Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Slow Cook, artist - Propaganda. Album song Crooked, in the genre Иностранный рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 18.05.2017
Record label: Humble Beast
Song language: English
Slow Cook |
Slow cook, dry rub, little flame, let it sit |
That’s the hip hop I fell in love with |
That’s the hip hop I fell in love with |
That’s the hip hop I fell in love with |
Yeah, I fight to not write diss tracks |
Distracts from the vision, reversing syntax |
Win that, found a brother battling in |
He said a war don’t make a king |
It’s what you do with the crown |
The ground crumbles at the feet of the humble |
But if you dope, you dope, just keep the pride way low |
That’s the hip-hop I fell in love with |
That’s the hip-hop I throw my dubs with |
Round robin a mic stomping |
Six exit east of Compton |
Trying not to be the old dude always screaming old-school |
Hating on the new dudes, knowing I could school fools |
Instead of leveraging veteran status for they betterment |
Ligaments been itching like them kids coming to get me |
When you finally reach pinnacle, it’s hard to not be cynical |
But slow down, enjoy the view |
Many are called, chosen few |
That’s the hip hop I fell in love with |
Slow cook, dry rub, little flame, let it sit |
That’s the hip hop I fell in love with |
That’s the hip hop I fell in love with |
That low flame marinate, the dry rub, gotta let it sit |
That’s the hip hop I fell in love with |
That’s the hip hop I fell in love with |
On that boom-bap dad back when my neighbor’s dad |
Ran his truck through they living room |
And they set the crib on fire like «if I can’t have you, no one can» |
Tainted love, mixed messages, curses and blesses |
Like patience is a virtue, but I ain’t afraid to hurt you |
Like crack smoke is silly, but crack sales is kingly |
And the black man is god but if you try to touch the squad *pow* |
My uncle Charles got smoked by a bloke reppin' Ghostown |
And I wish I coulda known him |
My granny said he cold on that saxophone |
And he’s why I love music |
It’s crazy how a man you never met can influence you |
Like the music for which you listen could shape how you raise your children |
Like crooked men with dope pens inspired how I make my living |
Gang affiliation, how it fascinated a nation but |
That’s the hip hop I fell in love with |
That slow cook, that dry rub, marinate, gotta let it sit |
That’s the hip hop I fell in love with |
That’s the hip hop I fell in love with |
That slow cook, that head nod, the neck brace, that stank face |
That’s the hip hop I fell in love with |
That’s the hip hop I fell in love with |
Part 2 |
Yeah, b-boy, pinoy, me and kuya Efechto |
Roll into your show like «aché ate» |
Destroy, deploy, eclectic fresh flow |
Sho' nuff showed up like «don't play, José» |
Take tokes of this fire hydrant of wokeness |
I inspire the dopest emcees to stay bold, kid |
Heavy-handed pen stroke, been dope since Reaganomics |
Trickle down and ruined my hometown if I’m honest |
Me — just a city boy, show me no pity, boy |
Stand up, man up, the only rules of the committee |
On some climbing over fences to edge of the LA River |
And scribble the syllables the city thought were silly |
But we was all we had though, next door to the vatos |
Between Florence 13 and dieciocho |
This is how we grew 'em, hybrid hip-hop and hoodlum |
True school 'em cause the one you enrolled in is failing ya |
Backpack of rhyme books, no hooks, that’s for radio |
My favorite emcees don’t play no stadiums |
Outside the Palladium, battling the openers |
Only audible audience stood in awe and awkwardness |
Obvious we were too young but better rap than guns |
Master kickflips, I don’t hold semi-auto clips |
They haggling for me to get a blue rag dangling |
From my pocket, tangling with the wrong crowd |
Stop it but that’s the hip-hop I fell in love with |
That’s the hip-hop I threw my dubs with |
That’s the hip-hop we rock the club with |