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They starved our bodies of love 
Then complain how our bones shake in fear
They strip us of our dignity 
Then glare at us when we jave nothing to wear
They take our souls 
Then question when they hear our screams in their dreams 

It's why when the wind fills their ears 
It sparks chills
And the echoes of our pleas
Picturing us on our knees 
Begging them to let us breathe 

They say we are too loud
Without us making a sound
The pain of our indifference 
Strips them of victory 
Their anger blinds their eyes 
That watch us die 
As they put us in the ground 
To hide the blood on their hands 
They feed the soil with our blood 
Drowning us 
Taunting us 
Even after murdering us 
So that when a flower buds 
They hope the new life distracts
From what they did to us 
So they erase us from the history books
And replacing it with a distorted version of 
A false reality 
In which they 'claim' black people are the aggressors 
Whilst they are the victims 
Then claim the trope of being damsels in distress

They cloak us in violence 
Claim we lurk in the shadows 
To hide us being vampires 
Preying on the innocent 
To drain their blood of all its substance 
But then hide the facts of the truth 
That we stay in the shadows 
Because it conceals our blackness
A safe place to be invisible 
From them the monsters
Who routinely hunt us 
Blinded by their ignorance 
Clouded by their insecurities 

This a story they'll try to distort us 
And if you don't believe us 
Then listen to the winds whispers 
That has been here since the first humans
That the real victims
Were black people victim to the lies of the racists

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