Made in America
Jay-Z / Kanye West Lyrics

And he'll bring out the, out the darkness
The hardships we face will eventually come to an end, leading to a brighter future.

Sweet King Martin, sweet Queen Coretta Sweet Brother Malcolm, sweet Queen Betty Sweet Mother Mary, sweet Father Joseph, sweet Jesus
Honoring influential figures in African American history and religious figures that have helped shape the culture of America.

We made it in America, sweet baby Jesus, ooh Oh sweet baby Jesus, we made it in America Sweet baby Jesus, ooh, oh sweet baby Jesus, We made it in America
Celebrating the success and achievements made by African Americans in the United States, and attributing that success to faith and perseverance.

I told my mama I was on the come up She said "you going to school I'll give you a summer" Then she met NO ID and gave me his number Ten years later she driving a Hummer
The artist overcame the odds and succeeded in the music industry despite initial skepticism from family and friends.

Niggas hustle every day for a beat from Ye What I do? Turn around gave them beats to Jay And I'm rapping on the beat they was supposed to buy I guess I'm getting high off my own supply
The artist found success in the music industry by collaborating with other successful artists, and created his own unique style that made him stand out.

Downtown mixing fabrics trying to find the magic Started a little blog just to get some traffic Old folks'll tell you not to play in traffic uh A million hits and the web crashes, damn! South Park had 'em all laughing Now all my niggas designing and we all swaggin' Ignore the critics just to say we did it This ain't no fashion show, motherfucker, we live it
The singer started from humble beginnings, experimenting with different styles before finally finding the perfect formula for success. He faced criticism along the way, but ultimately turned his passion into a career.

I pledge allegiance, uh, to my Grandma For that banana pudding, our piece of Americana Our apple pie was supplied through Arm and Hammer Straight out the kitchen, shh don't wake Nana!
The singer reminisces about the delicious homemade foods that represent a part of traditional American culture that has been passed down through generations.

Built a republic, that still stands I'm trying to lead a nation, to leave to my little man's Or my daughter, so I'm boiling this water The scales was lopsided, I'm just restoring order
The artist is proud of America's ability to withstand the test of time, and is committed to ensuring a better future for the next generation.

Hold up, here comes grandma, what's up YaYa? What's that smell? Oh I'm just boiling some aqua No papa, bad Santa The streets raised me, pardon my bad manners
The artist reflects on his upbringing and the struggles he faced growing up in a rough neighborhood, but acknowledges the positive impact his family had on his life.

I got my liberty, chopping grams up Street justice, I pray God understand us I pledge allegiance to all the scramblers This is the Star Spangled Banner
The artist acknowledges the harsh reality of his past, but celebrates his current freedom and success. He also pays tribute to all those who have overcome difficult circumstances.