The KKK Took My Baby Away
Full Blown Cherry Lyrics


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She went away for the holidays
Said she's going to L.A.
but she never got there
She never got there
She never got there, they say

She went away for the holidays
Said she's going to L.A.
but she never got there
She never got there
She never got there, they say

The KKK took my baby away
they took her away
away from me
The KKK took my baby away
they took her away
away from me

HEY, HO, HEY, HO,

I don't know
Where my baby can be
they took her from me
they took her from me

I don't know
where my baby can be
they took her from me
they took her from me

ring me, ring me, ring me
at the President
and find out
Where my baby went
ring me, ring me, ring me
at the FBI
and find out if
my baby's alive

yeah, yeah, yeah
o-o-o-o-o-o
yeah, yeah, yeah
o-o-o-o-o-o

She went away for the holidays
Said she's going to L.A.
but she never got there
She never got there
She never got there, they say

She went away for the holidays
Said she's going to L.A.
but she never got there
She never got there
She never got there, they say

The KKK took my baby away
they took her away
away from me

The KKK took my baby away
they took her away
away from me

The KKK took my baby away
they took her away
away from me

The KKK took my baby away




They took my girl
They took my baby away

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Full Blown Cherry's song, "The KKK Took My Baby Away" tell a story of a person whose lover went on holiday to Los Angeles but never made it there. The singer expresses their confusion and sadness about not knowing where their lover might be. The song takes a dark turn when the chorus reveals that the Ku Klux Klan (KKK) took the singer's baby away from them. The lyrics repeat this line, emphasizing the gravity of the situation.


The KKK is a white supremacist group that has a long history of violence and racism in the United States. By mentioning the KKK in the context of the singer's missing lover, the song suggests that the KKK is responsible for the disappearance of an African American person. The song's lyrics condemn the KKK for their actions and call on the President and the FBI to investigate what happened to the singer's lover.


The song's lyrics are powerful and emotional, with a clear message of anti-racism and justice for all. The song's repeated use of the phrase "they took her away" reinforces the singer's sense of loss and grief. The song's pacing and rhythm add to its impact, with a driving beat that underscores the urgency of the singer's message.


Line by Line Meaning

She went away for the holidays Said she's going to L.A. but she never got there She never got there She never got there, they say
My girlfriend left during the holidays and told me she was going to Los Angeles, but she never arrived. I'm hearing rumors that she never reached her destination.


The KKK took my baby away they took her away away from me
I believe that the Ku Klux Klan has taken my girlfriend away from me.


HEY, HO, HEY, HO,
Just a random chant to express my frustration and anger.


I don't know Where my baby can be they took her from me they took her from me
I am ignorant of the whereabouts of my girlfriend. I am very sure they have kidnapped her away from my life.


ring me, ring me, ring me at the President and find out Where my baby went ring me, ring me, ring me at the FBI and find out if my baby's alive
I plan to contact the President and the FBI shortly to know if they have any information about my girlfriend's whereabouts and to find out if she's still alive.


yeah, yeah, yeah o-o-o-o-o-o yeah, yeah, yeah o-o-o-o-o-o
Just an expression of my emotional state and grief.


The KKK took my baby away They took my girl They took my baby away
I am certain beyond a doubt that the Ku Klux Klan has taken my girlfriend from me, and I have lost the love of my life forever.




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