"I Like Me" lyrics

Yo, I say justice is a journey
And you was not prepared
If you scared to wake up early or stay hungry
Your dinner work is your inner work
You've been a jerk
None of your organizing finna work
Personal was Political
A revolution start at home
Your first protest should be your own
Maybe major innovations
First call and appraiser
And your eyes I could spot you got termites and dry rot
Why you not in therapy?
Why you ain't called no experts?
Why you let your pride convince you DIY with less work
You ain't got the tools fool
Time to go to school fool
I ain't talking Western ones
I'm speaking about celestial ones
Excavate your inner state
The endless block the inner state
Inside your head
That's the one place you can't escape
You need you fully present and process deep scars
Cause culture can only be as healed as we are
As we are
As we are

Yeah
I think I like me, finally
I think I like me, finally
I think I like me, finally
I think I like me, finally

Yo, check this out
Though painful and initially without purpose, the pain of being excluded and disposable by society taught me that society is just a representation of our fractured selves
Transformative Justice is about awakening to the fracture, within ourselves and within each other, inorder to heal
Because
The Personal is Political and The Revolution Truly Begins at Home
A Quote from Dr. Alma Zaragoza-Petty