Funkin' Lesson

Professor X:

"Freedom or death, we shall all be moved. Vanglorious! This is

protected by the red, the black, and the green, with a key,

sissssiiiiieeeeeeeees!"

"Huh!"

Brother J:

Abracadabra,

Allah baby, professor,

All hail Funkin' Lesson,

Sweet tongue, grand writer of scrolls,

Now behold, let the legend unfold,

Born unto cosmos, for no timin',

Space to exist, vibe in the midst of the chaos,

Mourners label me as illogical, mythological,

They couldn't comprehend when I brought the word,

A stick called verb, a black steel nerve,

Teachin' those actors and actresses,

Who write a couple of lines on what black is, really?

Then they label me a sin,

Cause a brother just speaks from within,

I guess I'm darker than the shadow of the darkest alley, that they always

scared to go in,

Boo!

I wear boots and beads, bags and braids, stick and scrolls, rings and

shades,

Walk in the light of the moon, but I've never been a Batman,

African call it Blackman,

Brother extracts your African steps in your movements, enhance for

improvements,

Grand funk, a new home for the phrase,

Funkin' Lesson the pathways,

"Ready or not here we come, get in down on the one which we believe in.

One nation under a groove; can I get it on my good foot, get gone now!"

"Huh!" 4x

Verse 2:

Let me tell you about blackness,

Grits and cornbread how can you act this?

I exist on a plane, where the jar is my brain, I'm livin' to retrieve

cells,

Antenae my stick, picture bigger, made of liquor, figure,

The pull of the trigger goes zoom not boom,

Not a bunch of sissies, but saviors braver,

The red, black, and green,

It's just so much more than red, black, and green,

You ask what I mean, but yet the sundial shades on lights and dreams,

Watch too late, oops, upside your head!