Kweli say, "Everybody act according to the season that they born in"
Some in the night, some in the morning, some at noon
Some in winter, some in June
It's all cool, it's the natural
Science is a jewel
For me and mines, yours and you
Let's move, tell you a little about mine, yo
I was born in a season where the world was quiet and cold
Celebrations were going on
Some were happy, some were sad
Some felt bad from being good
Some felt good from being bad, feelings pass and change
But they never leave, they here to stay
Holiday, holiday, happy birthday
Teenage love, the first cut run deep
Soul on flesh, this is the Brooklyn streets
Year of the Ox, seven and three M.D., the history
(come on)
Every soul got one indeed
(yes)
It's where you been and where you be
And without understanding you cannot proceed Complete, It starts and it ends
Then it just go round again... again
Again and again, brand new
Again and again, so fresh
Again and again, newness
I was born in the decade of decadence where they worship what they have
Ford was president, do the math
The war was ended when the Vietnamese stormed the city of Saigon
We was like "Bye", we was gone, let bygones be bygones
I'm gone, spread love, it's the Brooklyn way
Where the hug you with the firearm side arm
Like new school clothes, Black Star official
Smash when we do a show, it's facts, no mystery
I'm down with the crew like Mussolini in Italy
I rock with The Roots like the Given Tree
Powerful, bigotry I work, me and my people got history
These rappers dumb it down considerably
We "Get it Poppin'" like a hit The flow is historic, they can't get rid of us, Ubiquitous and we lay the law like Leviticus
Ten years ago we made history so they missing us
And don't call it come back in particular
Even if we blend to ephemera Or fade into peripheral tranmissions of the minister's original
We broadcast clear without diminishing
Black Star, stove top burning soul temperatures administers
Alkalines, aminos and minerals essentials
Served over Dilla timed signatures
It's miracle material, remember it's right now foreverness end
Writer(s): James Dewitt Yancey, Dante Smith, Talib Kweli, Zekkariyas, Mary Wells
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