Universal Soldier

This is the gallant crew that rolled the big super fort Which carried the first atomic bomb to Japan Piloted by Colonel Paul Tibbets Jr. of Miami Carrying Navy Captain William Parsons of Chicago Who helped design the bomb, as observer And Major Thomas Ferebee of Mocksville, North Carolina Who pulled the plug on Hiroshima The B-29 dropped its load of atomic death Which exploded with a force equal to 20,000 tons of TNT Bismillah (Bismillah) Bismillah (Bismillah) (A'oodhu Billaahi) A'oodhu Billaahi min al-Shaytaan ir-rajeem Bismillah (Bismillah) Ashadu an lâ ilâha illa-llâhWa Ashadu ana Muhammad rasûl allâh The son of slaves, true, I started out as peasant (uh uh) That's why I build my temple like Solomon in the desert (Uh-uh) The Lord is my rock, I speed dial through salah My trials in the fire, the crucible made me hot I glow like embers of cold born with a touch of gold My mathematical theology of rhymin'll touch the soul I spent many nights bent off woods Clutchin' the bowl, stuffin' my nose Some of the cons, I suffer from prose My poetry's livin' like the God that I fall back on And all praises due to Allah for such illustrious platform The teachers of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad's my backbone When I spit the children on the mother ship bow on a platform The true history of Jesus comin' to age I wore a ski mask and glove to the masquerade Uh, I got the Roc on my shoulder (it's the Roc) Somebody should've told you, I'm a motherfuckin' universal soldier Back when Emory Jones was catchin' the fed charge I knew less about who Chesimard Although I'm Pablo Escobar Thinkin' I was the last one Allah would lay his blessings on I was tryna not to end up like Tony in the restaurant Now I'm the general of the ginchy army What don't kill us make us stronger, that's Nietzsche on me Hot boy like I'm BG, that Fidji on me We done ducked them fed charges, now we eatin' comfy Le freak, c'est Chic That guilt trip ain't gon' work, don't put your luggage on we You ain't keep the same energy for the du Pont's and Carnegie's We was in your cotton fields, now we sippin' on these, on me Save my soul, save me from myself, through my song