' s why | |
| IGot to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| Gentlemen Incomprehensible | |
| Got to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenWhy is that when wrong is done by the black | |
| It' s blown out of proportion and immediately attacked? | |
| By the press and yes, conflict is caused | |
| By the kids at concerts who bum rush the doors | |
| One child gets hurt, the press gets pesty | |
| But what about the | |
| Beatles, G, and | |
| Elvis Presley | |
| Same stuff was rough, rap does not cause violence | |
| So fight the power and make them understand | |
| But too much power and you might get banned | |
| So if you want airplay | |
| You can' t be too black and hey | |
| Watch what you say, but ayo | |
| Got to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| Gentlemen Incomprehensible | |
| Got to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGot to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| Gentlemen Incomprehensible | |
| Got to give the people | |
| Ladies and | |
| GentlemenGive the people what they want | |
| Ladies and | |
| Gentlemen |