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Anthony Oscar - Conversation Lyrics



Anthony Oscar - Conversation Lyrics




If I hear even one more time
"We just need a conversation"
There's people dying all the time
And we need more than just a conversation

Tin soldiers coming, but something's missing
'Cause now we're used to all their lying
This summer it feels no different
Nine dead in South Carolina

Some people blame the government
And some government blames the people
Who's going to stop all this hate?
Now that a boy shot up a steeple

Might be a wolf or a lost sheep
Either way the trouble is systemic
Racism is a disease
And it's always been epidemic

I can't say more than I know
But all this hatred has got to go
All this intimidation
All this demonization
All this mass incarceration
All this oppression
All this racism
This conversation is about to blow
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If I hear even one more time
"We just need a conversation"
There's people dying all the time
And we need more than just a conversation

Tin soldiers coming, but something's missing
'Cause now we're used to all their lying
This summer it feels no different
Nine dead in South Carolina

Some people blame the government
And some government blames the people
Who's going to stop all this hate?
Now that a boy shot up a steeple

Might be a wolf or a lost sheep
Either way the trouble is systemic
Racism is a disease
And it's always been epidemic

I can't say more than I know
But all this hatred has got to go
All this intimidation
All this demonization
All this mass incarceration
All this oppression
All this racism
This conversation is about to blow
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Writer: Anthony Ford
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid




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Performed By: Anthony Oscar
Length: 3:34
Written by: Anthony Ford

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