Added a reference to the (changes from the) original lyrics.
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They Don't Care About Us • HIStory: Past, Present and Future, Book I (1995)
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That's backwards. Put the original lyrics FIRST, then comment that a censored version exists.
Debatable. If the lyrics were officially changed, the censored version becomes the new official version.
Note that this wasn't just the run-of-the-mill censoring you see for rap lyrics, the initial version was officially deemed offensive and not fit for further distribution.
Alternatively, the uncensored version could be added with its own full entry.
Every censoring is something that someone deemed offensive.
True but with rap lyrics they publish both the uncensored and the censored version. Here the offensive initial version was officially retracted. Big difference.
Also, you are free to add the original version if you like. Nobody's stopping you, nobody's gonna delete it.
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The original lyrics were changed after allegations of being anti-Semitic. The line "Do me, sue me" originally was "Jew me, sue me" and "Kick me, strike me" originally was "Kick me, kike me" (calling a Jewish person "kike" is the equivalent of calling a black person the n-word).
Apart from the original version and the changed version, there is also an overdubbed version that simply has "Do me, do me" and "Kick me, kick me". That version was quickly put together until the new lines had been recorded.
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Music video - Prison version: