Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Kings Of The Ant Hill, artist - Cam Groves
Date of issue: 31.12.2015
Age restrictions: 18+
Song language: English
Kings Of The Ant Hill |
It’s that liquor carryin' libertarian with a fifth of whiskey |
One sip is gonna make your nipples harrier |
I kick the barrier, now my shit is scarier |
If you don’t like a hit, dog, pistol whip a tarrier |
And I’m aware of the other rappers that tear it up |
But daring motherfuckers used to step into my area |
And if you’re itchin' to make a stupid decision |
Or wanna take it to dissin', my diction’ll take care of ya |
And I bet I’m as bright as a head of lettuce is |
But got it in my head that I’m ahead of my competitors |
And I’ve been penning it ever since Sega Genesis |
So you’re bound to benefit depending what your fetish is |
Back with the fast rap just to get you cats stressing |
That impressive, I should be giving a fucking rap lesson |
And each bar attached with attack weapons |
Grow another leg and quit your motherfucking half steppin' |
Yo, our songs and our fans real |
You belong in a landfill |
Your career at a stand still |
Nothing that we can’t kill, kings of the ant hill |
You got nothing on my man’s skills |
I’m so sick, I need some damn pills |
I’ve been the man since «Stand Still» |
Nothing that we can’t kill, kings of the ant hill |
Hum-diggity drum, a hum-digga |
When I was a young kid, they were calling me, «Dumb wigger!» |
Now I’m back and bigger than some would figure |
Hoping something cool happens, you’d think it would come quicker |
I stay spitting like my tongue was a gunslinger |
Punch lines thicker, mix 'em with a fifth of rum liquor |
Your girl hungry and she want me to have fun with her |
I could turn a nun to a sinner after one dinner |
It’s a fit of rage every time I hit the stage |
I’m the illest spitter that isn’t up on a Wiki page |
Never spit the same, but I came to flip the game |
Everything you bitches say is only gonna ricochet |
Bitch, I wish you’d name someone badder |
With the punchlines so big, they done rung Saturn |
And the drums come fatter with the fung tung patterns |
You ain’t going nowhere like a one rung ladder |
Yo, our songs and our fans real |
You belong in a landfill |
Your career at a stand still |
Nothing that we can’t kill, kings of the ant hill |
You got nothing on my man’s skills |
I’m so sick, I need some damn pills |
I’ve been the man since «Stand Still» |
Nothing that we can’t kill, kings of the ant hill |
My motivation’s humiliation, my reputation |
Is decimation, the preservation of a generation |
These declarations my occupation, inoculation |
From desolation, my estimation is I’m fucking good at rapping |
I put discussion on percussion |
Been conductin' this production, the destruction of your section |
Yeah, I’m still the best rapper in Maine and always have been |
You sold ten copies and they’re all to your dad’s friends |
You’re butter-soft, you’re powder puff, you’re featherweight |
I’m Helter Skelter, I’ll melt your shelter, I never wait |
I just medicate, levitate and educate |
And I don’t gotta sample Michael McDonald to regulate |
You see me captivate a cavalcade and commandeer the cabaret |
The cavalry is screaming, «Don't stop!» |
I started from the bottom, now I shart it when I jot it |
I’m an artist and they bought it, you can find me on top |
You’re an honorable mention from a comical direction |
You’re a pussy and a dick like anatomical correction |
Ask Ock Cousteau 'bout my nautical collection |
When I brought new flows, the phonics so perplexin' |
There’s nothing eerier, steerin' fear in your area |
Mirror you mysterious lyricists, P period, Dank |
Kings of the ant hill called «Maine rap» |
You’d have to get Wu-Tang to move here to change that |
Yo, our songs and our fans real |
You belong in a landfill |
Your career at a stand still |
Nothing that we can’t kill, kings of the ant hill |
You got nothing on my man’s skills |
I’m so sick, I need some damn pills |
I’ve been the man since «Stand Still» |
Nothing that we can’t kill, kings of the ant hill |