| Yeah, yeah
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| Yeah, yeah yeah
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| («What's your name?») Marshall
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| («Who's your daddy?») I don’t have one
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| My mother reproduced like the komodo dragon
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| And had me on the back of a motorcycle, then crashed in
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| The side of loco-motive with rap, I’m
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| Loco, it’s like handing a psycho a loaded handgun
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| Michelangelo with a paint gun in a tantrum
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| 'Bout to explode all over the canvas
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| Back with the Yoda of rap, «In a spasm
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| Your music usually has 'em
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| But waned for the game your enthusiasm it hasn’t
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| Follow you must, Rick Rubin my little Padawan.»
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| A Jedi in training, colossal brain and
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| Thoughts are entertainin'
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| But docile and impossible to explain and, I’m also vain and
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| Probably find a way to complain about a Picasso painting
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| Puke Skywalker, but sound like Chewbacca when I talk
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| Full of such blind rage I need a seein' eye dog
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| Can’t even find the page I was writing this rhyme on
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| Oh, it’s on the ram-page
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| Couldn’t see what I wrote, I write small
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| It says, «Ever since I drove a '79 Lincoln with whitewalls
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| Had a fire in my heart
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| And a dire desire to aspire to Die Hard.»
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| So as long as I’m on the clock, punching this time card
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| Hip-hop ain’t dying on my watch
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| Now sometimes when I’m sleepin'
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| She comes to me in my dreams
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| Is she taken? | 
| Is she mine?
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| Don’t got time, don’t care, don’t have two shits to give
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| Let me take you by the hand to promised land
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| And threaten everyone
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| 'Cause there’s no rhyme or no reason for nothing
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| («Now, what’s your name?») Marshall
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| («Who's your daddy?») I don’t know him, but I wonder—
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| («Is he rich like me?») Ha
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| («Has he taken any time to show you what you need to live?»)
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| No, if he had
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| He wouldn’t have ended up in these rhymes on my pad
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| I wouldn’t be so mad, my attitude wouldn’t be so bad
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| Yeah, Dad, I’m the epitome and the prime
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| Example of what happens when the power of the rhyme
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| Falls into the wrong hands and
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| Makes you want to get up and start dancin'
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| Even if it is Charles Manson
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| Who just happens to be rappin', blue lights flashin'
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| Laughin' all the way to the bank, lampin' in my K-Mart mansion
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| I’m in the style department
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| With a pile in my cart, rippin' the aisle apart but
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| With great power comes
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| Absolutely no responsibility for content
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| Completely despondent and condescending
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| The king of nonsense and controversy is on a
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| Beat-killing spree, Your Honor
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| I must plead guilty, 'cause I sparked a revolution
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| Rebel without a cause who caused the evolution
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| Of rap, to take it to the next level, boost it
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| But several rebuked it, and whoever produced it
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| («Hip-hop is the Devil’s music»)
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| Does that mean it belongs to me?
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| 'Cause I just happen to be a white honky devil with two horns
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| That don’t honk but every time I speak you hear a beep
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| But lyrically I never hear a peep, not even a whisper
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| Rappers better stay clear of me, bitch, 'cause it’s the—
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| It’s the time of the season
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| When hate runs high
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| And this time, I won’t give it to you easy
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| When I take back what’s mine
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| With pleasured hands
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| And torture everyone, that is my plan
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| My job here isn’t done
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| 'Cause there’s no rhyme or no reason for nothing
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| («What's your name?») Shady
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| («Who's your daddy?») I don’t give a fuck, but I wonder
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| («Is he rich like me?») Doubt it, ha
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| («Has he taken any time to show you what you need to live?»)
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| So, yeah, Dad—let's walk
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| Let’s have us a father-and-son talk
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| But I bet we wouldn’t probably get one block
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| Without me knocking your block off, this is all your fault
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| Maybe that’s why I’m so bananas I a-ppealed to all those walks
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| Of life, whoever had strife
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| Maybe that’s what dad and son talks are like
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| 'Cause I related to the struggles of young America
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| When their fucking parents were unaware of their troubles
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| Now they’re rippin' out their fuckin' hair again, it’s hysterical
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| I chuckle as everybody bloodies their bare knuckles
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| Yeah, uh-oh, better beware, knuckle heads!
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| The sign of my hustle says:
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| «Don't knock», the door’s broken, it won’t lock
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| It might just fly open, get cold-cocked
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| You critics come to pay me a visit?
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| Misery loves company, please stay a minute!
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| Kryptonite to a hypocrite
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| Zip your lip if you dish it but can’t take it
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| Too busy gettin' stoned in your glass house
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| To kick rocks, then you wonder why I lash out
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| Mr. Mathers as advertised on the flyers, so spread the word
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| 'Cause I’m promoting my passion 'til I’m passed out
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| Completely brain-dead: Rain Man
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| Doing a Bankhead in a restraint chair
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| So, bitch, shoot me a look, it better be a blank stare
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| Or get shanked in the pancreas
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| I’m angrier than all eight other reindeer
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| Put together with Chief Keef 'cause I hate every fuckin' thang, yeah
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| Even this rhyme, bitch
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| And quit tryin' look for a fuckin' reason for it that ain’t there
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| But I still am a «Criminal!»
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| Ten-year-old degenerate grabbin' on my genitals!
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| The last Mathers LP done went diamond
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| This time I’m predicting that this one will go emerald! | 
| (Hehe)
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| When will the madness end?
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| How can it when there’s no method to the pad and pen?
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| The only message that I have to send
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| Is: «Dad, I’m back at it again!»
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| Bitch… (Who's your daddy?) |