Rhythm x3

But you can't beat the beat x3

First stupid sucker never done shit for me
Get in the car and I'ma drive till I'm outta gas
Slow or fast, can't put me down no more
I'm a motherfucking creature of the wind
You can't touch me, you can't touch this
Kiss my wing, kiss my knuckle, never!
Scoop up chicks at the shows and take 'em home
and blow money to spend
Dream the impossible dreams
Bloodstreams seems as bulimic to throw up
Throw up and flow up, flow up
Smoking in the bathroom getting kicked outta school
Car like a trap of your scurvy little vermin
I'm a family walking through the district of Garments, Downtown Los Angeles, the gates of heaven

All the people, they just wanna have fun
Stupid suckers are just so fucking temporary
Me and my crew, we're walking down the street
But you can't beat the beat, the beat x3

You put the tape in and turn the music up
You roll down the window, stick yo' finger up
When I was a kid, never had any friends
When I was one, started making some money
Pen and paper, two per a chillin
In my diapers reeking days old
Never too cool to take a request
Mom it's all right!
Take your shit off my chest!
Music started in '74, Standed too close but
I'm worlds away
Touch the mic, it'll burn your fingers
Bottom down, instead it lingers
Old and rusty is still brand new
Always coming through with the shapes and the crew
Girls they just wanna have fun with someone and find a man to support their kids

People just wanna have fun
All you suckers are so fucking temporary
Me and my crew walking down the street
You can't beat the beat, the beat x3

The beat x22

Oh how I hate that stupid look in your eyes
like you already know but you pretend to be surprised
The way you go on, I don't know where to start
The only sound that I hear is the beating of my heart
But it keeps me going I love the way she does me
I'm a waiting child to be the man on the mic
Day outta nowhere, I'll fade away
They try to understand me but they don't care
Put up your ones, people say practise makes perfect not worth it now
Throw a bottle on the ground to make it sound a world renowned

Rhythm to the rhythmless uhumm
Shame to the shameless uhumm
Money to the moneyless uhumm
and names to the nameless uhumm

People, they just wanna have fun
But all you suckers are so fucking temporary
Me and my crew walking down the street
But you can't beat the beat, the beat x3

Beat x over 30 times


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    Sorry for the double post. But as a second thought the uhuuh at the ends are still there.

    forgottentimeson June 29, 2008   Link

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