Horizon
I.M X ELHAE Lyrics

We are the mothers of civilization
As black women, we have played a significant role in building the community, and our contributions must be recognized.

We carry the entire nation on our backs
As the backbone of the community, we have had to shoulder the burden of fighting for our rights and creating a better world for ourselves and our children.

Our wombs have birthed America's greatest accomplishments
Black women have helped America achieve some of its most significant accomplishments by using their intelligence, resilience, and creativity to overcome adversity.

But be clear, our wrath will bring her to her knees
Black women have the power to bring about change, and if our voices are not heard, we will not hesitate to use our strength to demand justice and respect.

I am a black woman, and the black woman is queen
As a black woman, I am proud of my identity and heritage, and I know that black women are powerful and deserving of respect and admiration.

Wind is high and stormy tonight
The singer is in a state of turbulence and disquietude.

We can feel it's magical light
Even though the singer is in a difficult moment, they can sense the power and potential for change that exists in this moment of turmoil.

As the sea comes speaking to me
The artist is in a metaphysical space, where they can connect with the power of the natural world.

Siren voices drift out of key
The artist might be experiencing some distorted messages, or they might be filtering out the noise and choosing to focus on their own inner voice.

Wind and sea mix thoughts in my brain
The storm and the sea are creating a space for the artist to reflect and think deeply about their experiences and the world around them.

As we seal it's magical light
Despite the turmoil and confusion, the singer feels that this moment is full of power and potential, and they are determined to find a way to harness it.

Don't take shit personally, nigga, just see reflections of they own demon
The artist is offering advice on how to navigate relationships with people who are toxic or negative.

Own buildings, don't need a loan neither (nah)
The singer is expressing their power and success, indicating that they don't need help from anyone else to achieve their goals.

Young nigga in it, already winnin', huh? (Forreal?)
The singer is pointing out that they are already successful, even though they are still young and on the rise.

Nigga hate on me, out of ignorance, out of envy
The singer is expressing frustration with people who try to bring them down and acknowledging that this is often rooted in jealousy or insecurity.

My name is Tamika D. Mallory
The artist is introducing herself and her role as an activist and leader in the black community.

Black women are not one-dimensional
The artist is challenging stereotypes about black women and highlighting the diversity and complexity of their experiences.

The one thing we all agree on is we deserve respect
The singer is emphasizing the importance of respect and dignity in all aspects of life, particularly as it relates to the experiences of black women.

Breonna Taylor was essential
The singer is acknowledging the significance and importance of Breonna Taylor's life and death and the wider movement for justice and equity.

And justice for her means justice for me
The artist is connecting their personal experiences and struggles to the larger systemic issues that impact the black community.