You know God damn well I don't smoke this shit Meth
Know damn well I don't smoke this shit
Know damn well!
I remember when we used to go down to the creek
'Member when we used to go down to the creek?
And used to dip your head in the water?
Everybody thought you had it in you, you know
You used to jump out the water
The water used to glisten all over your body
What? I said the water used to glisten all over your body

Super logical this, super logical that
I detect a nigga dialect by the way he rap
I elect myself President MC
My career so intelligent, unique physique
Then with mathematics, not democratic
Static, topic, Asiatic
Them unique, never leak
Ring it on back

Crazy, lurkin' in the shadows, I'm shady, sheisty
Get your weight up, don't take me lightly
Blasted, dirty to the grain I be stained with the madness
It's the Meth-Tical with the Bastard

Mza MZA my name is the Ol' Dirty Bas'
My game, to kick your ass
Dnah duh dnnh dnnh duh duh!
Dnah dnh duh duh duh dah

Flip and relax, take an Ex-Lax, I'm shittin'
On the industry that was frontin' now they missin'
What everybody else is gettin'
'Cause they wasn't representin' the real

Appeal, like me and, old time
When it comes to the microphone who killed the swine?
Be the original G
Do the rhymin' on time and in the place to be

You are now in my trance
You are getting sleepy
You are now getting sleepy
And sleepier
And sleepy, and sleepy

This one here's for my people, my people
Enter the 36 chambers, the sequel
Part two, for me and the cipher troop
With the Teflon lyrics that you can't get through
With the twenty-two automatic rap you pack, what?
You ain't hittin' with that wack shit you kickin'
Straight from the beginning, of the game
All the way to the ninth inning, I bring the pain
Dark like the midnight train on the track by the RZA
Diesel like Arnold Schwarzenegger

The hardware, choose the hardware
Ask you a question, test the Ason
Extra extra, read the drama and then another one
Which you intrigue, do your rap fatigue in the
Oh
Here I go, auh
Yeah


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