Contract on the World Love Jam

Album: Fear of a Black Planet (1990)
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  • Some foreign power, some group of terrorists
    Some individual concern
    Fight,fighting an enemy
    Fight,fight,fighting,fighting,fight,fighting an enemy

    The race that controls the past, controls the living present
    And therefore, the future

    The future of the group is in doubt
    And they claim that it's the music
    The future of the group is in doubt
    And they claim that it's the music

    Lyrics have... lyrics, lyrics have been rather controversial
    Controversy, Controversy in, Controversy in the rap world
    The question is whether or not we are free as people
    The question is...
    What it, What it is?
    Having an Afrocentric point of view
    If you don't know your past, then you don't know your future
    Word
    There is something changing in the climate of consciousness on this planet today
    Public Enemy
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