| [Hessian Soldiers killed 3,000 men; |
| much of the fighting
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| took place in what is now Prospect Park in Greenwood cemetary,
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| as well as the Park Slope and Gowanas neighborhoods.]
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| Rugged rhymsters, crooked crimesters
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| Dime droppers, Twenty-five-to-lifers
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| Backstabbers, low blowers
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| Illegal… cocaine growers
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| Starvation, profanity
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| Anxiety, brothers tryin me
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| Gun slingers, dead ringers
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| Yo, my slang’s out of this world
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| Mix collaboration man, little man and his girl
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| Way of life got me thinkin, plus I’m analyzin young
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| youths on roofs, you know, three time felony brutes
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| Roll together, tropical trees puff, whatever
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| Yo we could go run up on, kids for leathers
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| What drug? |
| Faculties bubble ki’s for G’s
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| Cream flow like seven seas, hit chicks Guayanese
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| Word up, hold your head before you fall out
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| The morgue route, the devil want that
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| Let’s get my niggaz locked all out
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| Change for better, that be my only vendetta
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| with life, feed your seed right, he’s breathin indeed right
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| Chef, remarkable, sparkable, raps and tackable gats
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| Never get jacked, see ya then move black
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| Paradise trife, plush with much ice
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| Gettin nice, layin back, sleek all my life
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| Word up!
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| [The battle of Brooklyn depicted was the bloodiest
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| clash of the American revolution. |
| Soldiers killed
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| 3,000 men, much of the fighting took place in what is now…]
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| Crack patients, dime smokers
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| Vial carriers, mocha tokers
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| Burnt buildings, brothers buildin
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| Save the children, investigative reports!
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| Callin all cars, callin all cars! |
| Ghetto
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| Psychos, armed and dangerous, leavin mad scars on those
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| Who are found bound, gagged and shot when they blast the spot
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| Victims took off like astronauts
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| Get with this, even your best can’t
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| come on down, you’re the next contestant!
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| Get your pockets dug from all your Chemical Bank-ins
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| Caught him at the red light — on Putnam Avenue and Franklin
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| They used to heat up the cipher with a shot that was hyper
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| than your average JFK sniper
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| He just came home to Spofford
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| Rollin like Kaufman, and laid that ass out like carpet
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| Stop the stutterin boy, save the planes for the five-oh
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| Then praise the God — chk-a-chk POW!
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| They release shots and premeditate to grab…
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| …and then they jet back to the lab
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| And then remain in Shaolin, an endangered island
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| Where shorties lose blood by the gallon
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| [Have integrated a number of corrupt cops, judges…
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| …into high-level positions, to insure the continued
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| success of the drug smuggling and money laundering operations]
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| Yo, I grab the pen for revenge and let loose, see
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| Like Muslims, standing on the block, rocking a khufi
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| The hundred-dollar kick rockin kid’s back for more
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| startin gold wars, with black Reeboks and Velours
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| Jungle way of life, livin villain
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| Packed with visions, copywritten
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| Throwin bread to pigeons, Christ has risen, King Elegant
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| Slang-Master jackets, expensive noodle hats
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| In sixty-nine, old timers time that brothers shot craps
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| The baggy blue Guess jeans, pull strings off in Palm Springs
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| I’m locked in the bing, Rocky ring labelled rap king
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| The corner emperor — the golden thieves play the benches
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| Rednecks be hanging big niggaz down in Memphis
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| Back in Now-Y, hit the bull’s eye with loaded nines
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| Life is like Tarzan, swingin from a thin vine
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| Shatter dreams, then mirrors don’t need a press spirals
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| Aim at the white shadows with big barrels
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| of Moet-ahs, the baldheaders, milk and Amarett-ahs
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| who fear none, question all personal vendettas, yo
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| They use guns, while we angrily shot arrows
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| You better keep your eye on the sparrow!
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| [Have integrated a number of corrupt cops, judges and lawyers
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| into high-level positions -- to insure the continued success
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| of the drug smuggling and money laundering opertaions.] |