| Alright so, it’s the day before the Fourth of July in 1997
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| There was going to be a huge house party girl in my high school
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| So I decided to drive down to Indiana and get a shitload of fireworks
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| Cause you can’t have fireworks in Illinois, you gotta go over to Indiana,
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| that’s just something we had to do-
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| (it ain’t legal!)
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| To survive on the Fourth
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| So I''m coming back on the damn going north bound going about 80
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| (Hey take it easy!)
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| In my Dad’s station wagon with twisters, roman candles, black cats.
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| These cone shaped fountain things…
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| Just asking for it
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| I look to my right…
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| (*Siren*)
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| I’m done for; |
| I can’t go to the party, probably going to lose my license,
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| who knows what
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| I pull over, I’m sweating
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| (Take it easy.)
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| Dude comes over to my window, taps on it, I roll it down
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| (License and registration.)
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| So I’m going through my stuff, getting my wallet out
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| And he leans in, and I’m like, «What's this dude about?»
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| (Uh, what you playing in there? What is that there?)
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| I’m like, «this is my buddy Kenny»
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| (Turn it up!)
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| And it was an unreleased EP he did with the Grim Teacherz called «Da End iz Near»
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| Nobody had it
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| And the cop goes:
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| «Kenny fuckin' Dennis?»
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| And that was when I met Curtis
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| «Uh, go ahead. |
| Take it easy on the streets. |
| These streets ain’t nothin' to play
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| with.» |