When I was a kid I would walk down the street
Kickin' old cans with the shoes on my feet
I would smile at ladies just passing my way
" What a cute little boy that you are! " they would say
Back when my face seemed to light up the sky
The women would lean down and audibly sigh
I would tell them hello and they'd say hi right back
Life as a kid was a joy and a fact
I grew older and taller and things seemed to change
Women would soon start to look at me strange
And with no one to blame I would find myself walking
I'd say hello nicely but they soon stopped talking
In fact they would sometimes just cross the street boldly
or walk by and look down the sidewalk quite coldly
and I was confused for a year or two then
Adapting to how women acted towards men
All those dudes that would shout," aye yo bitch!" were my age
and I'd question their motive when I hit the stage
and the news headlines reinforced stereo typing
The rapes and the murders and kidnap hyping
The fear and the shame that we all grow up learning
the actions of many we find disconcerning
have somehow divided us there on the street
as we walk down the sidewalk with eyes on our feet
and it's more civil now as our history tells us
those ancient old conquerers happy to kill us
A barrel of apples that spoil and shame us
Have laid down the wood work that constantly frames us
Now I see women with phones in their hand
as soon as they find themselves near some strange man
That look on their face that says no one may claim them
But honestly I have no reason to blame them
This gender division that makes up the nation
Relying on alcohol for procreation
How many children are born every year
because someone got drunk and discarded the fear?
I've seen women drunk and I've seen women sober
Drunk and so willing, cold clean and sober
And please don't remind me of drunk frat boy classes
inserting things into their sleeping friends asses
Girls raised to run from the men that they see
and men must give chase to implant a life seed
And women keep talking and men blow things up
Is this fact or pure fiction in my coffee cup?
When I was kid...
your friendly Cyberhood
Uncle Samurai
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