Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Spike Lee Was My Hero, artist - Skyzoo. Album song A Dream Deferred, in the genre Иностранный рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 04.10.2012
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: Duck Down, The Faculty
Song language: English
Spike Lee Was My Hero |
I heard D’s from my pillow, right? |
Made me lean out my window, right? |
Knew the scene from the get go, right? |
But Spike Lee was my hero |
Say you here by any means |
Tell 'em ditto, uh |
But Spike Lee was my hero |
For the heroics, capes on to notice |
Waited for them to show it and traced all of the motives |
The motive beyond reason to pay us all in the open |
Like maybe all them below us is waiting for us to throw this |
If money talks in another kind of slang |
They hover by it again til you changing all that you’ve spoken |
Like «where the speech at?», tell em that you breathe that |
And shit is asthmatic the way they hang on the feed back |
Fuck em all until they know that you mean that |
And they’re ripping up your drivers side, digging thru your g-pack |
Talking Hamsterdam and they don’t believe that |
And hanging out my window helped me see that |
You know the scene, rubbing shoulders with the cast like I wrote the lead |
Shit I just wrote where we was at and put that over these |
Bad bitches want Isabel Marants |
And we all tryna give them what they want so you know the speed |
They said its rules to the shit |
Money that should be ours, the pursuance from the get |
I’m true indeed for a flip |
I’m due in need of a flip, but as true to me as it is |
I’m still, truly yours and truthfully for the win |
I’m still, doing more for you and me off the rip |
I’m built, by what I saw so usually what it is |
Is everything that it was, beautifully on the strip |
Standing underneath an awning and hoping to get a morning |
I swear they so belonging |
Of all of these wide bodies and whatever other callings |
Of all of these Nola Darlings |
The tug of wars on Strike Dunham and Dap Dunlap |
The Jesus Shuttlesworths and what it took to become that |
The phone booth can be where you change or where you pump at |
My heroes took turns wit who would run that |
So for all the Pierre Delacroixs, the Man Tans and Sleep-N-Eats |
And all the money from hand to hands that we can keep |
I live amongst the proud neighbors who bang louder than Al-Qaeda |
Moving them keys like Cal Tjader for the cheese like Sal’s Famous |
Fiends looking for houses where the rock’s probably cooking |
On the corners we BBQ on the block parties in Brooklyn |
The birthplace of Jordan, you wore them if you was hard enough |
Fucking with Nikes, why you think the Spike’s so popular? |
The block is like a prison with night vision they watching us |
On top of us with binoculars to properly get the drop on us |
I’m topical like Clockers cause crack kills |
They making a movie, but I’m making black films with my rap skills |
They standing on the corners looking vexed, looking stressed |
Having to stoop to new lows like Brooklyn steps |
First fight in Fort Greene, got respected in Brooklyn Tech |
Spike’s joint across the street, of course I was looking fresh |
Now I’m coming for what’s mine, the hoarders call it extortion |
40 acres and a Porsche with more than 400 horses, yeah! |
One of the few who had his pops out the whole block |
Told me never to settle or let the dough stop |
Leave here with as much as you can hold Sky |
And point blank 'em if they ever come at yo' tie |
Made me follow every script that Spike ever wrote |
So how I write is cuz of them |
Rightfully so |
The irony of wanting everything I could be shown |
But seeing life like a Lee |
Rightfully so |