Rapsody, Reyna Biddy - Reyna's Interlude lyrics

[Rapsody, Reyna Biddy - Reyna's Interlude lyrics]

An ode to the black woman's body
She's been through a lot
Years and years on end,  she chose to keep on
To hold on to love, then to love again
Then to lose to love again
To hug black bodies like it's the last time
Like, last time every time
To bear baby after baby
Praying this time maybe they'll
Be birthed into safety
Ideally a place where someone can love them
Hoping this time
We can trust each other enough to
Tell one another our fears
I might start by saying, "I need you"
When you go, I'm afraid to let you
I don't wanna survive alone again
Our bodies have become too familiar
With chance, with each other, with freedom
But never a chance to experience freedom
With each other these days
I'm tired of sharing your body
Between the world and me
So, won't you promise this time
Your body will make it home to me
To this love, to this unity
To this journey we're supposed
To be on together
Yesterday, tomorrow and forever, today
I'll be waiting for our forever after
Nobody tells you how to survive
As a black woman
So let me learn you a lesson black women
You are a threat on every point of the map
You are love, in it's
Purest form, all unapologetic
All unconditional always too compassionate
Sometimes too forgiving
But, never too afraid to show up
Black women
You are everything they knew you wouldn't be
You are gorgeous, even through the suffering
You needn't forget why
You hold the world together
Thank you for your mercy
You are the strongest form of human
Black women

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