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    1) The poem discusses the year 2020, which some see as a year of calamity, but the author notes that their people have long lived with calamity, such as slavery and police brutally killing Black men. 2) In 2020, Black Lives Matter protests erupted around issues like police killings of Black men and the inability to breathe due to the killing of George Floyd. 3) The year 2020 has been difficult for many due to the COVID-19 pandemic that has required masks and limited breathing, but the author calls for liberating humanity from longstanding oppression faced by Black people.

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    1) The poem discusses the year 2020, which some see as a year of calamity, but the author notes that their people have long lived with calamity, such as slavery and police brutally killing Black men. 2) In 2020, Black Lives Matter protests erupted around issues like police killings of Black men and the inability to breathe due to the killing of George Floyd. 3) The year 2020 has been difficult for many due to the COVID-19 pandemic that has required masks and limited breathing, but the author calls for liberating humanity from longstanding oppression faced by Black people.

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    2020 Twenty-Twenty

    Uploaded by

    Ninkih Nankah
    1) The poem discusses the year 2020, which some see as a year of calamity, but the author notes that their people have long lived with calamity, such as slavery and police brutally killing Black men. 2) In 2020, Black Lives Matter protests erupted around issues like police killings of Black men and the inability to breathe due to the killing of George Floyd. 3) The year 2020 has been difficult for many due to the COVID-19 pandemic that has required masks and limited breathing, but the author calls for liberating humanity from longstanding oppression faced by Black people.

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    2020 « 

    Twenty-Twenty »

    By Mr Djim

    Intro

    Twenty-Twenty

    Twenty

    Twenty-Twenty

    Twenty

    Couplet 1 - Verse 1

    2020 them say year of calamity

    But longtime our people live only calamity

    2020 the Chinese put the Africans outside them country

    Cause they say we brought the covid19

    With lie after lie after lie after lie

    Longtime them treat we bad

    Longtime a lof them no good with we

    Remember the slavery time

    Longtime we believe the revolution

    This revolution that all human

    Are now experiencing

    Let’s go sing

    liberate liberate liberate humanity

    Refrain 1 - chorus 1

    Longtime Black lives matter

    Everywhere police-mans kill my brothers

    I & I ask me why

    Now you know now them know

    Couplet 2 - Verse 2

    2020 i can’t breath

    Them say black lives matter

    Tell them longtime we livein troubles

    Born and growth in troubles

    When we don’t have the same opportunities

    Do you see the trouble

    Let we breath

    Cause the color of our skin

    Do you see the trouble

    Let us breath

    The year that they have screwed up

    And created fucking a virus

    We all end up with a mask

    That keep us from breathing

    2020 them say year of calamity

    But longtime our people live only calamity

    Let’s go sing

    liberate liberate liberate humanity

    Refrain 1 - chorus 1

    Longtime Blackman lives matter

    Everywhere police-mans kill my brothers

    I&I ask me why

    Now you know now them know

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