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Poem For Niggers

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Niggers

Back where im from the only thing we know is white
I don’t care what a pussy says bitch I know im right All these stupid niggers wanna hang with me
Only place these dumb asses should hang is from a fucking tree
You don’t have the same rights as me don’t play any tricks
Try anything and ill pull out my whip(pa pa!)
This is whites only don’t sit on my bench
If I catch you then ill have to pull out my lynch
Stupid ass nigger you can suck on my dick
Eat my cum for dinner you hoe ass bitch(nam nam!)
Now all you niggers don’t you dare try and dream
Youll end up like your home boy martin luther king
Sorry niggers if my raps made you sour
But all I can say to you is white power
I hate every nigger in the world I hope they all die
Enough from tmoney get em sparky flyyyyyyyy …show more content…

Im with you tmoney I hate niggers too
All you monkey niggers belong in motherfucking in a zoo(tarzan)
Black people dumb as hell its what I allways knew
I like watchin niggers die with my ku klux crew
Put your hands in the air if you hate niggers with me …show more content…

Gonna get an ak and shoot up a KFC(bang bang)
All you stupid niggas do is run shoot and steel
The only place you belong is in the got dam cotton field
I sit in the front of the bus cuz my name is sparks
All you niggers sit in the back sorry rosa parks
When I see dead niggers all I do is

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