| We ride the rhythm, the fresh is what we give 'em
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| And Thes deliver the funk, to pump in the trunk
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| Down the highway known for doin' things my way
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| We jump on stage for the jump off and leave with a high pay
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| We’ll take some money orders just for greenbacks
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| For mean raps
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| And Lord Finesse said it was off the meatrack
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| So heed that
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| Word to the brother, the vanglorious one
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| Notorious for hittin' the shorties and making 'em come
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| Up out that purse
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| I spit a hot verse and make 'em pay for it
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| The brother with the sly voice, no way you can ignore it
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| I should have been a pimp
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| Cuz I keep the people tapping feet on the concrete
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| I get the loot and hit the swap meet
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| And buy a brand new LA hat to go with that there
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| The fat Fred Astaire case rocker the weed clocker
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| So next time you see somebody pumpin' it up
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| Tell em all about the P and how we summons the funk
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| Because…
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| The only thing I know I truly own is my time
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| So I’ma make the most of it and travel with this rhyme
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| The Earth is getting smaller it’s all a matter of shine
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| From the solar to lunar radio tuners lock lines to the block broadcast across
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| the Pacific
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| Skip a rock, leavin' audio waves to ripple
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| style is simple mainly rip a couple of clubs
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| Then me and Double Pump droppin' rhymes rippin the dubs
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| The Crockett and Tubs, doin' their thing jump on the plane
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| Promoters proud, sobbing like the end of Purple Rain
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| Train civic-minded Frank Lloyd Wright
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| Rhyme designed to let your
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| Bright mind protect the life line of predecessors
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| We the west coast professors study lessons of the yesteryear
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| Couldn’t drop the baton with technical and ear
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| It’s on like a pot of green sleeves
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| People here still shining like we hanging off the chain
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| Like a chandelier
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| We watching the sound and breaking it down
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| I said the people of the P when we come to their town
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| We gettin' live just to survive
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| Not letting it be know. |
| The facts will be shown
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| This music is so grown man
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| We the baddest six-figure endeavor
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| Since Tougher than Leather
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| Since the guy made 'em clap to this
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| Now I’ma pass to Chris and let him rap to this
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| I let the man rap to this
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| There was a black man, a brown man, and some hip-hop fans
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| The hip-hop fans knew they were dope
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| It took the black man and brown man three years to lace the sound
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| But the fans, now they never lost their hope
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| Now when this dude drummin' stepfather with the illest tune
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| Comin to illest summoning the realest rhythm and the rhyme
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| To feel that time is, just chill
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| With the P flexin still and blow your mind
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| Oh well excuse me, we came to funk you
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| Welcome to station W.E.F.U.N.K
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| We funk, and we pump, as you already know
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| We came to steal the show
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| Good grief, thief, yeah
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| Hey, well lookit here
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| We a slave to the rhythm right
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| Pickin' cotton out of pill bottles
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| Hey Thes One, I think they hear that funk
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| Make 'em stop their foot
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| Now we hear everybody jammin' and its cool
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| We don’t like it
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| And we give you this to stomp your foot
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| Go ahead stomp your foot, can you hear it?
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| Sounds like a heartbeat
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| Yeah, sounds real good, don’t waver y’all
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| W.E.F.U.N.K., we funk |