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Artist: Mall'd To Death
Canonical path: /malld-to-death/guilty-of-being-black
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Guilty Of Being Black
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Guilty Of Being Black
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Locked in, black and blue links
Chains, cuffs, clubs, looking for some action
Looking for an excuse to make good use
Of a seven-figure safety net, underwritten hedged bet
Just a threat…it's just a threat
Locked up, preemptive raids
August 31st, 2008
And the pigs follow the rat and attack
And the atmosphere of fear controls the rest
Cause it's not just a threat…not just a threat
It's not just a threat
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