Turn down your Me.TV
And turn up for your community
I’ll never be an individual
I’ll always be a human being
We’ll never be individual
We’ll always be community
You’ll never be an individual
You’ll always be a human being
Make all like a ritual
And take life like a thief
Turn down your Me.TV
Turn down your Me.TV
You’ll never be an individual
You’ll always be a human being
A black futures original
Making weird and living free
You’ll never be an individual
You’ll always be a human being
We’ll make all like a ritual
And take life like a thief
Turn down your Me.TV
Turn down your Me.TV
You too
You say you wanna be yourself
But you don’t really know who you are
You say there’s no such thing as society
But without other people, you’d be nothing
You’re still hung up in that diseased way of thinking
Eye per capital zombification
A blunt imagination, so funk of deep proportions
You were born into it and it’s all you’ve ever known
Everybody against everybody else, that’s your mentality
Everybody against everybody else, that’s your mentality
And we know where that leads to
Eye per capital zombification
Psychological status
Eye per capital zombification
Psychological status
Turn down your Me.TV
And turn up for your community
Black Futures is an American anthology of Black art, writing, and other creative work, edited by writer Jenna Wortham and curator Kimberly Drew. Writer Teju Cole, singer Solange Knowles and activist Alicia Garza, who cofounded Black Lives Matter, are among the book's more than 100 contributors. The 544-page collection was published in 2020, receiving strongly favorable reviews.
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