Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Take You Home, artist - King Tee. Album song At Your Own Risk, in the genre Поп
Date of issue: 01.10.1990
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: A Capitol Records Release
Song language: English
Take You Home |
Ah man |
Suckers bite my stuff, man |
Can’t get no sleep, man |
Yo, what’s up, DJ Pooh? |
Nice to see you back, man |
For 1990, right? |
Finna do it up |
But I want you to do somethin for me, Pooh |
You could do me a favor right quick? |
W-won't you pump up the beat a little bit right here, come on, right here |
Suckers |
Suckers |
1990, y’all |
King Tee back on the map |
And we gon' tear it up like this |
I wanna dedicate this song to all the L.A. rappers out there |
Check it out |
(Don't turn away, I think you should listen) -- ] MC Lyte |
Well I’m the one for my treble, two for my bass |
3, 4, 5 just to stay on pace |
Now that I got your attention you’ll be happy to know |
That they call me Tee the King but King Tee’s how it goes |
So suckers, get your shit and get packed |
Catch the next boat out, supreme Tela’s back |
And I’m funky once agaian, so run and tell a friend |
They said I wouldn’t last but I’ll be here until it ends |
Yo, I’m the king at being cool but get a load of this |
They wanna label me best L.A. soloist |
I couldn’t be like that, but then again I could |
Cause half of you MC’s ain’t no good |
Anyway, hey, I got somethin to say |
Directed to every MC in L. A |
You run up on the King — huh, how dumb |
You knew from the beginning you shoulda brung a gun, son |
Cause I be shootin the gift like it’s a gift |
Take the punk, slide em up just like a spliff (*inhales*) |
Then everything’s cool and copastetic |
I wrote the book on being cool — oh, you read it? |
How’d you like the part where I tell you how to walk |
The kinda clothes to wear, the use of slang in your talk? |
No need to look around cause there ain’t no clone |
King Tee came to take you home |
Come on |
(You can make it) |
(Don't turn away, I think you should listen) |
(You can make it) |
(Don't turn away, I think you should listen close) |
I came to take you home |
(You can make it) |
(You can make it) |
(Don't turn away, I think you should listen) |
(You can make it) |
(Don't turn away, I think you should listen) |
Now this tune right here allows you to get funky |
Literally you can do what you want, see? |
I’m more like the pilot or the driver of the scene |
Or somethin that you usually dream |
Yeah, I’m manufacturin the sickest metaphor |
Lyrics you’re not ready for |
Hear it, I keep a steady score |
Of suckers and muthafuckas who like to suffer |
I wear big ropes in clusters |
And I execute, never wore a sexy suit |
I wear khakis with a t-shirt and hiking boots |
A rare fashion with the gangster touch |
Because Ballys don’t mix and turtlenecks suck |
But hey, I be crashin, throw in a accent |
Maxin while I’m waxin the boots with passion |
Happens to be one of my favorite attractions |
The name’s King Tee, but the T’s for taxin |
Phoney MC’s, them sucker punks wanna riff |
Just because I wanna give the party a lift |
You know, build your spirits expand your horizon |
This particular production is mine’s |
And E-Swift's, the DJ E-Swift to be exact |
Holds a hypnotizin scratch, make the others look wack |
So look all you want cause there ain’t no clone |
King Tee came to take you home |
Come on |
(You can make it) |
(Don't turn away, I think you should listen) |
(You can make it) |
(Don't turn away, I think you should listen) |
(You can make it) |
(Don't turn away, I think you should listen close) |
(You can make it) |
(Don't turn away, I think you should listen) |
(*E-Swift cuts up*) |
(I think you should listen) |
(I think you should listen) |
(I think you should listen close) |
(Don't turn away, I think you should listen close) |
(Don't turn away) |
(Don't) |