| It’s style out of control, out of the hands that shape the mold
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| It’s now dwelling in that place where the stories all get old
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| And the realness never told, too much money’s in the fold
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| Emcees selling out their soul for a record to get sold
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| Ain’t it funny how these things always seem to go around
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| It’s like a virus or a plague that keeps messing up the sound
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| Fools be talking major trash but in your face they want to pound
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| Scared to go around without a bodyguard surround
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| So you sold it all for nothing while we ask you, «Where's the substance?»
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| Too much empty talk, fake emcees come in abundance
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| Don’t you hate all that redundance, it’s quite laughable today
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| It’s quite approble to say, «Hope it dies and goes away»
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| You can look up to the clouds, you can look into the sky
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| You can ask the reason why, but it’s Him we can’t deny
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| Let the music take control and may it see a brighter day
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| While we raise it to the stars, letting God show us the way
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| You’re dreaming, you’re really not that type
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| You can’t rock a crowd, you can’t rock the mic
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| You’re dreaming, come back to earth
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| You think you got a lot, but what’s it really worth
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| You’re dreaming, stuck on cloud nine
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| You need to face reality, you really can’t rhyme
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| You’re dreaming, you think you’re so fresh
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| But haven’t done a show, haven’t sold yet
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| You say you’re going to come up and that it’s your time to shine
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| But I hear nothing from you, a waste of time
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| A waste of breath at the pace of a next lifetime
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| It’s safe to have said you’ve straddled a fine line
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| A complete failure, claiming genius to a fool
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| But your efforts are nothing more than levels of grade school
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| Still live with your mom and she makes you lunch and dinner
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| Pats you on the back and says you’re gonna be a winner
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| But you’ve nothing to claim, merit in this rap game
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| I mention your name and they all say that you’re lame
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| Wacker than wack, you make and optimist complain
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| It’s sadder than sad, I would have blown out my brains
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| I guess you’re cool with it, you just chill with a Coke
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| Hating on Rap City, saying that you’re way more dope
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| Once you get a record deal and it falls into your lap
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| But dude get real, it don’t go down like that
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| You’re dreaming, you’re really not that type
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| You can’t rock a crowd, you can’t rock the mic
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| You’re dreaming, come back to earth
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| You think you got a lot, but what’s it really worth
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| You’re dreaming, stuck on cloud nine
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| You need to face reality, you really can’t rhyme
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| You’re dreaming, you think you’re so fresh
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| But haven’t done a show, haven’t sold yet
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| Dream on, it’s time to wake up from the Matrix
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| Your debates are faithless, time to get back to the basics
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| Face the fact that you’re tasteless, tattered and tired
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| Come on, you’re not admired, your late pass has expired
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| And I’m the hall monitor, send you to the office
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| My off the top of the head is better than your whole synopsis
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| To sum it up, even though you’re coming up
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| Whether you’re bad or running rough, the aftermath will run it up
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| To let you know that Biggie Smalls called, he wants his style back
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| I liked your album better when it was called «Ready to Die» mac
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| Come on player, quit listening to Big Pimpin'
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| Quit listening to your homeboys when they tell you, man, it’s hitting
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| Manifest some writtens that go beyond average description
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| Go beyond cash, cars, and women, to a road that’s not so driven
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| And given the fact that I’ve now painted the scenario
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| You and your tribe should hit that Quest for a better flow
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| You’re dreaming, you’re really not that type
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| You can’t rock a crowd, you can’t rock the mic
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| You’re dreaming, come back to earth
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| You think you got a lot, but what’s it really worth
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| You’re dreaming, stuck on cloud nine
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| You need to face reality, you really can’t rhyme
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| You’re dreaming, you think you’re so fresh
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| But haven’t done a show, haven’t sold yet
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| (And all that gibberish you were spittin' you need to kill it)
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| (Believe me son) (My advice, quit talking, it’s over)
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| ('Cause your style is like dying in my sleep, I don’t feel it) |