Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Grumbles n Sparkles, artist - Moody Good. Album song Moody Good, in the genre Электроника
Date of issue: 31.12.2013
Record label: Mta
Song language: English
Grumbles n Sparkles |
«I can’t explain the problems of a problem-less person… |
No rose is thornless» |
The beat was all wrong, a scurvy, itchy flow |
Dumb enough to smack a robber, quicker than a schizo |
Horror show, horror show, sorta low, first to blow |
Snapping up on her camel toe |
Wait around with pizza, first-class flight out to Giza |
Known to be a villain and a dealer |
One weapon, keep stepping if you see her |
Keep stepping if you see her |
Bada-boom, bada-bing |
Just wanna sing |
So let me spit it mad spiritual |
Indigenous, the naughtiest, spit it with aboriginals |
Snatching up the duffel bag, mephedrone, drug pushing |
Slags worth a dime bag, and fuck 'em for the cash |
Hmm, yeah, I’m all about the gravy |
And this stereo is only scribbled raw as a baby |
The sex was all slimy, real grimy on the pay-day |
Hey, look the story’s mad twisted |
Snow is not a rapper, nor a name in hieroglyphics |
Nor a name in hieroglyphics |
Your nightmares were our bedtime fables |
Double barrel on the dinner table |
Next to the spoon, and the fork and the knives |
Pray to god to bless the food and spare your lives |
Let me take you on a tour of the land of the oil |
Is it the blood of the fallen that puts the red in the soil? |
I knew the neighbors with the rabid dogs |
The witch doctor plays chess with the priest |
And if we are ever caught the thief |
We’d tie him up in truck tires |
Lather him in kerosene, and listen to his skin crackle in the fire |
Eye-popping, smoke rises |
Hands up if you’ve ever been whipped by copper wires |
Your blood, your knuckles clenched complete |
Snakes heads crushed underneath tough feet |
If the soldiers catch you during curfew — play dead |
Nothing in this night is sacred |
Dead chicken by the door, dead fathers of the next day |
Dead chicken by the door, dead fathers of the next day |