| Are you on dope?
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| Yes.
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| What kind?
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| Musical dope.
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| You get high?
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| Yes.
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| Of what?
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| Music.
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| Are you on a trip or something?
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| Yes.
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| What kind of a trip?
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| Music.
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| The People Under The Stairs are back with the win
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| All city called in, touring like a Griswold
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| Made it back safe, made the track laced tasty
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| Scoped out your album and the time that you waste, G
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| I’m hasty, your keyboard tracks, they don’t phase me
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| Digging through the crates for some gems that amaze me
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| A musical represent, my LA environment
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| Porch sitting, beat making, writing rhymes, getting bent
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| Took the time to combine, me and big Mike rhyme
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| Make our own beats, fill the streets with the lifeline
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| Lifelong, through the strife times, I’mma write songs
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| Three albums deep and couldn’t stop if I had a
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| Calmness with this, my life drama, end quote
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| I used to be a fan, but with time, I lost hope
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| So I took the problem in my own hands
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| Now I’m looking through the scope
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| With the musical dope, to please fans
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| It goes on-once again, original styles, taking the top of the pile
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| Known for moving, controlling your crowd
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| Double K to skeeze, please, and still loving the beats
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| Still claiming the streets, still trying to eat
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| Still high off my feet, do my digging discreet
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| The Boss Angeles champ, worldwide like a stamp
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| Can’t nobody tell me nothing, I was born raising hell
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| Bumped the funk straight from heaven, Michael ‘77
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| And niggas still can’t believe that we came right back
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| Took a commercial break, we here to bring your fate
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| On black vinyl, it’s final, like the week before vacation
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| Beating niggas at their own game, state their occupation
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| So go home and tell your parents you won’t need that equipment
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| You need to cop assistance, your buddy was a witness
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| The P-U-thrash-suckers like a mosh pit gang
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| For always and always, the things will never be the same
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| Only sometimes, overly stand trying
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| Okay, start that over, send track on similar transplant
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| over sound that operate similar towns
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| up state to other state on sampling templates
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| only sometimes over stand prime
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| Okay, start that over, send track on similar transplant
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| over sound to operate similar towns
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| up state so other state, sample in templates
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| Turn this in, perfection unit, track schooling
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| Call us «max cool» and we be hip hop ruling
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| Original stash taking, non-faking, not to be mistaken as anything nice
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| (Yo, we like cancer to your life!)
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| That’s so precious and young, but we wicked and old
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| Tore up plenty of shows, let the story be told
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| Yo we scolding-ing down niggas since the last time out
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| Stepping up inside the booth, lashing out with the truth
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| Prophets of another kind, keep it real on the mind
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| With the hustle to the grind, this music of mine
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| Niggas who try to call out, no doubt get hauled out
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| Bawled out, wrong route, bet I hope you get stalled out
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| The P be the bully of this so-called rap game
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| More like a crap game, with no money to claim
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| Ask who took it, yo, I got it and ain’t giving it back
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| You’re living with that, so Thes One deliver ‘em that… what?!
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| It’s like a new-born baby, unseen sound, so hold it
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| I worked too damn hard for you to fucking download it
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| We been in the lab, all summer, hundred degrees
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| Making beats, laying in eight-tracks, you know the steez
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| Like scrounging up the pennies for the ice cream truck
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| Get a couple extra bucks and go off looking for funk
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| So basically there’s nothing changed since the last time we talked
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| Couple more crates, more house parties, hanging on the block
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| Food spots and jokes, the 40 ounce and smokes
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| We got a little more fame, basically the same blokes
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| So all the real P fans, this goes out to you
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| In whatever city you at, whoever your crew
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| So all the real P fans, this goes out to you
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| In whatever city you at, whoever your crew
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| So all the real P fans, gather ‘round and take note
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| Presenting O.S.T., the musical dope |