Rob Matare - You Can't Print Me (Official Lyric Visualizer)

You Can't Print Me by Rob Matare is a Zimbabwean diaspora hip hop song about inflation, immigration and the value no government can print. From the album Run That By Me. Village in his voice and red dust on his shoes, books in his bag and something to prove. Billions in the bank could not buy the bread, and prices on the shelf kept outrunning the pay. They could wipe out the balance, but not him. Money had numbers; his hands had a trade. He packed what he knew, got a new stamp in his passport and earned a place. Now there is a car in the drive, but the win is not chrome: it is the shoes by the door when his boys come home. Two sons in pharmacy and one deep in the books. His name is on the door and the door stays wide. Then he speaks to Baba, gone at forty-two: I am older now than you got to be, and I kept your name. “Print another note, can't print what I know.” This visualizer is a proud African hip hop track with harp and heavy bass, for Zimbabweans at home and abroad, for immigrant families and for anyone who rebuilt after losing everything. It is about knowledge, fatherhood and legacy. What is something you know that no one can take from you? Tell me in the comments, and subscribe for more music from Rob Matare. ▶ Stream Run That By Me everywhere: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/rob... ▶ Subscribe to Rob Matare:    / @robmatare   CREDITS Produced by Rob Matare Label: EpicSound360 #RobMatare #YouCanTPrintMe #Visualizer