Wishing For A Hero
Wishing For A Hero

Polo G ft. B.J. the Chicago Kid - Wishing For A Hero Lyrics

In this poignant track, Polo G and B.J. the Chicago Kid delve into the harsh realities of growing up in disadvantaged communities. They address systemic racism, police brutality, and the cyclical nature of violence and poverty. Polo G's verses highlight the… Read more

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Wishing For A Hero Lyrics

Well respected in this hip-hop, lil' Polo be spittin' facts
A lot of rappers doin' way more stuntin' than givin' back
You ain't my color, then you don't know the struggle of livin' black
Cops kill us and we protest, what type of shit is that?
Man, if the police shoot at one of my brothers, I'm blickin' back
We hate each other so we just wanna score and go tit for tat
All these shorties want is points, they ain't chasin' a different stat
Really riskin' it all, what's the point when that nigga rap?
We seventeen, got forty years in the court when we gettin' cracked
Stuck in the system, they just watchin' us fail while layin' back
The government cuttin' checks but can't cut a nigga some slack
It's hard to get a job so we hustlin', flip a pack
It's all a set-up, no wonder why they call this bitch a trap
Life was messed up, a matter of time 'til that nigga snap
Post traumatic stress and them triggers keep gettin' tapped
R.I.P. Malcolm, I promise to conquer and fill them gaps
Them corners leave a nigga boxed in, tryna break free
Crazy how I love the same block that tried to break me
Pray that I ain't in my own hood when they take me
This how we know a life of peace, what we can't see
I'm from where we unheard and we can't speak
We go to school, they try to tell us what we can't be
Profit with a billion dollar mind like I'm JAY-Z
They killed Martin for dreamin' and now I can't sleep
Why would the Devil take my brother if he close to me?
Now if you scared, take my soul, you see my bros in me
We missin' you man, this ain't how this shit supposed to be
Feel like I'm stuck, I wish them streets never proposed to me
Out there posted in the field with them soldiers deep
So now the other side wanna put a hole in me
Like every day might be the end of the road for me
We die young so I couldn't picture an older me
Fightin' demons, like them drugs take control of me
I let my head go and kill what they told to me
'Member we ain't have a thing, same clothes for weeks
Hardbody, that's how them situations molded me
Needed money and grew accustomed to this fast life
Pressure from this way of livin', so we blast pipes
Shit got me stressin' three hundred and sixty-five nights
Them people workin' against us like we don't have rights
It don't matter what this money and this fame can give
I've been hurtin', tryna smile through the pain and tears
Wish we could go back to them days when we played as kids
A lot of shit changed, that's just the way it is

That's just (that's just the way it is)
Some things'll never (some things'll never change)
Oh, oh, that's just the way it is (way it is)
The way it is (ooh)
That's just, that's just the way it is (the way it is)
Some things'll never (some things'll never change)
Yeah, that's just the way it is (way it is)
The way it is (yeah)

Never, never (ayy)
Some things will never change (some things will never change)
Never, never (ooh)
Some things will never change
Mm-mm-mm-mm
Mm-mm-mm
Mm-mm-mm-mm
Mm-mm-mm

You finally made it big brother
You're the G.O.A.T.

Writer(s): Bruce Hornsby, Bryan Sledge, Javon Reynolds, Jeffrey Gitelman, Priority Beats, Sidney Reynolds, Taurus Bartlett
Copyright(s): Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Downtown Music Publishing, Peermusic Publishing, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind

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What is the Meaning of Wishing For A Hero?

In this poignant track, Polo G and B.J. the Chicago Kid delve into the harsh realities of growing up in disadvantaged communities. They address systemic racism, police brutality, and the cyclical nature of violence and poverty. Polo G's verses highlight the struggles of living as a Black individual in America, from being targeted by law enforcement to facing limited opportunities for success. The lyrics also reflect on personal loss and the emotional toll of such an environment, while yearning for change and a better future. This song serves as both a critique of societal injustices and a call for resilience amidst adversity. #SocialJustice #SystemicRacism #UrbanStruggles

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