| Star-struck MCs receive no attention
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| From the man whose mind is not even in this dimension
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| I’m on another plane, sicker than the mother brain
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| The ultimate expression, yes indeed
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| Heed, my flow’s symphonic, hypnotic, psychotic
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| Never semiotic but doper than narcotics
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| A few a y’all caught it on my first release
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| But now my power’s increased, enhanced
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| Del meets the fans halfway, and slap a rapper in his chops
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| The temperature drops, you get pneumonia
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| Or maybe exposed to radiation by plutonium
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| Some say rap’s an idiom, get the A-S-R-S-P
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| And then a medium, the best of both worlds
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| Brilliantly engineered, lyrics dement your fear
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| Del is now in the clear, I was in prison
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| But now free to be everything that I envision
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| Abandon the plan and the uninspired
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| And the haters that cater to their needs agree
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| It’s bizarre, by far anarchy no control
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| No soul, the whole fucking planet’s gonna fold
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| Unless we administer, since, as we enter the
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| Twenty-first century even your worst enemy
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| Gotta get it together, mentally and systematically
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| When niggers think I’m a smart-ass, it makes em mad at me Why, cause I try my best to eliminate ignorance
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| Not letting my brain burn out like cigarettes
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| There’s bigger threats besides thieves or your pet peeves
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| But what’s right in your face is what nobody believes
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| Del, what you got up your sleeve?
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| If it was up to me
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| I would pass the baton cause it’s tough to lead
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| But still I drop facts here and there so I can up the seed
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| So you must believe
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| Del, what you got up your sleeve?
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| If it was up to me
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| I would pass the baton cause it’s tough to lead
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| But still I drop facts here and there so I can up the seed
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| So you must believe
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| X-Files
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| Lots of rappers today depend on imagery
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| I myself depend on skills and my energy
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| It’s maddening, at every single gathering
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| Of young black youth it’s got to be some niggers badgering
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| Averaging out to be bout three out a G How motherfuckers build stereotypes, cause it’s all they see
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| I take glee in the fact that I’m me Not a follower, a dollar wouldn’t make me sell my soul
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| Del is old-school compared to your subterfuge
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| I got the same code of ethics Jungle Brothers use
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| Now every nigger wanna be crime related
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| Can’t rhyme creative and they’re made of self-hatred
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| That’s why they overstep boundaries that’s sacred
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| From the street to the corporate scene they all mean business
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| Self for self, phony doesn’t work
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| Your soul holds no weight when you let the devil lurk
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| Fighting evildoers I been evil myself
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| But I’m still a black man with experience, under my belt
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| I may be young, but my soul is old
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| Living in the ice ages where a nigga’s soul is cold
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| Don’t give a fuck about your life or his
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| But if you get a gat for protection, who lives?
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| Comin up ain’t the same as pullin everybody else down
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| But try telling that to niggers that are spellbound
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| They’ll probably say that you talk too much
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| They gotta think too much
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| So just be careful who you trust
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| X-Files
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| Peace |