Inner city blues make me wanna holler

Now you know what the old saying is

“I brought you up in this world, and I will take you out,”

If I chastise my kid, you better not pout

You disrespect me once, I’ll beat you with a switch

I can be the sweetest woman in the world

And shower you with kisses

It’s my duty to take care of you

Until you are grown

But ain’t no child gonna disrespect my home

You never bite the hand that feed you

Is what I was told because the same ones

You mistreat might have to take care of you

When you get old

But just like Marvin Gaye said

In his song on the have-nots

Make me wanna holler the way they do

My life because the way my tent city babies

Live, I know it ain’t right.

I don’t wanna see nobody sleeping in the tents

But not being accepted by your own parents

Can sometimes push you to the streets

But if you are the mayor, it’s your duty to help

Out the homeless, not spoon feed my babies

And only come out when it gets ugly.

Now you and your girlfriend adopted

Ya’ll beautiful baby

Now can I have a budget so I can help

My tent city babies. Ya’ll politicians

Looking like new money, but my babies

Sitting out there rotting, dying without getting housing

And we can’t keep a cell phone to keep up with the news

Pwezzy is Little Marvin Gaye

The finest inner city blues.

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