| I’m an ego, megalomaniac: Lex Luthor
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| Brainiac, Gorilla Grodd in a fog, legion of doom
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| Season of gloom, Solomon Grundy meeting King Kong Bundy
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| Ain’t a single one among me in the room
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| Wanna' meet the bang of the boom
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| Click of the clack just as soon luminous shadow
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| Until the battle really rattle my world
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| Valley girl rappers get hurled through the pavement
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| That’s how ECA make a statement
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| Obliterate your essence and form
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| Your presence is gone like adolescents buried in porn
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| Pictures worn and their sentences gone
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| Like born identities, my enemies warned
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| Their families mourn like Kennedys
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| You motherfuckers know I bust a flow in psychotropic glow
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| I smother foes and trample em like a herd of buffalo
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| The style you just came up with yo I structured like a month ago
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| My hand is running all the pile driver’s, Mister Wonderful
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| I’m indestructible, the bodies hanging in my bungalow
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| My iron claw is like the one that reccomends and tears at
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| You’re generic like the CVS brand
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| And you wonder why people leave your show to go and see the next band
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| We do this all independently, we got a clean conscience
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| That’s a good sign of a bad memory
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| Law-born war babies whose well-being depends on factors
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| Of head-strong actors and defence contractors
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| Pay cuts, taxes, shake up axis, wake up, facts is this
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| Channel 7 shake up my mother’s nest sending her threats
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| Dudes watch MTV, buy shit with rubber cheques
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| Pure girls get their allure and grace took
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| By well-paid rebels, Myspace and Facebook
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| Soldiers put their life on the line, we put our life in these lines
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| Throw up the peace sign
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| I ain’t never gonna' be what you want me to be
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| Never gonna' see what you want me to see
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| I’m close to the murder sprees
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| Courtesy of neo-con burglary
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| Cause we all wanna' be burden-free
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| You can be what I want you to be
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| If you can see what I want you to see
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| And that’s a 3D speeding bullet
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| I’ll pull it and put it in place so we can finally meet face-to-face
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| I can no longer write well, I got a tight well
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| My penmanship is gone but the sentences are strong
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| And you know I never write a song
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| This be all stream of consciousness
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| Take one and it’s on
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| Take two and three if it’s wrong
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| Possibilities are endless when you do it penless
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| You can reinvigorate but the sickest hate holds you back
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| Like eyelids of eyeballs watching tickertape
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| The art of yore manipulates your ear (what)
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| The visual manipulates your fear (no)
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| You oughta sell another Red Sox makes you cheer (yes)
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| So you don’t have to think about the people that are stationed (where?)
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| I can never really go home
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| I’m prone to fits of rage that ain’t fit for a man of my age
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| My stature is that of a man wrapped up in his mind strapped up to the nines
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| The gates of rapture open, when I’m having trouble coping
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| I’ll capture your frame in a scope and then your silhouette goes
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| From fluid motion to frozen, like you’re posing for a centerfold
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| But your whole centerfold’s looking more
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| Like you’re dozing in and out of REM sleep
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| That’s why the feds keep me on a blacklist, the fact is
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| I’m down for a revolution, violent
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| Never taking captives, looking for a resolution
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| Lower-class looking for a restitution
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| No one asked where our votes went in 2000
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| Lost or hidden like the overcoat I keep my two pounds in
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| I creep where you sleep, lounging collect the bounty
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| From the crowds in the street while your body’s laying at their feet
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| And your body heat seeps from your clothing
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| The fear and loathing of America is slowly buried with ya'
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| With every image of ya' lying at a press conference
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| I’ll leave you lying in your best-pressed suit unconscious
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| Finally with a clean conscience |