| Struggle remembered by me and Stet members
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| Came close to death in '84 September
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| Hard times just to get on wax
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| Now the whack ones was on
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| Meanwhile we’re still waiting for a contract
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| Even all our contacts dissed us
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| And from experience
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| Imma have to discuss
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| The situation, in it’s entirety
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| Groups had records, ignore us and would try to be
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| Better than we was, like we was frozen
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| We would say peace, and they would keep walking
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| But you know what was the ultimate diss
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| Being booked on a show and told you’re not getting paid for this
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| Spending money, almost broke and
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| Riding the train so you gotta buy tokens
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| Taking the chance at the time (?)
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| Friends will rebel so there’s no one to lean on
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| Start with the teasin'
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| Say nigga please and, you never be successful
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| But they put us down without a reason
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| They would do it just for laughs
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| But the last laugh was done by us
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| Because we stuck to the path of rapping
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| Lips start flapping
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| Showing up to all our shows and start clapping
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| Like a blow pop went out like a sucker
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| Heaven help the motherfucker
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| The long ass lines and waiting out in the cold
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| But we on the guest list the ladies tell them
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| Who is Stetsasonic? |
| It don’t mean Jack
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| The front of the line? |
| We in the back
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| DB says fuck it and goes back to Middletown
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| The rest of the band? |
| Well we hang around
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| Long enough to find out the door’s closed
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| And no more can enter as far as the club goes
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| And so we leave
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| And we felt drained
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| We got no car, so we get on a train
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| We say to ourselves, that they’ll come a day
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| That we get on, and somebody’s gotta pay
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| So you ask me why we act so funny
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| Say we changed 'cause we got a little money
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| But we ain’t changed, we still the same
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| We just got wise and hip to the dumb game
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| Like some get stuck, and some get stucker
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| But those that stick Stet, heaven help the mother fucker
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| So you thought that we were soft and pink
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| That the Stet would fade away in a blink
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| Now let me tell you man, you’re losing focus
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| Thought up your ass, 'cause bogy you’re getting bogus
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| A type of sucker who once was a brother
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| For money, up the river he would sell his own mother
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| Mr. Big Dick, rapping for the big hit
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| Who wants the credit, but won’t work a lick
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| What did you bring to build for the long run
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| That’s how you’re living? |
| You’re going out son
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| Ho hum like all the rest of the bums
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| We kicking up dope drums, you’re picking up slum
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| So here’s the end to your sleazy sly
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| The perfect time to bid your ass bye-bye
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| And when you thought the Stet tale would end
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| We’re off and running
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| And the legend begins
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| Over and over, the burden we can shoulder
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| Stars that shine as bright as a nova
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| (?) keys man they keep the crowd swining
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| (?) flakers we’re not slaying
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| A rugged stampede and all out rumba
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| Again and again we’re back to crush the doubt
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| If you ever think to step to this sucka
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| A warning, heaven help you mother fucker |