
Date of issue: 03.03.2008
Song language: English
How It Is |
That’s how it was |
But this is how it is |
That’s how it was |
But this is how it was |
That’s how it was |
But this is how it is |
I making fat prophets crossing Biggie Smalls with Nostradamus |
My catastrophic predictions are postally apocalyptic |
But I’m not as cryptic |
I’m pathologically optimistic |
I had the option to stop giving a crap |
But I passed on it |
Like gastronomical blockage |
I got the laxative product |
I’m flowing with massive volume |
Like the plasma you got in your arteries |
You can’t stop it without stopping your heartbeat |
I’m droppin' cacophonic harmonies on tracks often |
My sixteen bars get adapted to rap sonnets |
And passed off as neoclassical knowledge |
That’s real masterful like a National Geographic |
But I can be irrational 'cause I’m dealing with mad problems |
That seem to surpass logic |
Like a workaholic ant cursin' and misanthropic |
I’m building a colony and callin' on any rapper with skill |
To follow me and try to match topics |
And patterns and rhythmic trash talkin' |
And then when I’m finished |
I party with the grasshoppers |
That’s how it was |
But this is how it is |
That’s how it was |
But this is how it was |
That’s how it was |
But this is how it is |
That’s how it was |
I write barefoot ballads that bite bullets and fight bullshit |
Treatin' the mic booth as my pulpit |
Preachin' towards the force of five full clips |
Sharper than implements from a clever guy’s tool kit |
I also write songs |
Veloci-raps with teeth of razors |
That chase kids through the streets for days |
Without pause for thinking |
With claws that sink in |
And choruses that disenslave a man like Abraham Lincoln |
Me and Baba are Captain Haddock and TinTin |
The two tongue talker touring Toon Town |
In a turbo teleporter with the roof down |
Turning the tweaker to ten |
That’s the only way we’ll put our tunes out |
BMI and Virgin won’t touch 'em |
Fuck 'em |
We’ll keep slurring sentences like stoned Dutchmen |
Yelling like our microphones don’t function |
We find fucking with photogs more fulfilling than punchin' 'em |
That’s how it was |
But this is how it is |
That’s how it was |
But this is how it was |
That’s how it was |
Oh Really? |
How was it? |
Once upon a time not long ago |
You can find me gobbling mind boggling flows like an alcoholic |
Swallowing fine bottles of wine |
Now try and follow me close |
As I expose most Hip Hop guys as lobotomized hoaxes |
Whoop Whoop! |
It’s the sound of the policemen |
Filling my town with impetulant screeching |
A man shouted «Free Palestine!» |
They tried to arrest him for treason |
But we rushed 'em and they hid for the rest of the evening |
Who’s world is this? |
It’s now a superfluous search for pedicurers and perfect services |
I work the verbal superlatives |
And if you listen and think this verse is sick |
Don’t purchase it, just burn this disc |
Don’t push me 'cause I’m close to the edge |
Sick of my generation vegetating on sofa beds |
I’m standing on broken bus stops |
Throwing stones at the Feds |
Chuck your hands up to catch what I said |
'Cause it’s over your head |
That’s how it was |
But this is how it is |
That’s how it was |
But this is how it was |
That’s how it was |
But this is how it was |
That’s how it was |
But this is how it was |
Name | Year |
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Fried Rice ft. Aaron Nazrul | 2008 |
Louder | 2008 |
Mine the Gap | 2008 |
Tongue N Groove | 2008 |
Mud Island | 2008 |
Second Cell | 2008 |
The Birth of Mud Sun | 2008 |
Social Contract 2.0 | 2008 |
First Cell | 2008 |
Third Cell | 2008 |
Welcome to Capitalism | 2008 |
Get Naked | 2008 |
Louder 2.0 | 2008 |
The Gangsta Way | 2008 |
Dispatches | 2008 |
The Fallout | 2008 |
Phone Call | 2008 |