Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Verses, artist - La the Darkman. Album song Wu-Tang Meets The Indie Culture, in the genre Рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 17.10.2005
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: Babygrande
Song language: English
Verses |
Yeah, yeah |
Sham’s nine times ultra |
Wu-Tang herbs two times great, you heard of me |
Nigga, L.A.D., six times ill |
Rest in peace O.D.B |
La the Dark, Sun large |
GZA, Ras Kass, yeah what’s up, Wu-Universal |
Legendary |
Now it’s the real beginning of the pages of Shams |
Spit that heat rock that make fiends make vapors of grams |
Sham’s is the greatest fan, rock big cables of sands |
Valleys and trunks, I got the mack ten |
We can hit the alley with iron and thumper |
Take it to the hands like the brand new Leonard |
Niggas going no mas, when the bullets go in him |
You dealing with a night stick toker |
The ice pick poker, trust you ain’t like this joker |
And the set, devoted to opening your neck |
With the tech, as you sit in a Lex' |
Your next move, is slipping, your last move is shitting |
As your body gets soft, the shotty went off |
Little soldiers, you’re out of position |
Guns go off, Shams is a Raiders fan |
A rhyming gallop reporter, columns are lost |
White five, black five with dollars to toss |
Twisted by the dark side of the force |
Black biscuit, by park side in a Porsche |
You’re off sides in the fort |
We are survivors of the war of good and evil |
I’m in the hood, in the hood with a Desert Eagle |
With my Brooklyn peoples, now feel it |
Darkman, my persona’s like Tony Montana |
How he used to sniff coke, how I puff marijuana |
Try, play me today, I’mma kill you mañana |
From, far with the K, or up close with the llama |
I’m like an African king in a castle in Guana |
Chest dripping with jewels, one hell of a rhymer |
Study lessons in Athena, building with an old timer |
So I, always been wise ever since a young minor |
Get CREAM by any means, follow Malcolm X theme |
So I’m often posted, in a rumor with that thing |
Got a limited support from the Sing-Sing regime |
I’m Hannibal Smith and they like the A-Team |
Keep my head on the swivel, when I serve a dope fiend |
Upgraded, to a digital, from a triple beam |
Fucking with me, you better be real as you can be |
La Trapacandi, a well known rhyme general |
Who say Ras Kass don’t spit fire, he a liar |
That’s like your favorite rap star claiming he gon' retire |
When you mention me, not about penitentiary |
Wins and rhyme skills, both twenty second century |
Ahead of my time, school niggas like Timbuktu |
Cause I’m original, like Black Falasha Jews |
Velours by BUFU: Buy Us, Fuck you |
Try us, fuck you |
You die y’all got gats but him buck too, nigga |
Sip the Grey Goose and ponder, then order room service |
In Hotel Rwanda, reminder to honor these street scholars |
Who ask why U.S. Defense is twenty percent of the tax dollar |
Bush gave 6.46 billion to Halliburton |
For troops support efforts in Iraq |
Meanwhile, the hood is hurting, please believe that |
The rape over, Chaney talking, twenty five dollars for a case of soda |
Draining tax payers, eighty five thousand dollar oil filters |
But won’t pay they soldiers, Halliburton workers make |
Fourteen thousand dollars a month, privates earn thirteen g’s a year |
Please who twenty-five extra, taking fire in combat |
Recruit all the niggas, that die from where I’m at |
18 years old, talking kill, where Saddam at |
But can’t have a gat, to protect where my Mom’s at |
I love to crunk, so what, plus I’m gangsta enough |
To piss in Pimpin Ken’s, pimp cup, rack a gauge and pump it up |
Hot bitches still get fucked, niggas just want a forty and a blunt |
Yo, these youngsters they grow up on the block |
With the product in they socks and the fully loaded Glocks |
Too many die in vain, and it’s a crying shame |
The murders and the hustles, won’t stop as they shoot for the top |
Acquiring apparel, through growth and development |
On they most dangerous missions, excuses were irrelevant |
The brutality of war, never changes |
And the out of control desire to win, makes it dangerous |
Fire engulfed the set, they feel the threat, greater than |
What they ever had, experienced yet |
Indictments, sparked excitement, and the thrill to kill |
Suddenly they felt the need for a challenge in they field |
The great boundaries of both man and machine |
Can have one at the point, to murder all in between |
Yellow tape scene, dead teen, the mob was his idol |
Giving a grim new meaning to the neighborhood’s title, what’s up |