Lone, lone
Walking through this world alone
Walking through this world alone
Soul Position
Walking through this world alone
Blueprint, RJD2

Mic Control starts today, unless you want to learn the hard way the "get scared" way
This is not a game, we are not players, we do not play
Mic Control starts today, unless you want to learn the hard way the "get scared" way
This is not a game, we are not players, we do not play

Mic Control! Mic Control! Mic Control!

Yo homeboy you got a wack hustle
I heard your raps they lack muscle
I send you back to the block in a crack smuggle
So them boys in blue and black can bust you
Lock you away so them gay cats can touch you
You call my name you ask for trouble
Might get scooped slammed, might get your ass muffled
Get who you gotta get, get your fam
Ladies if you're beffin', get your man!
Beef turn print to a different man
So I might slap you into a brand new gentle plan
I have you making co-payments on some eyewear
You got me wrong I only act like I care!
I used to be a substitute teacher's worst nightmare
A booksmart smartass with too much time to spare
Skipping study hall so I can play ball
Cheating with the answers to the test on my palm
Ain't nothing changed, it's still on
Except nowadays I get payed to put it in a song
It's only right
I don't play with life, so I don't play with mics!

Mic Control starts today, unless you want to learn the hard way the "get scared" way
This is not a game, we are not players, we do not play
Mic Control starts today, unless you want to learn the hard way the "get scared" way
This is not a game, we are not players, we do not play

Alone walking through this world alone
Walking through this world alone (ha-ha)
Walking through this world alone (one more time)

Yo, rap is not real
I don't care what they told you
Fake people say fake things in their vocalbooth
I'm a grown man I'm not here to joke with you
I came to win it all and take back what's overdue
It might mean we gotta go back to throwin' doops
It might mean I gotta ** broke it in two!
With a broken tooth runnin' back home
Grabbin' the phone, speed diallin' cats close to you
I'm old school, I know life ain't fair
In most days I feel like it's too much trouble to care
I used to walk to the cornerstore with nothin' hair
Pockets full of foodstamps and didn't care if you stared
To understand me you had to be there
To understand pain you had to see welfare
A living in inner city in hell and still there
Wishin' that you had some rich relatives in Belair
I know you feel me if you do say: "hell yeah!" and throw your hands in the air!
I know you feel me if you DO say: "hell yeah!" and throw your hands in the air!

Mic Control starts today, unless you want to learn the hard way the "get scared" way
This is not a game, we are not players, we do not play
Mic Control starts today, unless you want to learn the hard way the "get scared" way
This is not a game, we are not players, we do not play

Walking through this world alone
Ain't looking for a lover
Walking through this world alone
Just looking for home


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Mic Control Lyrics as written by Bradley James Nowell

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group

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