| In 95, when my father was still alive
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| Hip-Hop hit my heart and I started to feel the vibe
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| I’d listen to Nas spit rhymes too damn correct
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| I can’t forget my doggystyle and my wu-tang cassette
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| See, I was only ten, holding a pen
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| Hoping to find schemes, rhyming over and over again
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| At 13, I had a crew, we’d flow and hang out
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| And that’s how I started rapping with the homie Bankal
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| He went his way and I went mine
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| He switched to turntable-ism, I perfected my rhyme
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| A decade later, we met again and said «what up?»
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| We gotta get together and tear the stage the fuck up!
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| Oh Boy ! |
| These kids so cool
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| The beat’s so deep, the flow’s so smooth
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| Mic check, one two, one two
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| They came to rock, to rock the house for you
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| We ain’t about enterprising or dough making
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| But we wanna say thanks to you folks for donating
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| Peace to all the reviews and dope ratings
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| For those that bang they skulls to this 'til they dome aching!
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| Thanks to y’all we gon' keep feasting off emceeing
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| We gon' keep performing, beat-making, beasting for a reason
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| Peace to all you people, Eastern European
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| Swedish or Norwegian, Aussie, Asian, even North Korean
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| France, Germany, US and the UK
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| Africa, Mexico and even kids from Uruguay
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| Chill out and bump this, ‘cause this is a new day
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| And haters: We couldn’t give a shit 'bout what you say |