[Untitled]
Martin/Molloy Lyrics

A peace of mind
The Asian wants to achieve inner peace

That's what the Asian said, I need a divine
The Asian believes in a higher power to attain peace

Intervention was his religion and now it's a prize
The Asian seeks divine intervention in winning an award or recognition

Him believing in Buddha, me believing in God
The Asian and the artist have different religious beliefs

Asked me what am I doing, he said "taking my time"
The Asian is taking things slow and not rushing through life

Meditation is a must, it don't hurt if you try
The Asian recommends meditation as a way to achieve peace of mind

See you thinking too much plus you too full of yourself
The Asian thinks the singer is overthinking and being conceited

Worried about your career, you ever think of your health?
The Asian questions the artist's priorities and reminds them to focus on their health

A piece of land
The Indian values owning property

That's what the Indian said, I needed demand
The Indian believes demand for land will increase and owning it will be valuable

Telling me longevity is in the dirt, should buy some property first
The Indian believes owning property is a way to ensure long-term security and prosperity

Profit a better dollar with generational perks
The Indian believes owning property will lead to financial gain for generations to come

Equity at his best, really, you should invest
The Indian believes investing in property will bring the best returns

These tangible things expire, don't you expect
The Indian thinks physical possessions eventually lose their value

Income with so much outcome and yes
The Indian thinks owning property will lead to a lot of income

Look at my heritage, we blessed
The Indian is proud of their heritage and believes it brings blessings

A piece of pussy
The black man values sexual conquests

That's what the black man said, I needed to push me
The black man thinks sex is a motivator for success

To the limit, satisfy my hunger
The black man wants to satisfy his sexual desires to the fullest extent

We do it all for a woman, from hair cut to a wool
The black man does everything to impress or attract women

We like to live in the jungle, like to play in the peach
The black man enjoys a wild and adventurous lifestyle

What you saying to me?
The black man wants to know the artist's response to his perspective

He said "nigga, come back to reality for a week"
The black man thinks the singer needs a dose of reality

Pussy is power, fuck on a new bitch every night
The black man believes sexual conquests equal power and boasts about it

I wouldn't be prouder, you should allow it
The black man wants the singer to acknowledge and accept his lifestyle and beliefs

A piece of mines
The white man wants a share of the singer's success

That's what the white man wanted when I rhyme
The white man wants to profit off the singer's talent

Telling me that he selling me just for $10.99
The white man is willing to profit off the artist's talent, even if it means paying them a small percentage

If I go platinum from rapping, I do the company fine
The white man will profit greatly if the artist becomes successful

What if I compromise? He said it don't even matter
The white man is only interested in making a profit and doesn't care if the singer compromises their values

You make a million or more, you living better than average
The white man believes money equals success and happiness

You losing your core following, gaining it all
The white man is encouraging the artist to sacrifice their original fans for more mainstream success

Put a price on my talent, I hit the bank and withdraw
The artist is willing to sell their talent for financial gain

Put myself in the rocket ship and I shot for the stars
The artist is ambitious and wants to achieve great success

Look at what you accomplished and what he said to the boy
The white man is proud of the singer's success but reminds them that they profited off of it as well

I'mma make you some promises that you just can't ignore
The white man is promising the artist even more success but it may come with compromises

Your profession anonymous as an artist
The white man doesn't care about the singer as an artist, only as a source of profit

If I don't target your market
The white man will only invest in the singer if they can profit off of a specific demographic

If you ain't signing your signature when I throw you my wallet
The white man believes the singer should be grateful for any financial gain, even if they compromise their values

A lot of rappers are giving their demo all in the toilet
The white man thinks many rappers are wasting their talent by not profiting off of it

Your world tour, your masters, mortgage, I need a piece
The white man wants a share of the artist's success, regardless of their current financial obligations

I holler "what you do? What you say?
The singer is questioning what action the white man will take

I shall enjoy the fruits of my labor if I get freed today
The singer will only fully enjoy their success if they no longer have to answer to the white man