AUDIO: The Get Back (Zimkile) by Stogie T

South Africa singer-songwriter, Stogie T, returns with a brand new track which is titled "The Get Back (Zimkile)".

The song "The Get Back (Zimkile)" is an amazing record that should be on your Playlist.

The song serves as a track off the body of work Project, "Shallow".

Furthermore, the amazing record features Award-winning superstar, Msaki who splits in some hot verse.

In conclusion, Stogie T tapped on Boitumelo Molekane for the song production.

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Stogie T The Get Back (Zimkile) Lyrics:
The soundtrack
To the proud & black
Get no play where the crowds at
Glance back, the losses
I came to force it, the untapped
Uncle flossing dripping Florsheims and fedora hats
Innocent Jack with a broke back
cnd no land
Came from the mountains into the mines to code crack
Yeah we from that throwback
The Bojangles
Tap dancing for white folks to slow clap
To the rhythm of the sjambock crack
But the gifted with the soul spirit lift off that
We sold drugs, pills, robbed, killed and still fought back
From shacks, put auntie in a 4 wheel G Class
Thats payback for that old flag
The Dompass law passed
Rock Gucci gold bangs
Like our folks hang
cnd her chain fire
Like a necklace for rats
Whole swag
On check (Czech) like a Slovak
Now who woulda thought
Louis top to floor
Gucci and Dior
Undo the loss
Of Sekokuni vs the boers
School sold us white god
Book brought us a burnish bronze
Troubadours pipe down
Truth was lost unfound
Hand to mouth make us bite tongue
Take food over mills
While them Thousandaires front loud
Pump rounds in us gunned down
Return fire
Get life from them bodies like ultrasound
What go come around
The goal Parmesan but beware traps
What glows might not shine
Like it's meant to
The owners are renters
Posing in grand gestures
Folderol extras
Golden ball Cinderellas
c Cautionary
Beware the fortune teller
Like that Xhosa girl led us
To slaughter herds that she dreamt up
I gave my ten bucks
To traffic light beggars
Might have done better
Invest in my cousin's lectures