Yeah
Pump pump, whee!
Whoa whoa whoa whoa
Right

Check it
Ugh

Lyrical champion ya, lyrical champion ya, lyrical champion
We say the mindsets a threat
Lyrical champion ya, lyrical champion ya, lyrical champion
We say the mindsets a threat

You know the mindset's a threat
Yo! yo!
Check it!

In the industry you just can't reach reality
We grip the microphone because we want to free
Never oppress nor a tune to lay a threat
They light up in the key and now ya put to a test

I want to set in the cool msp uh
No worry about my from all the combat last year
The material pressure is just a digressor
We live in a life of hate til we're friends, ugh

You know the mindsets a threat
You know the mindsets a threat
You know the mindsets a threat
You know the mindsets a threat

Drop It

These are bringing in the new lifestyle in 1991
With a raggamuffin style we bringin it to you
Bring it down

Aww shit

You know what I'm saying
Materialism I'm saying
'Cause you know what I mean this a fist of your obeyin
Throwing it like a cancer
You say what you think
I want to set in the cool msp uh
Don't worry about my from all the combat last year
The material pressure is just a digressor
We live in a life of hate til we're friends, ugh

You know!
Yes!
You know!
In the new sound!
You know!


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Mindset's a Threat [Demo Version] Lyrics as written by Timothy Commerford Brad J Wilk

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    Does anyone know how to get hold of this song.

    Theghouston June 15, 2007   Link

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