Homeboy I Came To Party
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Homeboy I Came To Party
[Verse 2: Noreaga] I spit mack millimeter rhymes, kill a liter in line My nigga Peter got a heater of mines Niggas still lyin, in they wack ass bars Only time they seen jail, when they watchin "Oz" I'm in the club pissy drunk like, "Ahhhdadidaaaaa!!!!!!" And mami took it proper like, "Dadadidaaaaa!!!!!!" Adios kill your soul, then we body your ghost They call me gordo , I sip the champagne that's importo Playin "Capicu" (Man you ain't nappy too!!!) I like when chocha be nappy too I treat life like a fast car, lower my speed I try and chill, and sell more records than Creed Been a hustler (What? What?) Way before "Melvin Flynt" A criminal, don't leave no prints These dudes gave me a brick and they ain't seen me since Caught up wit 'em, had them dudes straight hoppin the fence, it go [Hook: Pharell] Homeboy, I came to party (ohh!) Yo' girl was lookin at me (ohh!) She's a haggler naw I'm not taggin her (ohh!) But you don't want them boys to come over and start askin ya (ohh!) What you wanna do, nigga? (Nothin') What you tryin' to do, nigga? (Nothin') What you wanna do, nigga? (Nothin') What you tryin' to do (Nothin')
[Bridge] La la la la la la la la la (ohh!) La la la la la la la la la (ohh!) La la la la la la la la la (ohh!) La la la la la la la la la (ohh!) La la la la la la la la la (ohh!) La la la la la la la la la (ohh!) La la la la la la la la la (ohh!) La la la la la la la la la (ohh!) [Verse 3: Noreaga] Yo, yo, yo.. Yo oops, I done done it again, I got another one I keep it hid in my pocket I got another one "Fast and Furious," dunn dunn dunn tudunn Still be in, Miami and jet skiing In the ocean where the sharks be at, just O.D.'n Adebesi, want a brick you pay double easy I got them things that'll move easy And I told the lawyer, I sold blow to old Goya I'm half spanish, you see I cook coke for Goya I'm half spanish, all day arroz con polla Recognize, when I'm runnin the game, before me Chickens wasn't even messin with brain, because me Now you started gettin head on the westside highway So recognize my nigga you did it my way Ice rockin, brick choppin and gun shoppin I did it all beat cases without Cochran [Hook: Pharell] Homeboy, I came to party (ohh!) Yo' girl was lookin at me (ohh!) She's a haggler naw I'm not taggin her (ohh!) But you don't want them boys to come over and start askin ya (ohh!) What you wanna do, nigga? (Nothin') What you tryin' to do, nigga? (Nothin') What you wanna do, nigga? (Nothin') What you tryin' to do (Nothin') [Bridge] La la la la la la la la la (ohh!) La la la la la la la la la (ohh!) La la la la la la la la la (ohh!) La la la la la la la la la (ohh!) La la la la la la la la la (ohh!) La la la la la la la la la (ohh!) La la la la la la la la la (ohh!) La la la la la la la la la (ohh!)
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Homeboy Came to Orange: A Story of People's Power Paperback – May 1, 2018
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Ernest Thompson was a union leader, field organizer, and the first African-American on the national staff for the UE, as well as national secretary of UE’s Fair Practices Committee. He was also a national leader of the National Negro Labor Council, fighting racism and discrimination. It was in Orange, New Jersey, that he became known as “Homeboy,” and the majority of Homeboy Came to Orange tells the story of his organizing for “people’s power,” beginning with a fight to desegregate the schools his daughter attended. Mindy Thompson Fullilove, MD, is an American social psychiatrist who focuses on the ways environmental factors affect the mental health of communities. She is Professor of Urban Policy and Health, Urban Policy Analysis & Management Program, Milano School for International Affairs, Management & Urban Policy, The New School. She has numerous published articles and six books, including URBAN ALCHEMY: Restoring Joy in America's Sorted-Out Cities and ROOT SHOCK: How Tearing Up City Neighborhoods Hurts America and What We Can Do About It . A native of East Baltimore, Dominic Moulden has extensive experience in community organizing and affordable housing development. He has been the Resource Organizer for Organizing Neighborhood Equity – ONE DC (and its predecessor Manna Community Development Corporation) since 1997.
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This is a fine, true story of a kind of people's power we need more of today. Ernie Thompson was a great man, who always stressed the need for justice for all people, black and white. His story is one of patience, boldness and persistence. His daughter Mindy has done a beautiful job of bringing these struggles for justice in one American city to light, as an inspiration for then and now.
