meanings to this A there are thousands who chase ghost even play it like cops so yeah what now just not USA don't blame money you can have the same as you do towards...

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I wrote this song for my upcoming album, "80Hrtz" many months ago. This album isn't finished yet, but I can't sit by and not share this song with you all right now. The paranoia, bigotry, ignorance, and gang mentality being displayed by police over and over again in this country makes me nauseous. I wrote this song about being ignorant to my friends feelings of fear, and hatred towards the police, being the one white kid in the group most of the time. I sampled the movie "Colors" where the main officer was nicknamed "Pac-man" by the neighborhood folks he terrorized. This song is dedicated to every person angered and saddened by the events unfolding in Ferguson. An American city, under siege by its own Police force. Black people under siege, once again. Racism, alive and well. My love to everyone in pain over this madness.
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Lyrics: 

Pacman, police, spirits on your back, poltergeist on the vice.

Me, Ive always had an issue with the mans authority,
and within the circle that I ran I was minority, meaning
my friends had darker skin than I and that was just
a fact, if you saw me with my friends and I, you might
thought I was black too,
but not to the neighborhood cops, a blatant racist flip-flop,
on the avenues of L.A, segregating me with ease,
feeling so uncomfortable around the man that they would freeze.
To which Id be like, "we did nothing wrong at the mall today
y'all, why the stalling walk? Nobody called the cops, so lets not
be scared of the hand cuffs.." to which Id get this reply quick..
" Man Eligh, your white,  were not, so shut up, we need to turn
this corner quick before they pick on us to fuck with.."

To Pacman, chased under the streetlights, by the ghosts of
those they stopped illegally or shot at leisurely moments,
paranoid by opponents, as opposed to those they should
be protecting, and so its a battle between the oppressed,
and the oppressor, and confessions forcibly removed from
the tongue of the youth, with no truth, no justice, just torture
and power trips, causing out bursts and hatred for the LAPD.
I could truly never understand what it feels like to have
brown skin in L.A and get pulled over for no reason.
Its in season every day of the week, the suspicion, 
under the seat.."whatcha got, weed, guns, ammunition..??"
Standing so far back from the window, acting like your gonna
get shot automatically, paranoia, boy-a, gonna cause another
riot.

Cops, keep your dogs quiet, keep your fingers off the snaps,
keeping your gun in the holster, keep the mace in your lap,
stop attempting to emasculate my black friends cuz they make more
money than you do..Pacman, spirits on your back man..
rear view mirror is cracked man..Poltergeist on the vice..

Poltergeist on the vice..spirits on your back..police..

Haunted by the spirits of the men you've gunned down in cold blood
on the streets of the U.S.A, not 3rd world, not deterred by that point,
suck that joint down with that drink, you off duty, don't wanna think,
don't wanna blame society for where your bullets land,
the karma your collecting on this earth will take a million life times
to fix your lifeline.
Pull your hand up out your ass, your self-righteousness is spas-matic,
you craft static, then you laugh at it, pass judgment, masked men and
proud of it, shrouded with a gang covenant, covering the continent with
loud guns blasting..Vomit violence, shoot a man in his back because
you fear what you don't understand.
A tactic practiced by cowards. Not a proud soldier. You a Pacman.

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Eligh, a self-described “genre-breaking, obsessive bass fiend” has continued to sustain himself as a salient figure for over fifteen years within the increasingly fickle and rapidly revolving world of hip-hop. The Los Angeles native has maintained his respected status by fearlessly veering from a the traditional trajectory which is often limited to beats and rhymes. Instead, Eligh has chosen to fabricate projects that incorporate the gritty sounds of the UK dub scene, the unorthodox styling of indie rock, the lush guitars and honesty of folk music, and the complexity of jazz, all without losing the listener in a musically esoteric composition.

2018 will mark the release of Eligh's 10th official solo album. His last self produced album, Grey Crow, was a testament to his resilience against a drug addiction that nearly took his life 12 years ago. Grey Crow was the first official solo release from Eligh since 2003’s Poltergeist. Even with the seven-year gap between solo projects Eligh continued to contribute to a plethora of projects within that time frame which, most notably include, Living Legends albums, “Classic” and “The Gathering”; The Grouch & Eligh, “No More Greener Grasses” and “Say G&E!”; Eligh & Jo Wilkinson, “On Sacred Ground: Mother & Son”, and many more.

Eligh’s musical interest was piqued as middle schooler, and along with some friends formed the now defunct, yet legendary Log Cabin crew. That same crew would ultimately end up producing many of Los Angeles’s prominent hip-hop figures, including future crewmates, Murs and Scarub. After a stint in the Bay Area, which lead to a serendipitous gathering of minds, ideas and styles that formed the now world famous Living Legends crew, Eligh returned home to Los Angeles. Since returning home, Eligh has tirelessly produced classic material, being the main contributor to what many would dub the trademark, “Living Legends sound”. Outside of being a studio musician and rapper, Eligh has relentlessly toured and has performed on stages across North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia and continues to deliver a captivating live show with his trademark rapid fire delivery, whether as a solo act or with his Legendary brethren. As a producer, Eligh has provided music for notable acts such as Living Legends, Murs, Rass Kass, El-P, wrestler John Cena, and continues to be a sought after producer by his peers.

In 2016, "Grand Tapestry" was released. A group formed by Eligh, Alam Khan, and Salar Nader, Grand Tapestry is a unique mix of classical Indian music, and hip hop, in line with Eligh's "Genre breaker" moniker. That journey is just beginning, and he see's the groups potential as limitless. His goal to score film had always been apart of his story, and Eligh hopes to speak it into existence in the coming months.

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