Phunky phunky, I am a junkee
Phunky phunky, I am a junkee
Phunky phunky, I am a junkee
Phunky phunky, I am a junkee

Phunky phunky, it's the Junkeez
Commin old school no hip hop phunky's
Rockin shockin, trip hoppin
It's the beginnin and we ain't stoppin
Now you know we goin shoppin
Got dollars now that we're clockin
Mad cash, ha, that's funny
Got a whole lotta poket and a little bit of money
Deuce with the juice yeah, we're gettin loose
Why you slippin? what's your excuse?
Watch out, look out, with out a doubt
Soulman on the mic... and I'm chillin out
Strollin rollin, it's stolen
I get 300 when I go bowlin
Force of course, music as a source
Time to step off my voice is gettin hoarse

Phunky phunky, I am a junkee
Phunky phunky, I am a junkee
Phunky phunky, I am a junkee
Phunky phunky, I am a junkee

We're cruisin through life
Never known static cuz it's alright
Beats are thumpin
Rockin it tight, to keep the people jumpin
Got is cuz we give it
This is a dream and we live it
Thrillin makin a killin
Like audio too cuz we're a top villian
Not gonna wait, won't hesitate
Cuz we motivate when you perpetrate
Phunk Junkeez in 98
Droppin a crowd into altered states
Tell it like it is, do you got it straight?
Or are you lost and can't relate?
Not like that cuz you missed
Just get off the wall, and step to this

Phunky phunky, I am a junkee
Phunky phunky, I am a junkee
Phunky phunky, I am a junkee
Phunky phunky, I am a junkee

I'm rollin in control, an asshole
You know we got soul
In effect, never incorrect
Rock the mic and then cash the check
Never offbeat, never retreat
Right on time make you move your feet
So move, and groove
We improve so you don't disapprove
We'll stay, won't fade away
Move out the way gotta ride the wave
Phunk Junkeez is our name
Goin crazy, in the fast lane
Movin faster you know it has ta
Go with the flow commin from the soul
So don't diss or get pissed
Just check the set list, and step to this

Phunky phunky, I am a junkee
Phunky phunky, I am a junkee
Phunky phunky, I am a junkee
Phunky phunky, I am a junkee



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