
COUNTRY LUNATIC
F.O.W.B INDEPENDENT RECORDS
LUNATIC NATION
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Aināt no such thing as forgotten ā
Just names written in ink on my conscience.
They behind them walls, but they still in my blood,
Crackers doin' time for the fam, not the love.
To my white boys in the box, yāall stood on ten toes,
Didnāt snitch, didnāt fold, yāall real ā Lord knows.
Took the weight, ate them years like steak,
Did your dirt like a man, no fuckinā handshake.
Held tight through the trial, through the crooked-ass judge,
Didnāt beg, didnāt cry, didnāt flinch, didnāt budge.
Now you sittinā in them cinderblock castles of hate,
Still loyal to the crew, even sealed by the gate.
Wish I had enough bread to drop on your books,
Buy you smokes, soups, radios, new looks.
Fuck commissary, I call it survival tax ā
Just a fee for standinā tall and not turninā your back.
For my brothers doinā time, this a shout to the pen,
From the trailer parks to cells, we still all kin.
Yāall the backbone, heart of the fight,
White pride behind bars, still burninā bright.
I see yāall standin' tall in them state-given boots,
Never broke, never bowed, yāall the realest recruits.
To my sisters in the box, queens with no crown,
White girls holdin' strong, still ten toes down.
I remember them phone calls with that steel echo,
Grit in your voice, sayinā "I aināt never lettinā go."
Aināt nothin' more gangster than survivin' that hell,
No freedom, no love ā just a cold fuckinā cell.
But I got you, even if Iām broke as hell,
Even if I canāt send nothinā but a prayer in the mail.
Yāall in the yard doin' dips, stayinā sharp,
Reppinā White Trash Nation with a goddamn heart.
To the cracker who aināt bent, who aināt ran his lips,
Took his time like a man with them bloodied fists.
To the girl who aināt fold, holdinā fast to the code,
Got ink on her neck and a soul full of gold.
Yāall think we forgot?
Think again.
Some of us out here breathinā just to carry the weight yāall hold.
The system broke yāall chains ā but it never broke your soul.
For my brothers doinā time, this a shout to the pen,
From the trailer parks to cells, we still all kin.
Yāall the backbone, heart of the fight,
White pride behind bars, still burninā bright.
I see yāall standin' tall in them state-given boots,
Never broke, never bowed, yāall the realest recruits.
To my sisters in the box, queens with no crown,
White girls holdin' strong, still ten toes down.
Yāall got more honor than the ones out free,
Sellinā out for clout, begginā likes on IG.
While you servinā them calendars, year by year,
We keep your names alive out here.
I tattooed initials on my knuckles for you,
Every show, every verse, I speak whatās true.
You the realest part of this outlaw nation,
Each of yāall legends in my dedication.
This ain't sympathy ā it's loyalty, pride,
For the ones that took the fall so the fam could ride.
Yāall martyrs in a war this world donāt see,
But I see you, I *feel* you ā you still ride with me.
To my white brothers locked down in the pen,
We salute yāall heavy, yāall warriors within.
To my white girls doinā time, donāt you cry,
You queens of the struggle, you destined to fly.
We pray for parole, for appeals, for a chance,
But until then, we stomp in your stance.
So light up a square, pour out that shine,
We livin' for yāall until itās your time.
You ain't forgotten.
You never will be.
Country Lunatic ride for the fallen, the locked, the silent ā
The crackers behind bars, and the white girls in orange ā
Yāall still fam.
Still kings.
Still queens.
Still F.O.W.B.
Still Lunatic Nation.
Till the walls fall down.