| «Quincy D, my mellow, my mentor, my man
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| Why don’t you rock that beat
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| So they can jock this jam?
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| Tairrie B’s at bat, I rap, I don’t sing
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| The beat is a pitch, so let’s swing»
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| «Swingin' Wit T» is the title of my jam
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| With the mic in hand yo, you can call it slammin'
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| Smooth, like the groove that’s rockin'
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| I’l bust a move on a man but never jock him
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| Sock him, if he gets outta hand
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| Why? |
| Cause Tairrie B’s the one in command
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| And i’m flowin', throwin' down to a dope sound
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| Suped up by snoop underground
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| Is how we do it, so the suckas can’t find it
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| Me and D, we’re funky dope minded
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| So when you see us steppin' up on the set
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| You play the back, .jack, or you jet
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| Like a bomb that’s tickin' ready to explode
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| T’s cold kickin' ready to unload
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| Another episode, with the posse clique
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| Like a Saturday matinee, Mae West flick
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| I push it, punch it, pump it with poise
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| Plug the mic and belt, bump it boys
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| So bring the noise it’s time to do dustin'
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| Swing the rhyme and I’mma keep bustin!
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| is what the critics say about me |
| So all you punk little suckas that doubt me
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| Get real and let me tell ya the deal
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| A female emcee tryna get with me
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| She’ll get slapped with the rap that I recite
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| Ladylike, left to right back and forth on the mic
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| Cause I’m an emcee, not a singer or actress
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| Droppin' method on the track and the fact is
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| I wear sweats not a stone washed wack dress
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| And my man Schoolly D well he back’s this doll
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| Cause I’m the gangstas moll
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| Swingin' ya the femme fatale roll call
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| Martinez is the manager my girls are hype
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| I’m the emcee yeah you got that
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| So if you wanna swing you came to the right dame
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| The female mob boss
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| Tairrie B’s the name!
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| Now when you’re 'Swingin Wit 'T'
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| You’re with the rap sex symbol
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| Wrapped around my finger like a ring or a thimble
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| I’m a diamond cause they are forever
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| On the mic my rhymin’s on time and I’ll never
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| Stop or get dropped lookin' like an Athletic
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| I look so good the others look pathetic
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| They need a medic
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| Cause they soft and they can’t hang
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| So just step off sucka it’s my thang
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| Ain’t about white or black, fact |
| The 'T' is in tact and the B is the backbone
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| Known and prone to get busy
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| Leave the men dizzy like Monroe in her time
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| But in the 90's 'Gentlemen Prefer Rhyme'
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| Los Angeles get with this
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| And NYC, why even try to dis?
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| It’s where you’re at and not where you’re from
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| So when you’re 'Swingin wit 'T' you get none!
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| Well if you missed my rhyme punk better by the book
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| Rappin' comes from the mind and not from the look
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| So when you look my way, word to the mother…
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| Don’t judge the book by the cover
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| No other woman can rock the way I do
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| So consider yourself just confide to
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| Cold housin' the joint and I’ll slide you
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| To a point where others just tried to
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| Never run outta breathe cause I’mma a pro at.
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| Swingin' def lyrics, but you know that
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| Not the type of girl that other girlies wanna battle
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| I get amped, trample tramps like cattle
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| And then, I ride away side saddle
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| And yo, that’ll be the end of the battle
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| As you stand there sprung with that look on your face
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| That says damn…
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| Tairrie B swung the place!
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| «Yeah, we swinging in 9−0 |
| Just like Jose Canseco
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| Ain’t that right Joe?
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| Stop the show» |