Hoodie on, hands in pocket
Migos playing walk it, talk it
Long walk home, late night stroll
A clock strikes 12, long way to go
Black night, black hoodie
Black man, white town
A cop car pulls up. bang! man down.
They got calls all night, of a suspicious figure.
6’2 dark skin, probably a “nigger”
Cop pulls up no warning
Says he was “scared for his life”
Seen an object in hand ignored the white light
It was an iPhone 6, the screen had been bright
He called his mom telling her he made it home alright
The cop saw different so he flashed his lights.
Pulled up to the kid, bang, bang, bang!
Shot at night.
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