| While emcees were burning ism I earned degrees in journalism
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| Learning the system and about how freedom of speech is worth killing for
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| But watch what you say in all those interviews!
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| You’re in limbo? |
| WELL WE’RE IN LIMBO TOO!
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| Contact the dead to get advice from Anne Landers
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| Transmit personal problems like head lice in bandanas
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| The big man on campus has delusions of grandure
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| Doing a thesis on ebonics, unconsciously using poor grammar
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| Your mannerisms are suitable to cancer victims
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| How much opposition does it take for your stance or position
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| To dance to this rhythm? |
| (you're jignorant, baby!)
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| Dance to this rhythm. |
| (Go ahead, baby!)
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| Ah, forget it. |
| It’s actually accepted for rappers to have no ethics
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| Their albums would benefit if they put in half the effort
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| I attended candle light vigils for Matthew Sheppard
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| While you put out another fuck you, faggot record
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| That Ain’t Right
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| I blame my hate mail on typographical errors
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| Correct the mispellings and then send out thank you notes for the love letters
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| Accept rejection when I get a return to sender
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| Reject acceptance when the girl’s got an agenda
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| I’ve entered this Brave New World of true cowards
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| Talkin''bout, No one goes to shows no more. |
| They’re too crowded.
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| So they stay home and burn shit
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| Then they say, I downloaded your life off the net. |
| Totally worth it.
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| It’s 2003. Time to stop acting like assholes
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| It ain’t about backpackers or cash flow
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| Fashionable afros, salon style dreds or frat clothes
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| And it ain’t about these fuckin’loud mouths shoutin, BATTLE!
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| African medalions didn’t sell platinum albums
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| That’s part of the reason why you think hiphop died
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| It was here before you were. |
| It’ll be here in the future
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| Life’s not a bitch, she’s just sick of being personified
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| That Ain’t Right
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| This household is filled with the half-deads
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| They’ve got a mouthfull of pills because they’re crack heads
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| They shout that I’m ill, but they’re doubtful of skill
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| With the type of stabbing that turns my back red
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| I don’t blast lead, I write until my pen explodes
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| All over fashion dreds and your Echo clothes
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| I don’t listen when they say, Shit ain’t ever gonna change,
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| and they say I ain’t got no soooooouuuuuul. |