Popular gifted award winning American gospel music rapper, singer, songwriter, record producer,, Lecrae has released another amazing new track titled “Still In America“.
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Lecrae’s “Still In America” is a powerful track that offers a profound commentary on the realities of living in the United States, especially as a marginalized person. It serves as a sequel to his 2014 song “Welcome to America,” but while that song focused on the perspectives of an immigrant, a soldier, and a prisoner, “Still In America” takes a more introspective look at Lecrae’s personal experiences as a Black man navigating modern-day America.
Musically, “Still In America” blends elements of gospel and hip-hop, genres that have historically been vessels for both spiritual reflection and social commentary. Lecrae’s delivery is intentional and raw, and the beat is somber yet impactful, creating a space for listeners to reflect on the complexities he describes.
“Still In America” is not just a critique; it’s a call to action. Lecrae challenges listeners to confront the issues plaguing the nation and work toward creating a better future. This balance between critique and hope makes the song a deeply impactful piece of art. It’s a testament to Lecrae’s ability to use his music as a platform for meaningful dialogue, offering both a personal and collective reflection on the state of the nation.
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Still In America Lyrics by Lecrae.
Ladies and Gentlemen from the flight deck
This is your captain
We’re experiencing some very rough air right now
I need everyone to please remain calm and take their seats
On our way down we may hit some turbulence
Go ahead and brace yourselves for a possible emergency landing
Welcome to America
You can be anything that you want in America
Look, I’m still in America (yeah)
Beautiful, elegant, sinful, and arrogant (woo)
There’s plenty hysteria
After they shot at them schools in that new cafeteria
Don’t sneak in our area, ’cause if you ain’t patriotic
You might be a terrorist (sheesh)
I know it’s embarrassin’, we say united we stand
But divisions are therapy (let’s go)
No GED, no EBT, just BBL (I look good though)
That CDC said quarantine, my PPP said (I need my check)
Look at your race, what they gon’ say? Stay in your place (huh, huh)
Made a mistake, open the case, open the gates (mhm)
Yeah, go ahead and pray for that visa
See how America treat ya (sheesh)
We keep our history shrouded in mystery
Can’t let ’em know all our secrets (be quiet)
Men become ladies, ladies want more than some babies
They wanna be treated like people
Land of the free, but the freedom ain’t equal
We love our politics more than our people
Monday we evil, but Friday we good
Lu-lu-lu-lemon right there in your hood
If you in poverty, go win the lottery
Then we might treat you the way that we should
You could be anything
If you got money, so get it by any means
Hussle is muscle, and you lookin’ weak
So you better go get you some creatine
Get your weight up
Out here in America man (hello)
I’m still in America
Where church is a Broadway production for relevance
We traded the kingdom to build an empire, so people don’t trust us apparently
We worship economy, we’ll kill our own babies to keep our autonomy
You mess with our second amendment we’re probably gon’ riot
But take out the probably (woo)
I’m still in America
The coast where I live, we ain’t speakin’ much English
We do all the labor and do all the cleaning
But we don’t get treated like equals (yo soy de aqui, aqui naci)
Some of us trust in the law and some don’t
Some law enforcement will save you from evil
You call ’em and then again some of ’em won’t (woo)
Sometimes we cheaters to get our cheese up and take your piece of the pie (pie)
Sometimes we Caesar, sometimes we Jesus and we might get crucified
We preach civil rights, have a civil fight (yeah)
Blm might take your money, buy expensive flights
Daddy sending kites, Momma full of sleepless nights
Basehead pipedream, left-wing, right-wing
Don’t vote right, we’re still on sight (still on sight)
Same gang but we different colors
Forefathers but none of us brothers (sheesh)
Some are born here, some are sworn here
Either live free or kill each other