I do not, I do not, I am just, I am just a rapper

Sick boy make moves like a chess piece
And that move real quick like Nestle
Let me make it clear for a second like Pepsi
i was never worried bout my wallet bein empty
Cause when it was empty, I was still happy
Walkin with my Walkman, freestyle rappin
High school bullies like what the fuck happened
Nigga off the hook like i fuckin shot the captain

And this supposed to be relaxin, rappin is my hobby
I did this in my bedroom where I separate my laundry
Watchin old episodes of Shining Time Station
You are now listening to my mouth on vacation (ation)
Why you doing this, what's your motivation?
I am just a rapper, I don't need the paper
No Will Smith went off without a hitch man
C-H-I-L-D it's the ISH man
Do sixteen bars no wristband
I'll always be childish, call me Maggie Simpson
Run the track like my tongue's an Olympian
I've always been this good, you just weren't listening

Imma try to make my street cred stack up
I mean I'm rapping over Grizzy Bear, what the fuck
Gather swagger up, before I take it all
You started rapping when you wasn't good at basketball
I started rapping cause I fucking need some Adderall
I can't do one thing, I'm just too good
I can't do one thing, I am Tiger Woods
I make you iPod hotter than a lighter would

Picture me in sixth grade, overweight, overbite
Got my fake Adidas on, whiting out the fourth stripe
Kid named Vincent got it out for me, I hate that guy
Frodo from Chicago, really small and shy
You better recognize, cause I'm no better now
Cause I was always sick, my life's a hospital
And that's some funny shit, that turd is Apatow
That female dog is blind, well bitch look at me now!

I'm wearing tight jeans, and nobody's laughing
More pussy than recycled sanitary napkins
Bitch sitting shotgun in my Tracy Chapman
I did exactly what you niggas said would never happen.

I'm doing me so big I can hardly walk
These rappers need ER like they're Charlie Park
Stay hard like my suit made by Tony Stark
This kinda music make your balls drop, Dick Clark
Yes I'm grown and sexy, and I'm worth the wait
Girls act like I'm the only dude on earth to date
Put these words on your head and let them percolate
We need to separate church and state.

I used to have to pay for gas in my momma's Saturn
And now I'm paying for a mortgage as a working actor
If living my life is what you say you're chasing after
Nigga stop talking shit and just be a rapper (be a rapper).


Lyrics submitted by jaggaboo, edited by TheTimeHawk

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    These are fairly off in places. From what I can tell this is a bit closer:

    I do not talk, I am just a rapper.

    Sick boy make moves like a chess piece, And I move real quick like Nestle. Let me make it clear for a second like Pepsi, I was never worried bout my wallet bein' empty. 'Cause when it was empty, I was still happy, Walkin with my Walkman, freestyle rappin', High school bullies like "What the fuck happened?" Nigga' off the hook like I fuckin' shot the captain.

    And this is me relaxin', rapping is my hobby. I did this in my bedroom where I separate my laundry, Watching old episodes of Shining Time Station. You are now listening to my mouth on vacation (ation) Why you doin' this, what's your motivation? I am just a rapper, I don't need the paper. No Will Smith went off without a Hitch, man, C-H-I-L-D it's the ISH man Do sixteen bars no wristband, I'll always be childish, call me Maggie Simpson. Run the track like my tongue's an Olympian, I've always been this good, you just weren't listening.

    Imma try to make my street cred stack up, I mean I'm rapping over Grizzy Bear, what the fuck? Gather swagger up, before I take it all: You started rapping when you wasn't good at basketball, I started rapping cause I fuckin' need some Adderall. I can't do one thing, I'm just too good. I can't do one thing, I am Tiger Woods. I make you iPod hotter than a lighter would.

    Picture me in sixth grade, overweight, overbite, Got my fake Adidas on, whiting out the fourth stripe. Kid named Vincent got it out for me, I hate that guy. Frodo from Chicago, really small and shy. You better recognize, cause I'm no better now, Cause I was always sick, my life's a hospital, And that's some funny shit, that turd is Apatow, That female dog is blind, well bitch look at me now!

    I'm wearing tight jeans, and nobody's laughing, More pussy than recycled sanitary napkins, Bitch sitting shotgun in my Tracy Chapman, I did exactly what you niggas said would never happen.

    I'm doing me so big I can hardly walk. These rappers need ER like they're Charlie Park. Stay hard like my suit made by Tony Stark, This kinda music make your balls drop, Dick Clark. Yes I'm grown and sexy, and I'm worth the wait. Girls act like I'm the only dude on earth to date. Put these words on your head and let them percolate, We need to separate [???] church and state.

    I used to have to pay for gas in my momma's Saturn, And now I'm paying for a mortgage as a working actor. If living my life is what you say you're chasing after Nigga' stop talking shit and just be a rapper (be a rapper).

    feedmylegon March 19, 2010   Link

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