| I go to work like a doctor
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| When I rock the mic, you got to like
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| The way I operate, I make miracles happen
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| Just from rappin', I’m so lyrically potent
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| And I’m flowin' and explodin'
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| On the scene mean, I got the potential
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| To make you go then chill
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| I got the credentials that are so essential
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| To make a rhyme send chills, then you know I will fulfill
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| To make a couple of mill as I build a guild
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| For all the rappers of skill
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| And kill the weak rappers with no thrills
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| Hang 'em in effigy
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| If he’s a sucker, hang 'em to the left of me
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| 'Cause my right-hand man is my mic stand and
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| The microphone that I own and my game plan
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| Is keepin' at a steady pace
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| Ain’t no reason to rush, it ain’t no race
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| I’ma hit the top just when I wanna
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| And it’s a matter of time and I’m gonna
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| 'Cause I know when to go 'head into
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| The classic Moe Dee rap that sent ya
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| Runnin' around, holdin' ya head
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| Asking your homeboy «Yo man, you heard what he said?»
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| Another funky rhythm, look at your man and give him
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| A high five 'cause I’m live runnin' around with him
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| Telling everybody hanging out on the block
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| It’s time to wake up and check the clock
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| Punch it, I go to work
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| I go to work
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| I go to work
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| I go to work like an architect
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| I build a rhyme sometimes it climbs so erect
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| Skyscrapers look like atoms
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| Cars electrons rollin' in patterns
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| Writing out word after word
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| With each letter, it becomes visibly better
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| 'Cause my foundation built a nation
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| Of rappers and after I came off vacation
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| I came to roam the land I own
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| And stand alone on the microphone, Daddy’s home
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| So open the door, playtime is over
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| Time to go to work and show the
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| Suckers in the place who run their face
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| A taste of the bass and who’s the ace
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| Start the race, I’m coming in first
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| With each verse, I build a curse
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| So rappers can’t capture Moe Dee’s rapture
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| And after I have ya, I have to slap ya
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| Senseless with endless rhymes, don’t pretend this
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| Is anything short of stupendous, and when this
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| Rhyme is done, your mind will become
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| So trapped in the rap, you’ll lust another one
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| But you gotta wait, it takes time
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| I don’t write, I build a rhyme
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| Draw the plans, draft the diagrams
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| An architect in effect and it slams
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| And if it’s weak when I’m done
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| Renovate and build another one
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| I go to work
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| I go to work
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| I go to work
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| I go to work, like a boxer
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| Train the brain and aim to outfox ya
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| Like a punch, my rhyme rocks ya
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| Sometimes it knocks ya so hard it stops ya
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| Dead in your tracks, so power packed
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| Before you can react, you’re flat on your back
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| Down for the count, get up and dismount
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| 'Cause I’m coming with an endless amount
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| Of rhymes in a hurry like a flurry
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| A collage to camouflage the power punch, but don’t worry
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| Knowledge is an antidote, I got hand of smoke
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| Writing at the speed of light with insight I wrote
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| Rhymes at a level, so you can’t relate
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| Unless you’re intelligent, so stay awake
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| Sleepwalkers, slick talkers
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| This time a native New Yorker’s
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| Riding a crescendo wave to save the mental
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| State of the fan so he can understand my pencil’s
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| Writing a rhyme in its highest form
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| And I’ma drop it on ya like a bomb
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| And when it explodes, I’ll blow up
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| A few casualties, but so what?
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| If you’re slow, you blow; |
| you know you go
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| I flow I throw all-pro, I go to work
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| To say rap is not work is ludicrous
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| Whoever said it must be new to this
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| When you hear me, you’ll compare me
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| To a prophet for profit, not merely
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| Putting words together for recreation
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| Each rhyme’s a dissertation
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| You wanna know my occupation?
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| I get paid to rock the nation
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| I go to work |