| Where in the hell did the hip-hop go?
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| Where in the hell did the hip-hop go?
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| Where in the hell did the hip-hop go?
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| Yo Aceyalone do ya' know, do ya' know?
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| Well here we go, hot cake dough
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| Jellybean, banjo, candy store
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| Polka dot backpack, microphones
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| Shama Lama Ding Dong, doggie bone
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| Chippa-chippa chop, bust the flip flop
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| Skateboard, tennis shoes, ice cream shop
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| Telephone poles, baking hot rolls
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| A '91 pinto sittin on Vogues
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| Bubble gum, tick tock, hound dog fleas
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| Cock a doodle, doodle and some hog head cheese
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| Leap out the room grab the old broom
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| Eat a watermelon and walk on the moon
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| Cherry Coke, cantaloupe, little old maid
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| A big black berry inside the Kool-Aid
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| A bass guitar, a old fruit jar
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| A green canteen and a chocolate bar
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| Cannonball, baby doll, football fan
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| I flipped the mad dog and a Japanese man
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| A double bunk bed, a 40 to the head
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| Now get up and watch me rap the cornbread, hey
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| Hey, I hear ya
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| Yo' Aceyalone I hear ya
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| Well have ya' ever killed a great white shark? | 
| Well, I have
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| I was on a boat I built and sailed around the world, don’t laugh
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| Yeah I was a crook an' met Captain Hook an' got tookin' a captive
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| Wrote a book in, 31,000 chapters, yeah, yeah, that’s it
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| I seen the ghost of augie?/boggy creek
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| I went to Fantasy Island, Gilligan’s Island and Pirate’s Peak
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| And then to Napa Valley rappers alley and stayed a week
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| I met the queen of all my dreams and we danced cheek to cheek
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| And then we freaked
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| Had a fight with King Kong, Godzilla and Rodan
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| Johnny Sokko’s giant robot and wrestled with Conan
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| I jumped in a rocket with Davy Crockett, headed for no man’s land
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| And landed and seen a time bandit in the sand
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| I travelled with Gulliver and I’m a on patrol
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| Looking for the Acupulco pot of gold
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| He blazed, I raised, little bastard got me flowed
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| I hit the road, had a hitch with son of a bitch who turned into a toad
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| You ever slept on Blueberry Hill well I will
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| I’ll have to connive and cook and clean for a meal and that’s real
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| I planted three jolly green bean weed seeds in a field
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| A tree grew all the way up to the sky and I smoked it
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| Well I seen zig-zag when he was zooming in a Z
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| Looking zonked and zany like a Zulu zombie
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| He thought he was a zenith with a zebra on the scene
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| He was a buzzing in the zone like he was zapped
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| (Bullshit!)
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| Well jingle bell, jingle bell, sugar on toast
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| The Fellowship Shop is from the West coast
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| Hey hash and eggs, crocodile legs
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| I’ll bring the chronic, you bring the kegs
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| Buckwheat and Stymie’s down with Rodney Allen Rippey
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| While Tommy and Annica’s beating up Pippi
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| Karate chops, snap crackle pops
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| You do the hip thing and I’ll do the hop
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| Cough up a lougie shake break and boogie
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| Cause I got a home girl that’s giving out nougies
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| Mr. George Bush was on my flo'
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| Cracked out, butt naked, watching Cosby Show
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| Hey, Little Rascals, Eddie Haskell
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| Black eyed peas with a lot of Tabasco
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| Chick-O-sticks, big fat chicks
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| Old reruns of The Jeffersons hits
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| Eenie meenie miny Mo, Larry, and Shemp
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| Slide me some skin on the black side, pimp
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| Training bras, holey drawers
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| Vonte and D double E, breaking all the laws
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| Double dutch, afros, parakeet crap
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| Honey I killed the kids with my rap
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| Then my DJ Kiilu he came and said
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| (Yo I’ll scratch the break you rap the cornbread), hey
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| See I’m a big old black man, a big old black man
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| A big old black wacky tacky black man
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| Born with my momma, arrived alone
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| And I’m alive and survive in a one room home
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| Never take a hand-me-down never dig a bone
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| I give and I live and I handle my own
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| Used to be a peewee, now I’m full grown
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| Not a shufflin' jigaboo, I’m hard like stone
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| I drink out the jug, I eat out the pot
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| I learn and I earn and I love what I got
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| My momma ain’t a housewife daddy ain’t a cop
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| I was taught to be a fair man, shoot your shot
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| Snake in the grass livin' in the past
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| Ain’t nobody got my hindside I’m a think fast
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| I’m the chugalug thug from Nicolett and Arquette Street
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| A watermelon sellin' bailin', no good cheat
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| Not a lie two-facin', a liquor jar tastin'
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| I’m a ebony woman chasin', got no time for wastin'
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| So bring in the news, singin the blues
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| I don’t shovel no shit and don’t shine no shoes
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| I’m a big old black man never had a friend
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| Sittin' on the roof top listenin' to the wind
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| My life is on the end, my grin is pretend
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| I’m a die in my rockin' chair sippin' on gin, hey
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| See I’m a bad boy, I’m Aceyalone, I’m Aceyaloony
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| I’m Aceyalone a nigga from the boonies
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| I’m Aceyal-on the edge, a motor corroded, your booty exploded
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| Devoted to zany, rainy, brainy
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| Topic can’t be lame
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| That’s the same ol', same ol' thing, baby, bubba
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| What you say, what you thought, was really going on
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| You don’t know right right but you got caught by
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| Aceyalone ranger, Aceyalone stranger
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| Willing to gimme a pound cause I’m just abound to lose you
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| So bamboozle out instead
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| Just remember that brother who spits the cornbread |