''It's Called the High Road. Try Taking It Sometimes''
6:00AM ET November 12th, 2012
Contributor : Monica Coleman
A Rocky Williform Company

Lauryn Hill--in a typically Lauryn Hill sorta way--addressed the recently published autobiography by her former Fugees bandmate (and former lover) Wyclef Jean. While not stating his name explicitly, it was pretty obvious who she was talking about.

Even if it wasn't always as obvious what she was talking about.

"When you are on the other side of liberation, just make sure you are not late. Be careful how you judge, there is a lot of deception out there. A lot of misunderstanding out there. A lot of miscommunication out there. A lot of false information out there. And notice, out of all the people who talk talk talk, who’s the silent one. There’s a lot of chat, but me…"

"And you know why? Let me tell you why I don’t chat back. Because I know that my brothers and my sisters are often times pawns in a bigger scheme so when they, under pressure, attack me, I love them still. It’s called the high road. Try taking it sometimes."

"I’m not going to play my hand like the suppressive system would have me play my hand. Because I know [about] the oppression that took place in Haiti, and Jamaica, and America, and Africa and Europe. So just be patient. The truth always surfaces and especially, all you black folks out there who have had black mothers who carried you through thick and thin, when the system wanted to call them crazy, just remember that…"

"You know I know I’m not crazy, that’s why I can use the word so freely. Crazy like a fox? Ahead of the curve. People don’t like people that’s ahead of the curve but unfortunately that’s not my problem."