| With the electric soul shock, body rock and rolling
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| Take a David T walk to that corner liquor store
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| And mama wants a new pack of George Benson & Hedges
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| They mentholated
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| To all my P fans I’m glad you waited
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| We graduated from paying dues to sitting on the porch
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| Brothers playing the blues in search of more pews
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| To fill up the funk church
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| The masses massive tabernacle it cracklely wax
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| To sample the man full of holy drums
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| (You guys are rolling bums)
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| With swollen thumbs, we walk through slums
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| Find some bottle with wood done, ya…
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| Stand up
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| Cool with the rhythm
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| Get down
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| Stand up
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| Cool with the rhythm
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| Get all
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| Yo, it’s the art of fresh music not that artificial crap
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| That the people calling rap, yo we getting rid of that
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| We Rat Packing the beat, till we feel it’s complete
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| Break beats getting discovered
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| Some get flipped to outnumber
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| The weak drum machines, don’t use 'em won’t abuse 'em
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| Getting funky like drunky
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| Call us the groove junkies
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| And we gotta have a fix every minute on the dot
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| Just the
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| And we tearing up your block
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| You can hear it up the street
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| You can hear it in your sleep
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| Booming out the record stores while you at the swap meet
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| Macking to a seven feet
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| Crunching on a two piece
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| Said it’ll make your day fucked up people, just trust me
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| We back on the three dot, booming in your ghetto blaster
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| Till midnight, feel right and party till you drop
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| Hip hop live in the flesh, keep it well dressed
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| Hands pushing up
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| Now all I wanna see you do is…
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| Groove to the rhythm, something new to give 'em
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| I prove the rhythm choose the women like night swimming in a hot tub
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| And Double K got dubs
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| We rock clubs like Tiger Woods
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| Giving up funk for goods
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| To Howard Robinson and Beverly Wood
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| Eating cheeseburgers with my pals, going home to lounge
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| In the styles of my predecessors
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| The B-Boy, never the less, the S, the western born
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| That early morn' to that yes yes y’all
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| Thes rock like a new clock on top of the school hall
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| Ringing roll call
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| Professor head shake, monitor the gym hall
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| Up taking out the fakes
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| With a twelve string incision
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| Reinvent the rhythm
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| The cats that’s living just like us
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| Now envision a mathematician giving up a calculator
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| Ayo that’s me without the funk, Double K rock the cross fader
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| Yo we got the whole world under surgery for funk transplants
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| Making music not hood so yo we don’t got the look
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| We got bad memory, a gang of records and fans
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| Mad plans to keep it live with just the blink of an eye
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| Yeah we thought that you thought that we wasn’t coming back
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| We turned around and smacked that clown
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| (Who told you that?)
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| We too cool for our britches, putting stitches on your zip disc
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| Get this, hip hop is the drug and we in rehab
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| Just be glad, that you don’t live close to us
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| Then you see most of us
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| And we be known to bust
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| With no junior should’ve learned a little sooner
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| It’s the two forties in the tight ish running to ya
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| Two villains in the car chase (crash!)
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| Throw your roadblock of weak beats
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| Continuing the mission through the streets
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| Of the angel town
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| With my Steeley Dan Brown
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| While I groove with the rhythm, move with the rhythm
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| Get off with it
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| I’m about to quit it but before I step off it’s like
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| «Yeah»
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| To the break of daylight it’s right
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| Make y’all
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| «Ha ha! |
| Rastafan you son of motherfuck!» |