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The story of a union organizer who found a second career in community organizing and helped a Jim Crow city become a better place. Ernest Thompson dedicated his life to organizing the powerless. This lively, illustrated personal narrative of his work shows the great contribution that people’s coalitions can make to the struggle for equality and freedom. Thompson cut his teeth organizing one of the great industrial unions, the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America, and brought his organizing skills and commitment to coalition building to Orange, New Jersey. He built a strong organization and skillfully led fights for school desegregation, black political representation, and strong government in a city he initially thought of as a “dirty Jim Crow town going nowhere.” Thompson came to love the City of Orange and its caring citizens, seeing in its struggles a microcosm of America. This story of people’s power is meant for all who struggle for human rights, economic opportunity, decent housing, effective education, and a chance for children to have a better life. Ernest Thompson (1906-1971) grew up on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, on a farm that had been given to his family at the end of the Civil War. The family was very poor and oppressed by racist practices. Thompson was determined to get away and to obtain power. He migrated to Jersey City, where he became part of the union organizing movement that built the Congress of Industrial Unions (CIO). He became the first African American to hold a fulltime organizing position with his union, the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America (UE). He eventually headed UE’s innovative Fair Employment Practices program and fought for equal rights and pay for women and minority workers. Thompson also helped build the National Negro Labor Council, 1951-1956, and served as its director of organizing. In 1956, under the onslaught of the McCarthy era, UE was split in two, and Thompson lost his job. His wife, Margaret Thompson, brought the local school segregation to his attention. Ernie “Home” Thompson organized to desegregate the regional schools, building strong coalitions and political power for the black community that ultimately served all the people of Orange.
Mindy Thompson Fullilove, MD, is a board-certified psychiatrist. She conducts research on the health effects of urban processes. She is a member of the faculty at Columbia University, and chair of the Board of Directors of the University of Orange.
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I spit mack millimeter rhymes, kill a liter in line My nigga Peter got a heater of mines Niggas still lyin', in they wack ass bars Only time they seen jail, when they watchin' Oz I'm in the club pissy drunk like ahhhdadidaaaaa! And mami took her papa like dadadidaaaaa! Adios kill your soul then we body your ghost They call me gordo, sip champagne and sip porto Playin' Captain Clue (Man you ain't nappy too!) I like when chocha be nappy too I treat life like a fast car, low on my speed I try and chill, and sell more records than Creed Been a hustler (What? what?) way before "Melvin Flynt" A criminal, don't need no prints These dudes gave me a brick and they ain't seen me since Coulda woulda, had them dudes straight hoppin' the fence, it go Homeboy, I came to party Your girl was lookin' at me She's a haggler naw I'm not taggin' her But you don't want them boys to come over and start askin' ya What you wanna do, nigga? (Nothin') What you trynna do, nigga? (Nothin') What you wanna do, nigga? (Nothin') What you trynna do
La la la la la la la la la (Oh!) La la la la la la la la la (Oh!) La la la la la la la la la (Oh!) La la la la la la la la la (Oh!) La la la la la la la la la (Oh!) La la la la la la la la la (Oh!) La la la la la la la la la (Oh!) La la la la la la la la la (Oh!) Well oops I dunn dunna again, I got another one I keep it hid in my pocket I got another one Fast and furious, dunn dunn dunn tudunn Still be in, Miami and jet skiin' In the ocean where the sharks be at, just O.D.'n Adebesi, want a brick to pay double easy I got them thangs that a move easy And I told the lawyer, I sold blow to old Goya I'm half Spanish, you see I cook coke to Goya Half spanish, all day arroz con polla Recognize, when I'm runnin' the game, before me Chickens wasn't even messin' wit brain, because me Now you started gettin' head on the westside highway So recognize my nigga you did it my way Ice rockin', brick choppin' and gun shoppin' I did it all beat cases without Cochran Homeboy, I came to party Your girl was lookin' at me She's a haggler naw I'm not taggin' her But you don't want them boys to come over and start askin' ya What you wanna do, nigga? (Nothin') What you trynna do, nigga? (Nothin') What you wanna do, nigga? (Nothin') What you trynna do La la la la la la la la la (Oh!) La la la la la la la la la (Oh!) La la la la la la la la la (Oh!) La la la la la la la la la (Oh!) La la la la la la la la la (Oh!) La la la la la la la la la (Oh!) La la la la la la la la la (Oh!) La la la la la la la la la (Oh!)
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Homeboy, I came to party, yo' girl was lookin at me
She's a haggler naw I'm not taggin her
But you don't want them boys to come over and start askin ya
What you wanna do, nigga? Nothin
What you tryin to do, nigga? Nothin
What you wanna do, nigga? Nothin
What you tryin to do
Yo N-O-R papi say what, that nigga's the man
With his manager Chris and the label that Jams
Still flossin showin your rocks
Ain't you dudes heard grimey man we stole your watch
It goes indian style, he's been in dashiki
Strapped in the baby tek baby tek B.T
True she at the bar lookin good in the brown dress
Four to six shots and them things ain't around yet
Persona all thugged out loud and clear
Sayin fuck the straight henny, just grab me a beer
You see I'm reppin now, and my mami's I got a weopen now
Shoot at them clowns at they feet, they high steppin now
Left that wack label cause I don't like pricks
I'm like a hammer that you hold on your hand, I make hits
At the white boy club wylin buyin the bar
They like hey now, your an all star,
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