Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song For the Future of Hip-Hop , by - Killah Priest. Release date: 05.05.2016
Record label: Revolutionary
Song language: English
For the Future of Hip-Hop |
| The Iron Sheikh is just like, is where I count mystical, strong, |
| and that’s a part of the style, you know what I mean? |
| The Iron part really come from the pen, you know what I mean? |
| The pen is the |
| iron, and it ya know and that’s… |
| The Sheikh part is how, was what I represent, ya know what I mean? |
| Anything East, anything Far East so ya know what I mean? |
| Before Western |
| medicine |
| Yeah |
| Killah Priest, Iron Sheikh from the Middle East |
| peace |
| Coming down from the Cosmos, landed here in Chicago |
| Yo… let’s do it, uh, yo |
| Futuristic lyrics when you hear it put you in spirits |
| Double helix, ancient times and lit the village |
| Hip-hop astronaut like acid drops |
| Lucid dreams, music kings on castle tops |
| Castle rock, vivid writer, the cyber ciphers |
| New age enlightener |
| The beat-programming |
| The flow is landing on earth planet |
| Just seen it |
| It’s double handed, yeah |
| The word shift soloist, the digital cannon pop |
| Words of hip-hop |
| The truth came from the Wu-Tang Killa Bee |
| You know the thrilla, G |
| The killer, the illest is Killah Priest |
| The memoirs of the future trapped inside of computers |
| The word maneuver, space intruders |
| My brain’s the booster |
| I blast off without a passport |
| Gas talk |
| Dictating words so observe like my verbs |
| Or green tea, produce L-theanine, let it brew |
| The memories give you clues |
| For the future of hip-hop, respect due |
| For the future of hip-hop, respect due |
| For the future of hip-hop, respect due |
| Cold, cold in the city, hot in the blocks |
| Cold in the city, hot in the blocks |
| Cold, cold in the city, hot in the blocks |
| Cold in the city, hot in the blocks |
| Cold, hot, |
| Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth |
| I glow like cyclone, radioactive with my flow |
| Dedicated, the tabernacle on acids |
| Man’s hands, ample with jabs |
| Stick up the host on cash cabs |
| No questions, just run the money bag |
| Joe say money bad |
| Just visited the old hood, damn, money’s bad |
| Make a beat on a track phone |
| That’s steels and HAM |
| (Damn, on a track phone?) money’s bad |
| Pugs loves, slaughtering most |
| Black around the dough like burnt toast |
| And the money don’t smell funny like sour |
| Clean with my regime, that’s Clorox in the flow |
| I thought you should know |
| (I thought you should know) |
| For the future of hip-hop, respect due |
| For the future of hip-hop, respect due |
| For the future of hip-hop, respect due |
| For the future of hip-hop, respect due |
| My music is basically just off my experience |
| I just really just try to listen to the music and let it tell me what to write |
| I was influenced by pretty much some of everybody |
| I mean my biggest influences are more artists, and I kinda put that into my |
| rapping |
| ‘cause like my art is really based around collages so my rap is kinda that same |
| way |