| Darker than the East River, larger than the Empire State
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| Where the beast who guard the barbed wire gate
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| Is on the job—not my fate, tired of the wait
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| 'Til the Villain bring deliverance from the dire straits
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| Fire at a higher rate, why debate the liars?
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| Fliers scatter, buy a plate—isolate the wires
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| Try the straight pliers, if not—the vice grips
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| A real price-saver way to acquire nice whips
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| What a steal for real on wheels of steel
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| Stunner, a funner summer number-one meal deal-bummer
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| A bizarre phenomenon—is your armor on?
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| Take your cash, Karma, or break your fast—Ramadan
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| Transaction drama—aw, come on, Barney
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| Clack, clack—pardon me, whack rap con carne
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| He came to feed the childrens like Sally Struthers
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| After that, he’s going back to Cali, where’s the—(«—love is—»)
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| Wilder than the Nile, hold power like the great pyramids
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| Of Giza, and stay leanin' like the tower of Pisa
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| Give him something he can feel that’s soft to squeeza
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| Raw with the pen, and on the mic—off the hezza
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| Get shot off that wide-eyed talk
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| And if he had a pot—he'd still piss on the sidewalk
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| Can’t take the street out the street-person
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| Lookin' for the perfect beat, coercion into heat-burstin'
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| They couldn’t spot him on the spot date
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| Got the only tape that come with a free hot-plate
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| Whoever do get to see me sing
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| With the 3 D-ring, sittin' stationary like B.B. King
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| Can see how it really sting—it ain’t no front row
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| Standing room only at the motocross stunt show
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| The ruckus ain’t up to Snuffleupagus
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| Me and Sub' is like the brown Smothers Brothers («My love is—»)
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| Vaster than the seven seas, bigger than Mount Kilimanjaro
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| If they don’t know, fill 'em in tomorrow
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| On the horror show, a mental note: return Bob’s record
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| Swear to God, before he gets a job, he robs Eckerd
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| Blessed with a hot flow—tested—it got dough
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| Invested in stress, the best to finesse an opto
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| As I reminisce, never forgot when I was very broke
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| Shot the Henny straight, couldn’t afford to cop the Cherry Coke
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| Or should I say, broke with wealth?
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| To know enough to give them just enough rope to yoke they self
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| Plan B before I take the ring and pawn it
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| The long arm of the law couldn’t even put they fingers on it
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| Dog-gone it—do the statistics
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| How he bust lyrics—it's too futuristic for ballistics
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| And far too eccentric for forensics
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| I dedicate this mix to Subroc, the hip-hop Hendrix
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| «In my pocket, a note.
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| It’s—from my father.»
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| «—from the guard’s whip. |
| Is this a trick?
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| Why would I resort to trickery? |
| You’re already a prisoner. |
| What do I gain by
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| deceiving you?
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| You can’t blame me for being suspicious.»
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| «No.»
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| Hehe |