| One day I launched a rocket up into the moon
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| And landed on a crater in a blue lagoon
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| Three girls in the nude, in the pool they had room
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| Screamin, «Starbuck we wanna have a orgy with you!»
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| But never in my life had I seen green bitches
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| And when I want they would grant me three wishes
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| One was a pound of the blue moon hydro
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| Twistin it up, watch my divine mind blow
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| Two was a pair, of gravity boots
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| With a space helmet, and a Nike moon suit
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| They took me from the pool up to the bedroom
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| Where wish number three, my dick they consumed
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| They hittin me off orally so lovely
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| Now those dainty ladies they took it easily
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| Time flew by, no weed, time to leave
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| It’s time to get back to Earth at breakneck speed
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| I told the moon bitches that I’d see 'em again
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| And thank you very much for the weed and the head
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| They were three moon girls, I fucked every one
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| That story is over — «but my rhyme ain’t done!»
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| This is how I get what the fuck I get!
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| I went to Harlem so I could get some wet
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| I bought the dutch out of the bodega
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| Left a cloud of black smoke in the air
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| Took a '99 Beetle — on a magical mystery tour
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| Your, narrator’s pedal hits the floor
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| Saw a hardcore, punk rave bitch yellin', «Fuck the law!»
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| Guzzlin alcohol, leather jacket and a bra
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| Boots militant, her nose caked up with Ketaset
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| Kicked her in the face, delicate
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| Dipped cigarette, Masai Bey is on cassette
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| I’m chewin' on her nipples like Nicorette
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| Crashed into a Corvette, doin' eighty
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| Face hit the bag, she went through the glass of the Mercedes
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| (Oh shit!) Crushed all her bones — and I heard every one
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| That crime is over — «but my rhyme ain’t done!»
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| Captain Crunch was a slanger of narcotic cereals
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| And Toucan Sam was his right hand «MAN»
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| Now Sam was a skimmer, a mini-wheat slinger
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| Killed Count Chocula with the snap of his finger
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| Tony the Tiger was his arch-enemy
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| So anthrax Apple Jacks disguised as Sugar Smacks
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| To add to that, he was flippin Fruity Pebbles
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| Told the ho to hit the skids, cause Trix was for kids
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| Snap Crackle Pop sellin Krispies on your block
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| Lucky the Leprechaun is suckin up top
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| My man Sugar Bear was the one they feared most
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| Cause he was always known to pack that Cinnamon Toast
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| Boo Berry got caught, at the Honeycomb Hideout
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| The man with the Wheaties was a former wide out
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| There were ninety-nine cereals, I ate every one
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| That story is over — «but my rhyme ain’t done!»
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| I met this kid named Bob Skarm (?), he had a farm
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| His pops got shot by his little brother in the front lawn
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| So he inherits the land, comes up with a master plan
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| Put Cuba out of B.I., he hands me a C. I
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| I got a half a acre, need help with the cultivatin
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| Thirty-percent of the gross, hands me toast, let’s roast
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| I got a four-wheeler, no street dealers will mega Cage
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| Won’t even leave the state and drop +Indelible+ «Weight»
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| (What?) Pushed the plow, from here to Moscow, where do I start now?
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| Burn the crops if you see cops call blaow blaow
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| I got it, whippin the tractor blotted
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| Before the first harvest in the corn rows Cage spotted
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| The tail ends, under surveillance, merc the crop
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| Run up, Bob got knocked for the smoke lookin at twenty summers
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| Six hundred plants, and they burnt every one
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| That story is over — «but my rhyme ain’t done!»
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| Now I’mma tell you what the fuck this means
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| From nine one four L.E.S. |
| and Queens
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| Two lyrical technicians that came to play
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| Number one Smut Peddler («Eon and Cage!»)
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| Just a little somethin that we made up
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| Sick lies on time, Mighty Mi on the cut
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| Some of it is fiction, and some of it fact
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| Now they love a dumb rap on a heavy drum track
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| They were mad fuckin hoes and we fucked every one
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| That story is over. |
| «and my rhyme is done!» |