Wyclef Jean wants 'Justice' for Trayvon Martin Astrid Stawiarz / Getty Images Singer Wyclef Jean talked about Trayvon Martin during BET's "106 & Park" Racial Profiling discussion at the BET Studios on March 29, 2012 in New York. Celebs have been tweeting their thoughts on the controversial Trayvon Martin case, in which a 17-year-old boy was shot to death this past February by neighborhood-watch volunteer George Zimmerman. But Wyclef Jean has decided to spread Martin's story with a different approach... Music. More from E: Celebs fire back at Geraldo's hoodie comments via Twitter The Fugees musician teamed up with Prescribed and J. Williams to create a track titled "Justice (If You're 17) " in dedication to Martin, which was dropped today as a free download. "Justice" starts with the lyrics, "If you're 17/And you're wearing a hoodie/You're on the phone/Talking to your shorty/Make no mistake/There's one like you/In every city/You know the story," and later continues with, "If you're 17 with a hoodie on/ Watch out for the neighborhood watcher/ If you're at the right neighborhood at the wrong time/ Neighborhood watcher/ This might be your last call to your girlfriend/ The neighborhood watcher/ Man I feel for you if you're 17." Along with the track, J. Williams and Prescribed made a short called "I Am"which deals with not only the Trayvon Martin case, but profiling globally. A music video for "Justice" is expected to be released April 20. Gallery from E: Documentaries that made a difference