| Stephen King never wrote a scene as horrific
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| As God as my witness
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| What I write should make new artists suspicious
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| Pardon a nigga
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| As I say what’s in my heart
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| I guess it’s just part of me venting
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| 'Cause like you I’m from the park and the benches
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| So what could I lose but make a conscious decision
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| 'Cause I’m known to spaz
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| When I’m asked my remarks on this business
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| This game will do you in regardless of friendship
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| So excuse me when you reach for my palms
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| And part of me flinches
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| It’s not you, dog, it’s the critics
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| The might catch me in a flick drunk with some strippers
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| And my girl see it
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| It’s part of some sick photographer’s vengeance
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| Real Talk!
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| So many new people around me
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| I gotta be sharp with attendance
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| I mean it’s great to MC
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| To display this art is a privilege
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| But now I gotta get down to darken my sentence
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| I dream of dead babies, streams of blood
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| Raining fire, brimstone, wipe the Earth clean with floods
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| I’m drowning
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| My face next to the meanest thugs
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| I’m telling my testimony to the Supreme above
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| Ain’t I from thy genes?
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| The Priest was a King, beloved
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| Then there appeared a bright being, with white wings of a dove
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| It’s lightning, people screamed and shoved
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| It’s frightening, but I kept writing
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| 'Cause what I seen was the judge
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| And what he showed me were grave sites
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| And crucifixes, ruthless bitches
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| How they treat you and what they do to your riches
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| For thirty pieces of silver, niggas’ll kill ya
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| I read Judas' scriptures, only warned me to be true to my niggas
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| And getting corrupt, like Catholic church
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| And child nudity pictures
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| That’s like the Virgin Mary performing Kama Sutra with Hitler
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| The proof in my liquor is 180
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| The Grey Goose in my liver
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| But I still spit truth to the listeners
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| That’s enough son!
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| That’s enough!
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| Stop!
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| Nah… hold up…
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| Let me explain a second
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| I signed my first deal with Geffen records
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| I told them crackers «I ain’t no muthafuckin' Stepin Fetchit»
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| To my recollection, those bastards were like
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| «Cool, we’ll drop you, have our A&R go find the next one»
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| I said «I'll sue!»
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| They said «That's alright, blackie
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| Take us to court!
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| And your lawyer Larry Studnickie? |
| We been breaking him off»
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| I almost felt ruined
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| And in the midst of the confusion
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| They sent a muthafucking intern
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| Saying «we don’t understand his music
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| Now how the fuck we market this?
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| He’s talking all that God-body and that prophet shit»
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| I said «Damn! |
| But it’s still street!
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| It’s real! |
| Niggas can relate to it!»
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| In return they said, «Priest throw that shit in the sewage»
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| Meanwhile, niggas like Nas and Kiss and Pun
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| Is telling me I’m nice
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| Down to G Rap to KRS One
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| And GZA told me all this shit would happen, just keep rappin'
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| I said «that's peace, God, but I ain’t muthafucking tapping»
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| But still these labels are fucking with me
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| It’s Priest!
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| Volume 1
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| Nigga’s shit about to get ugly |