The Best of Us Don'T Impress Us Anymore

The best of us don't impress us anymore
They think they have arrived 
Their ego is obvious
They believe they are superior
So isolation is never absent
In their dealing with us 
We are lesser human 
So many of them say 
Just because they accumulate
Alot of paper wealth
Now we look so small 
Just because they can now 
Speak with the hunters 
Dine and shake hands with them 
Now their own looks like mere ant 
Before their eyes 
They turned their back 
On the street 
They turn down their cultural values 
Just because they got western education
They turn down their youth
Just Because they own 
Alot of paper wealth 
The rest of us is now just 
A fool to their eyes

The best of us don't impress us anymore
Instead of moral values 
They chose to show off 
They don't influence our 
Youths to a positive vibes 
Of inspiration 
Their life style produce
Alot of hard core desperate youth 
Ready to make it quick by
Every means posible 
Our best influence is so high 
But at what cost 
Cos our youth are harden this days 
They are far to see what is at their doorstep
No one is saying our history no more 
No one is pulling the youth back 
To the value of our culture no more 
No wonder their minds are empty 
With evil 
Money is all they want 
The rest dont matter 
Even if it takes to kill anyone 
What a generation
I bleed yes I bleed 
For my generation 
Yes I know we are not meant 
To be this mentally devalued
Yes I know who we are 
And because I know this 
It hurt my soul that 
The best of us don't impress us anymore
Copyright © | Year Posted 2022

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