[Movie Quotes Intro]
Well this is the effect, all these films beginning ???
The kids are very impressionable. Three?
They see all these films and they want to imitate their heroes.
What heroes though?
All they see is robbers, rapists, muggers, and murderers.
...I'm impressed, you're a killer.

[Mr. Lif]
Yo
The plans' covered in asphalt
The Lord told me that its man's fault
For perpetuating detrimental ways of living we can't halt
Everything inside ya move
You're caught inside a homicidal groove
Where only the idle loose
By violating one of life's most vital rules
Thou shalt not
But hell is a foul spot, where many are misinformed when they are taught
And thus cherish the untrue
Then die for the lies that they clung to
Del and I were there when they hung you
And as you swung to and fro
We asked, (del:Where did the humane humans go?)
With none in sight
We're left to focus on the same stunning fight
That spites the same force that put the sun in flight
So I summon night
The lack of light left some in fright
And living in fear
With something they couldn't bear
I promise to tell the truth and the whole truth
I solemnly swear

[Chorus 3x]
Left,Right, Up, Down
Diagonal
Three-hundred and sixty degrees
[Dj Craze scratches "three sixty degrees"]

[Del the Funky Homosapien]
Progression, the lesson
I figure out which direction, then jettison
Minimalize perplexion, flesh and bone
that's just a physical
I got a spiritual awareness I have risen to
Its not mystical, something that I listen to
When these plastic motherfuckers try to get into my cypher I ciphen they blood like they split in two
Yeah Del repel, arduous
The purest, give 'em service with no insurance
Evil I see through like cellophane
Knowledge of self, that's why people see Del is strange
They wanna humanize the most demonic dudes
Apply harmonic rules
Decide, who is the guy
America's just like a pair of glove
Don't want to share with us
Anarchy, tear it up

[Chorus 3x]
[Craze scratches "three sixty degrees"]

[Mr. Lif then Del alternating stanzas]
The new era, brings terror
You wish the quality of life was better
Peep the dilemma

Yeah life's getting dimmer
Stomachs' gettin' thinner
But your souls keep you full, obesity is for sinners

The sentiment lingers
Low self-esteem hinders

I tell my people 'bout slavery, no one remembers

Maybe they ought to take a look in they mirrors

Like Michael Jackson, and they actions gettin' clearer

Beware, the imagery might scare ya

If you ain't close to the source, then you don't like rosperity

One or many waitin' in line for therapy

But everyone bear a seed
ure as the air we breathe

[Craze scratches "three sixty degrees"]
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    [Mr. Lif] Yo The plan's covered in asphalt The Lord told me that it's man's fault For perpetuating detrimental ways of living we can halt Everything inside ya move You're caught inside a homicidal groove Where only the idle lose By violating one of life's most vital rules Thou shalt not But hell is a foul spot, where many are misinformed when they are taught And thus cherish the untrue Then die for the lies that they clung to Del and I were there when they hung you And as you swung to and fro We asked, (del:Where did the humane humans go?) With none in sight We're left to focus on the stunning fight That spites the same force that put the sun in flight So I summon night The lack of light left some in fright And living in fear With something they couldn't bear I promise to tell the truth and the whole truth I solemnly swear

    [Chorus 3x] Left,Right, Up, Down Diagonal Three-hundred and sixty degrees [Dj Craze scratches "three sixty degrees"]

    [Del the Funky Homosapien] Progression, the lesson I figure out which direction, then jettison Minimilize perplexion, flesh and bone that's just a physical I got a spiritual awareness I have risen to Its not mystical, something that I listen to When these plastic motherfuckers try to get into my cypher I syphon they blood like they split in two Yeah Del repel, arduous The purest, give 'em service with no insurance Evil I see through like cellophane Knowledge of self, that's why people see Del as strange They wanna humanize the most demonic dudes Apply harmonic rules Decide, who is the guy America's just like a pair of gloves Don't want to share with us Anarchy, tear it up

    [Chorus 3x] [Craze scratches "three sixty degrees"]

    [Mr. Lif then Del alternating stanzas] The new era, brings terror You wish the quality of life was better Peep the dilemma

    Yeah life's getting dimmer Stomachs' gettin' thinner But your soul keep you full, obesity's for sinners

    The sentiment lingers Low self-esteem hinders

    I tell my people 'bout slavery, no one remembers

    Maybe they ought to take a look in they mirrors

    Like Michael Jackson, and they actions get clearer

    Beware, the imagery might scare ya

    If you ain't close to the source, then you don't like prosperity

    One of many waitin' in line for therapy

    But everyone bear a seed as pure as the air we breathe

    shwaggaon November 07, 2012   Link

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