| Hey yea party people,
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| Here we go Party People,
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| Rasta house.
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| Ya’ll want some more?
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| If y’all want some more
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| Let me here you say Yea.
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| Hell yea, Hell yea…
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| Party People,
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| Rasta house.
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| Tuna the smoke-jumper, packin my oral cannon
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| bustin from Okinawa, Japan to Laurel Canyon
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| swallow flows, we turning like plush tires
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| mellow intros lyrics be burning like brush fires
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| spreading vocal leprosy, using discrepancy
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| lyric weaponry lessens your chances of testing me stop and freeze m. |
| c, I block atrocities
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| true philosophies from the lips of black Socrates
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| the pocket-penciler in your peninsula
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| killing Dracula mc who bit from my vernacular
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| I can back it. |
| The ill scene we occupy
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| no lullaby, got you high, when I rock a fly
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| verse, for my people, let me breath slow
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| give a heave-ho, and stimulate your cerebral
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| system, Cut Chemist grip the fader
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| Tuna the group debater
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| we murder you duplicators
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| Cuz I’m an aristocrat, ghetto diplomat
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| and I’m blessed with a gift for rap
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| Its like that
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| They call me mister antagonistic, drastic
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| comin from a place where these cops get their assed kicked
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| the last trick unified was the cornerstone
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| but now a lyric pistol to the dome is how we warn a clone
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| born alone, the strength of god makes my mission higher
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| they found a liar dead, strung up with fishin wire
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| the mystifier packin vocal artillery
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| makin lovely word connections like Chuck Woolery
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| the cool in me, I’ll make your block turn on one rhyme
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| electrifyin like some nocturnal sunshine
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| the planetary pioneer and his mixer
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| Cut Chemist, Chali tuna spittin scriptures
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| paintin pictures, even sisters adapt cuz
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| we take it back like chiropractors
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| actors on wax make worse for real mc’s who worth your while
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| so they search for me the an aristocrat, ghetto diplomat
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| and I’m blessed with a gift for rap
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| Its like that
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| I the aristocrat, ghetto diplomat |