Justice
Nakkia Gold Lyrics

Get up, stand up stand up for your rights
Encouraging individuals to stand up for their rights and not give up in the fight for justice.

Get up, stand up don't give up the fight
Urging people not to give up in the fight for justice and equality.

Get up, stand up preacher man don’t tell me
Rejecting the idea of blindly following religious authority and encouraging individuals to think for themselves and stand up for their own beliefs.

Every time we try to get back up Somebody come try to tear us down
Recognizing the obstacles and opposition faced by marginalized groups in their struggle for equality and justice.

But, this time when I get back up We gon fight back and stand our ground
Determined to stand up to those who try to tear them down and fight for their rights and beliefs.

We took too much we seen enough I know my rights you cannot touch
Acknowledging the injustices suffered by marginalized groups and asserting their right to equality and justice.

There’s no peace where there’s no justice
Stressing the importance of justice as a prerequisite for peace and harmony in society.

Cuts too deep can’t stitch them up Gotta let go hangin on to pain
Acknowledging the deep wounds caused by injustice and the need to let go of the pain and move forward.

Struggle made us strong So we breakin through the chains
Highlighting the strength and resilience of marginalized groups in the face of adversity and their determination to break through the chains of oppression.

Knew it wouldn’t be long Till we see a change gotta be loud So they hear us when we sang
Believing that change is inevitable and that they must continue to speak out and be loud until their voices are heard and their demands are met.

Straight Up You got the right to grab a light Roll up and speak your mind
Encouraging people to speak their minds freely and exercise their right to self-expression and personal freedom.

Some days I got a lot of things on my mind But we stay in the fight Struggle every day to do what’s right
Acknowledging the challenges and difficulties of fighting for justice and equality, but affirming the commitment to continue the fight.

It took patience for these situations I made it out of know I got a lot to go But still I see the progress
Recognizing the need for patience and perseverance in the fight for justice, but acknowledging the progress made so far.

Plus, I know we survivors Make the best out of a bad thing you can bet When they go right, we go left
Affirming the resilience and strength of marginalized groups and their ability to adapt and thrive in the face of adversity.

Kush smoke in my chest ten toes in each step Taylor Gang when I rap Boy don’t play with us made it to the top And that’s exactly where the f we gonna stay Stay the f out our way And if you’re down you better
Expressing pride in one's identity and struggle, and warning those who might stand in their way to stay away, while also extending a call to action to those who support their cause.

They never listen to us when we speak But they gon hear us when we raise hell They taking brothers from our families They either dead or they end up in jail
Critiquing the lack of attention given to marginalized groups when they raise their voices, and condemning the unjust actions of those who take away the lives and freedom of their loved ones.

Give us no chance this life is tough We standin strong ain’t gone give up We gone fight back this ain’t no bluff We’ll march all night from dawn till dusk
Asserting the strength and determination of marginalized groups in the face of injustice and their commitment to fight back and march forward, despite the challenges and obstacles.

Always said do what you want There’s some shit you should want to do Stand up for your rights Be Yourself Free Yourself
Encouraging individuals to follow their own desires and passions, while emphasizing the importance of fighting for one's rights and being true to oneself.