[Verse 1]
They say money talks, but Iâve heard it scream louder than God.
It breaks up families, starts wars, leaves streets scarred.
We worship green paper like it bleeds salvation,
But it poisons the roots of an entire nation.
Iâve seen brothers k**l brothers for a pocket of bills,
And the rich sip wine on the Capitol Hills.
Dollar signs tattooed on the eyes of the blind,
While the homeless dig for food in a city of grind.
Wall Streetâs a casino where the house never loses,
And the brokers pop bottles while the workers tie nooses.
Every mansionâs foundation sits on b***d and sweat,
But the poor pay the tab with their last regret.
They call them âd**d presidentsâ but the truth is cruel,
âCause the d**d never rest when the living still rule.
Itâs a godless religion, itâs a scripture of greed,
And the pulpit is a wallet where the faithful still bleed.
[Chorus]
D**d presidents rule the land,
Holding power in a paper hand.
We pray, we f***t, we bleed, we spend,
But the money donât love you in the end.
[Verse 2]
I watched a preacher preach fire with a Rolex on,
Talking heaven in the future while the offeringâs gone.
I watched a mayor shake hands with a dealer in suits,
While the block burned hot and the kids pulled roots.
Every campaignâs a circus, just a dollar parade,
Vote bought and sold like the lies they made.
Corporations write laws, politicians sign checks,
And the poor get sentenced while the rich get blessed.
You canât buy time, you canât buy peace,
But theyâll sell you a coffin at the funeral feast.
Every g*n, every w*r, every drug that we see,
Got a price tag tied like a dog on a leash.
So I rap for the workers who sweat through their shirts,
For the mothers on EBT who still make it work.
For the hustlers who pray for a way to ascend,
But the ladderâs been broken by d**d presidents.
[Chorus]
D**d presidents rule the land,
Holding power in a paper hand.
We pray, we f***t, we bleed, we spend,
But the money donât love you in the end.
[Verse 3]
The ink runs deep, it stains every choice,
From the pills in your palm to the sound of your voice.
We chase what enslaves us, we die for a wage,
Weâre just actors reciting lines written on a page.
Every cop in the street, every soldier abroad,
Marching orders printed on a bank account fraud.
Even love feels cheap when the rentâs past due,
When the landlordâs rich off the sweat of you.
But I wonât kneel to paper, I wonât bow to the crown,
Iâll rip bills in half just to burn them down.
If Americaâs religion is a wallet and pen,
Then Iâll write psalms for the people, not d**d presidents.
[Bridge]
So light a match to the lies that theyâve sold,
Let the fire eat the paper, let the ashes grow cold.
If the value of life is a dollar and cent,
Then weâre already slaves to d**d presidents.