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Saul Williams - Talk To Strangers Lyrics

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Talk To Strangers by Saul Williams


Nah I wasn't raised at gunpoint and I've read too many books

To distract me from the mirror when unhappy with my looks

And I ain't got proper diction for the makings of a thug

Though I grew up in the ghetto and my niggers all sold drugs

 

And though that may validate me for a spot on MTV

Or get me all the airplay that my bank account would need

I was hoping to invest in a lesson that I learned

I thought this fool had jumped me just because it was my turn

 

I went to an open space 'cause I knew he wouldn't do it

If somebody there could see him or somebody else might prove it

And maybe in your eyes it may seem I got punked out

'Cause I walked a narrow path and then went and changed my route

 

But that openness exposed me to a truth I couldn't find

In the clenched fists of my ego or the confines of my mind

Or the hipness of my swagger or the swagger in my step

Or the scowl of my grimace or the meanness of my rep

 

'Cause we represent a truth son the changes by the hour

And when you open to it vulnerability is power

And in that shifting form you'll find a truth that doesn't change

And that truth is living proof of the fact that God is strange

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Talk to strangers when the family fails and friends lead you astray

When Buddha laughs and Jesus weeps and it turns out God is gay

'Cause Angels and Messiahs love can come in many forms

In the hallways of your projects or the fat girl in your dorm

 

And when you finally take the time to see what they're about

Perhaps you find them lonely or their wisdom trips you out

Maybe you'll find the spot where cycles end

You're back where you began

But come this time around you'll have someone to hold your hand

 

Who prays for you who is there for you who sends you love and light

Exposes you to parts of you that you once tried to fight

But come this time around you'll choose to walk a different path

You'll embrace what you turned away and cry at what you laughed

 

'Cause that's the only way we're going to make it through this storm

Where ignorance is common sense and senselessness the norm

And flags wave high above the truth and the two never touch

And stolen goods are overpriced and freedom costs too much

 

And no one seems to recognize the symbols come to life

The bitten apple on the screen and Jesus had a wife

And she was his Messiah like that stranger may be yours

Who holds a subtle knife that carves through worlds like magic doors

 

And that's what I've been looking for the bridge from then to now

Just watching BET like what the fuck son? This is foul

But that square box don't represent the sphere that we live in

The earth is not a flat screen I ain't trying to fit in

 

But this ain't for the underground this here is for the sun

A seed a stranger gave to me and planted on my tongue

And when I look at you I know I'm not the only one

As a great man once said there's nothing more powerful

Than an idea who's time has come

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