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“1619” by Cypher Kings (song page, archived)

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Song
1619
Artist
Cypher Kings
Genres
Underground Rap, New School Hip Hop, Christian Rap
Captured
April 26, 2001 (1 capture)
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[Cypher Kings]

  Song Credits
  Composer(s)
    • D. Jackson (Lord Mas)
  Composer(s)
    • P. Finnen (Paul the Apostle)
  Composer(s)
    • C. Rone (Future Thought)
  Composer(s)
    • IL-Literate
  Composer(s)
    • Paul the Apostle
 
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   1619 Review Count: 0
  PRIM. GENRE : [ Underground Rap ]
  SEC. GENRE : [ New School Hip Hop ]
  ADD. GENRE : [ Christian Rap ]
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BRIEF DESC. :  Despite the removal of the physical chains, many people still possess a slave mentality. On this track, Lord Mas, Paul the Apostle, Future Thought, and featured vocalist GC attempt to create awareness of this tragic fact while offering solutions.
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  Lyrics
Chorus: "All I see is pain and misery, the thought alone of slavery is frightening. God remove this chain of liberty, it's like my race be captured in 1619."
 
  Full Description
Despite the removal of the physical chains, many people still possess a slave mentality. On this track, Lord Mas, Paul the Apostle, Future Thought, and featured vocalist GC attempt to create awareness of this tragic fact while offering solutions.
 


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