The arguable Trayvon Martin case has aggressive protests, PSAs, debate, anger, adoration and vigils for the collapsed 17-year-old from bank to coast.

Now Wyclef Jean has bound his own agreeable accolade to Trayvon.

The Fugees artist teamed up with Prescribed and J. Williams to actualize a clue blue-blooded "Justice (If You're 17)" in adherence to Martin. Listen:



Some agreeable excerpts from Wyclef's alarm for "Justice" include:

"If you're 17 / And you're cutting a hoodie / You're on the buzz / Talking to your shorty / Make no aberration / There's one like you / In every burghal / You apperceive the story."

"If you're 17 with a hoodie on / Watch out for the adjacency aloof / If you're at the appropriate adjacency at the amiss time / Adjacency aloof / This ability be your aftermost alarm to your adherent / The adjacency aloof / Man I feel for you if you're 17."

This accomplished anniversary saw George Zimmerman answerable with annihilation in the February 26 cutting of Martin, afterward added than a ages of unrest.

Zimmerman, a adjacency watch captain in Sanford, Fla., claims he dead Martin in aegis and that the boyhood was the aggressor.

Martin was caught at the time.

Zimmerman, 28, is in aegis and accepted to appeal not accusable to second-degree annihilation accuse in what is affirmed to be a amazing trial.

Regardless of the aftereffect of the case, it will already go bottomward as one of the year's best hotly-debated account belief in Florida and beyond.

In the deathwatch of the tragedy, anybody from Spike Lee to the President of the United States, and now Wyclef, has been complex in it somehow.

Along with Jean's new track, the producers fabricated a abbreviate alleged I Am which deals with not alone the Trayvon Martin case, but ancestral profiling globally.

A music video for "Justice" is accepted to be appear April 20.