Education
Сірик B.A.N.D Lyrics


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Know I been tripping, know that I travel,
I'm riding brainwaves
Know that I'm dippin, know that I dabble all of these dayfades
My body drifting, my head been spinning, just like a beyblade
Psilocybin, Azurescens, my Third Eye awake
Might be a day late, have me up until daybreak
Introspection will placate, my complicated feelings
Been whipping me round like a nae-nae
This world I'm about to vacate
A Jedi back in my heyday
My vision a different frame rate
I'm just tryna see the collective consciousness
I been catching up to all them philosophers
My circle been expanding, like my cognisance
All caps, no cappin if you moonwalk with us
(Don't cap at us)
We're eating Food of the Gods
This some plant medicine can't get it from the doc's
When it kicks in you're forced to think outside the box
Inter dimensional entites are getting inside my thoughts
Oh god
You think you're ready but you're not
See some faces in the dark, and they're trynna plot
Your demise, but to your suprise
You turn you eyes to the light and you just feel sublime
Meet your guardian angels, they've been here your whole life
Pulling the strings, behind the scenes the whole time, yeah
So sit back, relax, you're alright, yeah
Just be careful not to lose your damn mind
I learned about weed from rich white kids
I wanted to be cool, I didn't fit right in
No safe deposits, they got baked in closets
I hit the pipe once, and it tasted like shit
It tasted like some armpit hair, yeah, don't ask
Puff puff pass underneath the overpass
Feelin' paranoid and getting riled up, tired quick
Freaked out when I heard a firetruck, dive quick
Squeezin' up my bicep, fiendin' for a side chick
Rock back and forth, clutch my knees like a vice grip




So here's my PSA to all my non-smokin' homies
Don't waste your time on a buncha fuckin' phonies

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of the song "Education" by Сірик B.A.N.D highlight the importance of unity in the face of oppression and discrimination. The first stanza emphasizes the fact that despite their differences, black people share a common enemy and oppressor. The use of the word "common" repeatedly throughout the stanza emphasizes the importance of recognizing this shared experience as a means to bring about unity. The lines "So once we all, realize that we have this common enemy / Then we unite" convey the message that only by coming together can they hope to overcome this enemy.


The second stanza focuses on the power of education and the role it plays in empowering black people. The line "Yeah, education of a black man, and his people" is an assertion of the importance of education as a tool for personal and communal growth. The use of the metaphor "Gather round School like School was a steeple" highlights the importance of education in shaping one's perception of the world. The phrase "Supernatural black man, and my black might" conveys the message that black people possess a unique strength and power that comes from their shared experience.


The final stanza emphasizes the importance of rejecting the dominant white culture and embracing black identity. The line "Some say you be American / But I say be a black man, baby" encourages black people to embrace their identity and reject any attempt to assimilate into a culture that doesn't respect or value them.


Overall, the lyrics of "Education" encourage unity, education, and a strong sense of black identity as crucial components of overcoming oppression and discrimination.


Line by Line Meaning

We have a common enemy, we have this in common
We, as black people, all face the same adversary and this fact should unite us.


We have a common oppressor, a common exploiter
We all suffer under the same oppressive and exploitative force.


And a common dis-discriminator
We are all discriminated against in the same way.


So once we all, realize that we have this common enemy
Once we acknowledge the fact that we all face the same issue, we can work towards solving it.


Then we unite
When we come together, we become stronger and can effect change.


Yeah, education of a black man, and his people
The song is about educating black people and empowering them.


Gather round School like School was a steeple
Everyone should come together and learn from School.


Black minds and black rights and black fights
The song emphasizes the importance of black intellect and black activism.


Supernatural black man, and my black might
This line highlights the strength and power of black people.


Some say that rap is just madness
Some people criticize rap music and dismiss it as nonsense.


I say I'm glad that I had this
School believes that rap music is important and he is happy to be a part of it.


Urge and the courage, submerge
School has the drive and courage to submerge himself in his music and his message.


A dope beat and super dope poem
School's music is a combination of a great beat and powerful lyrics.


Sit on down and get a slap in the dome
School's music is thought-provoking and could challenge listeners' beliefs.


I'm a black man
School is proud of his heritage and identity as a black person.


Some wanna stop me, some you wanna rock me
Some people are against School and his message while others support him.


Code Money my man you hear the freeze
School mentions someone named Code Money who is a friend and collaborator.


Make em all say please
School wants his music to be so good that it demands respect.


Bring the beat back, the beat back was hittin
School's music is characterized by a great beat that is memorable and captivating.


I'm like a black man, I'm never quittin
School is committed to his music and his message.


Some say that School is absurd
Some people criticize School and his music, believing that it is nonsensical.


Pull my pistol, make em say word
School is not afraid to stand up for his beliefs and defend his music, even if it means using violence.


Give you speed and speed is what you need
School's music is energizing and fast-paced.


And but I never never give you your greed
School does not pander to his audience or give in to commercialism.


Because greed is for a devil, and not a rebel
School believes that greed is a negative quality and goes against his message of rebellion.


I'm like school, I'll put you on a level
School is confident in his abilities to teach and educate his listeners.


Some say you be American
Some people identify as American while others identify as black.


But I say be a black man, baby
School is encouraging listeners to be proud of their black identity.


These, evil genies no they didn't have nuclear weapons
School is referencing a group of people who were able to make change without the use of weapons or military power.


They didn't have jet planes
The people School is referencing did not have advanced technology or resources.


They didn't have all of the power of Parliament
The group of people School is referencing did not have political power or influence.


That the white man has
School is contrasting the power dynamic between black and white people.


But they had?
Despite their limitations, the people School is referencing were still able to make change.


They were able to submerge?
The people School is referencing were able to come together and unify around a common goal.


And agree on one thing
The people School is referencing were able to find common ground and work together despite their differences.




Lyrics © DistroKid
Written by: Jake Chant, Leo Gilad, Riley Newton

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