None Left

By Bambu

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[Intro: Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur, Feb. 2009]

Don't leave your home. Because you know what - when those companies say they have your mortgage, unless you have a lawyer that can put his finger or her finger on that mortgage, you don't have that mortgage. And you're gonna find they can't find the paper up there on Wall Street. So I say to the American people: you be squatters in your own home! Don't you leave! In Ohio, and Michigan, and Indiana, and Illinois, and all these other places where people are being treated like cattle! And this Congress is stymied!


[Verse 1: Bambu]

Blllaah

Unemployment up, some morale down

We screaming "fuck school"

Let's put some rounds down

Now bullets is flying through the glass of your local food chain

Register open, grab it and go and get something for you and the set you claim

And gain a stripe, kill 'em all if you got to, these are hard days

Profits over people, fuck the people, the American way

When kids see presidents backing wars based on assumption

Bailing out these banks while Mom and Dad is making nothing

And that same bank, calling, putting sale signs on your lawn

And the sheriff come to tell you "you and your family getting gone"

So, what's expected when you bang you just reflecting the umbrella that you live in

Prison or the mortician

Military's an option

Join that war in the desert

Come home into your neighborhood the same as when you left it

So nah, don't do it, please don't do it

I know shit is bad holmes, we all been through it

They play with our money, so fuck it we gon' take it

Josh the Goon, cover the door, get on the floor, open the safe and we go [gun shot]

Like when a can of pepper spray explode

Cause they [?] shit this way and I'm blllat at that pig holme[s]

Sticks and stones, missiles and drones

Nuke bombs get us back to all the sticks and the stones


[Hook: Bambu]

Blllaah hahahahahaha x4

They got Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan next

Murder, murder, murder 'til there ain't none left


[both bars x4]


[Detective Schrank, West Side Story]

Aww yeah sure, I know

It's a free country and I ain't got the right

But I got a badge

What do you got?


[Verse 2: Bambu]

Bam blllaah

And Josh the Goon, good afternoon

I see my youth stuck in the system, 40 children in a room

And most rooms about 50 by 50 so if you think about it

Jail cells is 8 by 10, now who's overcrowded?

Don't get me wrong, I still know that these laws are flawed

And the root of most these laws is to keep us away from y'all

And really, it's just to keep us poor people in that prison

Recession, and all of these banks still make a killin'

There ain't a thought in your brain

That maybe something's kind of off about the way you being played, yeah

Get paid but simple living is the motto

So my mama take a little bit of money to play the lotto

While rap is just another commodity they can bottle

And sling it to make a profit but the product's fucking awful

My homie Jack know what I'm talkin' 'bout

If big money is in the house, I'm walking out

Cause big money kept many dead bodies

Exploit the work of murder murder murder, it's a party

Rest in power Troy Davis

See y'all at the rally for the next brother to face it


[Outro: Bambu]

And blllaah

Hahahahahaha x2

Josh the Goon, Bam blllaah

Ese all day

Los Angeles, wat up?

Blllaah


[Keith Olbermann, clips from The Countdown, Dec. 12, 2013]

Despite the best efforts of the Bush Administration, the courts upheld the rights of habeas corpus for American citizens - even for those accused of being terrorists

In our number one story, the National Defense Authorization Act once again seeks to revoke this right. And even though it is now an Obama administration, it seems likely that the bill will be signed

Two weeks ago, we told you about the National Defense Authorization Act and the provisions that allowed for an indefinite detention of an American citizen without charges or trial, a bill the president threatened to veto at that time

...it does all but destroy habeas corpus as the provisions for indefinite detention of American citizens still exists

The military can still indefinitely detain someone... And it is civilian force, like the FBI, which has the authority to investigate and interrogate suspects being indefinitely detained. Both stipulations said to have been added at the request of the president