Chords for 2Pac - White man'z world (Tupac Makaveli The Don Killuminati 7 Day Theory Track 9)

_ You go busting your fist against a stone wall, [Gbm] you're not using your brain.
That's what the white man wants you to do.
Look at you.
What makes you ashamed of being black?
I don't even [Ebm] know how hard it is.
Being a woman, a black woman at that.
In this white man's world.
Sometimes we overlook the fact that we can ride hard and we [Bbm] don't know the pain we cause.
[Ebm] In this white man's world.
In this white man's world.
_ I ain't saying a minute to that song.
In this white man's world.
It's all those times that I messed up but we messed up. _
Dear sister, got me twisted up in prison, I'm itchy.
Crying looking at my nieces and my nephews pits.
They say don't let the school world get you.
Kinda suspicious, swear one day [Bbm] you might leave me for somebody [Eb] that's rich.
Chris the cap off [Ebm] the box, I take a sip and see the mark.
Gotta make it if I have to beg a bomb.
Reading love letters late night, locked down in choir.
If brothers don't proceed they bail, best believe [Eb] we robbed.
Eating Jack [Ebm] Mack, staring at the walls of silence.
A silent cage where they captured all my rage and vines.
It's time I learned the few lessons, never fall for rips.
Apologies to my true sisters, fall for bits.
Helping erase my black nation, reparations a dupe.
It's true, caught up [Bbm] in this world, I took advantage [Ebm] of you.
Telling babies how I love them.
Precious boys and girls born black [Bbm] in this white man's world.
And [Eb] all I heard was, ooh, [Ebm] no one can walk away.
We [Eb] born black in this white man's world.
All my ghetto motherfuckers are running this black.
If you proud to have [Eb] it, it's right there.
Nobody got it right there.
All these [Ebm] motherfuckers wanna be like us.
They all wanna be like us, to be the heirs of knowledge.
[Eb] All that, it all blessed, shattered, all is old.
No motherfucking doubt.
_ [Ebm] Being born with less, I must confess.
Only adds on to the stress.
Two gunshots, cut my homie's head, died in his vest.
Shot him to death and left [Eb] him eating for his family to see.
I pass his casket, gently ask him, [Bb] is there heath or G?
My homeboy's [Eb] doing life, baby mama be stressing.
Shedding tears when her son finally asked that question.
Where my daddy at?
Karma, why we live so poor?
Why you crying?
Heard you late night [Ebm] through my bedroom door.
Left you your loving mama, why they keep on calling me nigga?
Get my weight up, rip my hate and pay them back when I'm big.
And still fucking in [Eb] his jail cell, missing my block.
Hearing brothers screaming all night, wishing they [Ebm] stopped.
Proud to be black, but why we act like we don't love ourselves?
Don't look around, [B] what's up, check your sense.
Knowing what it means to be [Eb] black.
Whether a man or girl, he's still struggling.
And it's white man's world.
And it's white man's world.
We must fight for [Ebm] brothers and women.
We must fight for brothers and girls who are all black.
And it's white man's world.
And it's white man's world.
We must fight for brother Geronimo Pratt.
We [Eb] must fight for white man's world.
[Ebm] For white people.
_ [Eb] For white people.
For white people.
For white people.
For white people.
For white people.
For white people.
For white [Bbm] people.
For white people.
For [Ebm] white people.
For white people.
For white people.
For white people.
For white [Db] people.
As race affects.
You think I die?
Not gone cry like we five an toght,b
The loss love is no longer there,
Can your seed healing a
Plant a seed, please keep a seed healthy,
Making all agh enemies fee,
While my genes wealthy,
Hoping they bury me with a munitions,
Wead a chase,
Just in case a something [Db] in a haven,
And the keys a [Abm] haz.
Sisters, sorry but [Ebm] it ain't I cause heart,
I know I change a deal a man,
But no fault a part.
Rest in peace to a little duchation.
A little yummy kate.
Too much fat.
with his cold, warm intent.
Ended up being famous.
Every woman in America, especially black,
bear with me.
Can't you see that we under attack?
I never meant to call mama to my sister and mama.
But when we make it, we can spend time.
And [Ab] this is what I made his world.
Who knows what you are over there? _
_ Who can't be worth my name?
The masses of the people, white and black, red and yellow,
and brown, [Db] all as vulnerable [Ab] as suffering in this nation.
_ _ _ This [Ebm] white man's world, they can't stop us.
We're being held in [Eb] silence.
Look us out.
They can never take us out.
No matter what they say about us being extinct,
[Eb] about us being an endangered species,
we [Ebm] ain't never going to lose it.
We ain't never going to walk off this planet
unless you just don't walk away.
[Abm] You can't [Ebm] feel that you're not alone.
It ain't them that's knocking us off.
It's [Eb] us that's knocking us home.
[Ebm] I'm telling you, better watch it or be a victim.
Be a victim in this [Abm] white man's world.
_ [Ebm] Let everyone [Dbm] lie.
In this white man's world.
And if you don't know, no matter how far I'll fly,
in this [Abm] white man's world, [Ebm] no doubt,
that can't be my mother [Eb] fucking Jesus.
Metula, Shikora, Jorana, [Abm] Mo' Brat, Mo' Mya,
Boojie, Mo' [Gb] Sanku, Odinga, all the real OG's, we out.
[Bb] The seal and the constitution reflect the thinking
of the [N] founding fathers that this was to be a nation
by white people and for white people.
Native Americans, blacks, [Gb] and all other non-white people
were to be [Bb] the burden bearers [Bb] for the real