| Speaking of out there
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| SPEAKING of out there
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| Where’s he from?
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| He’s from some other planet, I heard
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| He traveled…
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| I think that’s a myth
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| I heard about that kid
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| That one from St. Paul
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| No… heh… no He ain’t from St. Paul
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| Well, he says he’s from St. Paul
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| But no, I think you’re right
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| Yeah, he says he’s from St. Paul
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| Cause it’s, it’s more marketable when you talk about you’re from Earth
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| But check it out
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| It goes a little something like this…
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| He dug deep in his system to find nutrition for others
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| Lost sleep, tossed and turned, only to learn love is expensive
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| Talk was cheap, till my thoughts grew feet
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| Now I take them on walks with me But don’t let them off the leash
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| Cause they might cross the street and get hit
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| Listen a second, I pretended to need a friendship
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| With many forms of energy till everyone repented
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| Now I’m end this with a sentence (?) and a sentence become a way of life
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| To stay the night with my notebook, then wake up the next day to write
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| Again, and again, and again and again and again and again
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| Until my pen is inevitably inseparable from my finger skin
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| Lingering in the depths of this pool of resendential
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| Fighting a million and ten inner battles that’ll sprain my neck into dudes (?)
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| Bobbing my head to keep cool, true, stays on the down low
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| Meaning proof for the bleeding, is it useful in the council
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| Meaning it cheaper what you believe to be the dopest at the moment
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| Yeah, he’s exceeding the quotient and feeding me tokens
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| But the machine must be broken
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| Cause he’d rather give him a uppercut than give him a hook
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| So he steady throwin jabs just to get him to look
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| Man, every thought he ever had quietly sits in his book
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| For anyone that’s afraid to jump, let me give him a push
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| Rather give him a uppercut than give him a hook
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| So I’m steady throwin jabs just to get him to look
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| Every thought I ever had quietly sits in his book
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| For anyone that’s afraid to jump, let me give him a push
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| From the north side to the southside, to the wild side to the pesticide
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| To the genocide to the homicide, you decide to set aside
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| Well, pick a side, any side, are you along just for the ride?
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| Oh me oh me oh my, I wish you would just die
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| Cause kid, you’re the reason for my sore throat
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| PETTY MORTAL (?), the war won’t stop till you hop in a porthole
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| And sort those problems out, child, it ain’t all about your style
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| Cause you could break your back to state the facts and make them smile
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| While the pain in my religion, paintin by the pigeons
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| Strainin while you’re listenin to this brain on tire ribbons
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| Givin a splittin headache with energetic delivery
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| Livin as a poetic shredded by the edge of misery
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| Vividly describin the pain inside of this entity
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| Physically and mentally, we all pretend to need sympathy
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| Interesting enough, you say you don’t give a But there’s much I grew to like through this mic that I clutch
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| So keep your hands down, and put your attention span up Understand now, man, sound is a dimension you can’t touch
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| Plants crush, when the vocals of that local named Eyedea hit your ear
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| So c’mon, get your chair and stand up Because I’d rather give him a uppercut than give him a hook
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| So I’m steady throwin jabs just to get him to look
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| Every thought I ever had quietly sits in his book
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| For anyone that’s afraid to jump, let me give him a push
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| Rather give him a uppercut than give him a hook
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| So I’m steady throwin jabs just to get him to look
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| Every thought I ever had quietly sits in his book
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| For anyone that’s afraid to jump, let me give you a push
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| BURY MY MIND (?) with a friendship bracelet and a tin can
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| Get your business down and dig me up outta the ground when you get rich, man
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| I’ll take a round of applause, but won’t take no kids hand
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| Cause the challenge tonight is to balance my bike without a kickstand
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| Now a spoon full of sugar makes the medicine go down
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| In a room full of, well my head isn’t in town
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| I consume what you, shoulda, and assume that the lookers
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| See the moon and the fact they pushing you to do more than push a broom to Cushion
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| Tune rolls to your head, and enables you to see |
| There really is more to life than bustin and smokin
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| But we proceed to say it ain’t fair until we got gray hair
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| But next time I ask you to think, please don’t give me a blank stare
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| Yo, cause I’d rather give him a uppercut than give him a hook
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| So I’m steady throwin jabs just to get him to look
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| Every thought I ever had quietly sits in his book
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| For anyone that’s afraid to jump, let me give you a…
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| Give you a, push it up now, push it up Push it up now! |
| Push it up Lemme see them hands, people (Push em up now!)
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| (overlapping Eyedea)
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| Push it up now!
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| Push it up now!
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| Push it up, push it up now!
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| What planet is he from?
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| What planet is he from?
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| He goes, he goes, one, two
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| Up in silicone and ice cream maintain glish mill (?!)
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| (some jibberish) …better play with my wood, E-Y-E
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| D-E-A, bombard bitchy wits of par-tea bags, diplomatic to the hip
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| Hop around, hip hop around, said hip hop around now, now, now
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| Just grab your partnee and dozie-dough
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| And just listen to the RC kids can flow, whoa, whoa, whoa |