| Ayo, I rap for my scraps
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| Rhyme fo' my dimes
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| Spit fo' my grip
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| Write lines for shine
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| Flow fo' my doe
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| Words said for cred
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| My justice is to bust this, nuff said
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| You can find me, in the mid 90's
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| Home, my preferred B.P.M. |
| off the dome
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| In Manhattan streets, my young feet roam
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| In years I released my most classic poems
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| My M.P.H. |
| on the turnpike’s slowin'
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| The average test score when the transcripts shown
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| The name’s got fame but the game’s unknown
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| I inspire many but I have no clones
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| I’m born the cipher known as the true school
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| At least that’s the sound cats say they used to
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| I grew up from does to did to used to
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| So rather than fret I suggest you do too
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| The term’s not needed it’s already implied
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| Whatever comes out, that’s what was inside
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| If life is a beach, my flow’s on the wet side
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| So my own foot must get swept by the tide
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| Along with the critics that distort the facts
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| The Monday morning, armchair quarterbacks
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| I could pass, run through you or catch
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| Rhyme, program with scratch when I score I spike it
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| Why?
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| Cause I feel like it
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| (You J how you feel?)
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| I feel like I’m the shit
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| I know no other way to say it
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| Now wait a minute
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| If that was true, you wouldn’t play it
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| So many ways, so many days to display it
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| On the mic or on the tables I’mma forte it
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| You can’t fuck with it, you can’t even foreplay it
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| There ain’t an actor that can accurately portray it
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| There ain’t an artist that could even sketch a portrait
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| I like this, to resemble what you like in this
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| There’s nothin' like this
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| Nothin' as this
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| No simile
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| No metaphor
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| Wait! |
| Silly me, yes meteor fly through the sky
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| Light up your life
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| Make a wish, fuck that, make a wish come true
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| Come true on the mic till the light shine through
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| Come to a show, stand where ever you want to
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| One, two
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| Not a square inch in the place outta reach
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| To the speech, mic or not I accapel (damn)
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| You’re listenin' to what I’m sayin'
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| You know how I can tell?
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| It’s written on your face
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| Screamin' «J you put a spell
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| You know Live can tell a story and still rock it well.»
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| And if not, you didn’t hear me sayin' «go to Hell»
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| I got a rocket in my pocket you can Akinyel
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| I’m goin' public this year, I know my stock will sell
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| Fuck sink or swim son, I know my ship will sail
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| Justice will prevail with a story to tell
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| Born in Harlem, raised to Globetrot
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| Will I be without BK? |
| I know not
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| So I rep for the whole New York, I go to spots
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| You can tell by the way that I talk, it had a lot
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| To do with how I package my gift
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| My whole presence is wrapped in the New York Times and God lessons
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| Hard like paper mache and the headlines say
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| «Young boy makes good, each and every day»
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| Each and every way, I’mma show and prove
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| Over hip hop grooves
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| Makin' hip hop moves
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| I go from city to city
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| Back yard to yard
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| Been around the world and I, I god
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| Spread culture thick through lyrics
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| Never outdated
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| Often translated
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| Praise due and gain through dap and anecdotes
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| On how these quotes became the antidote
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| For a surplus of ignorance and deficit I hope
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| I reverse the polarity for the sake of clarity
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| Cause it don’t stop till I stop and won’t stop
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| I say that with the confidence I write with (why?)
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| Cause I feel like it |