Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Spumoni Gardens, artist - Ill Bill. Album song Septagram, in the genre Рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 09.06.2016
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: Uncle Howie
Song language: English
Spumoni Gardens |
Howie: It’s good, it’s good, making some money illegally, you know, like always |
Bill: Illegally? |
Howie: Always |
This is target practice |
Guerilla warfare black market tactics |
Biblical secret scrolls hidden in the federal building |
Uncover the mystery with meddling children |
Devilish villains, a violation, entire nations rise, tides are changing |
Annihilation of the sky when my mind is racing |
I place a cruise of calm in the white station |
Vibrations through my arm when the nine’s blazing |
It’s mine’s for the taking, I point the snub nose |
Pull out the bamboo, homie, and get your drugs rolled |
The bundle of dimes hit the corner with the stash |
I’m in front of the line like the shortest in the class |
Get the torture goons with caps, crews attack with the Uzi clap |
Swiss-cheese you up, make you do a foolish dance |
My nine will make you lambada, my pistol make you do the limbo |
My Mac-11 make you do the windmill |
It’s simple, I’m with Slippin' Jimmy scheming on the cash |
Wear a mask made for skiing demons armed with gats |
Wanna cosplay and slay with the steel? |
I’m a real Rocksteady against the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D |
Satan is real, Lucifer’s a shooter, put a bullet in your Buddha |
Kill your idol with the Ruger and a little humor |
Get a hollow but creep stealthily, away to Cuba |
Drink a bottle of chemotherapy and spit a tumor |
Spread a rumor about a terrorist organization |
Beheading consumers with the president’s authorization |
Sleeper cells kept in a basement deep as hell |
Trigger the hammer, smack the primer and heat the shell |
Enter the dragon, splash the face and take a seat to chill |
You could throw away the motherfucking key, keep the bail |
Keep my confiscated cocaine, read my mail |
Sell my story to Martin Scorsese and grieve my tale |