C'Mon.

Se on demokraattist,
ku annat litsarin jokaiselle joka tulee vastaan sua baaris.
Ku Jeesus kysy faijaltaan: "Quo vadis?"
Se sano: "Joka ämmä on saalis."
Poikani, ei oo olemassa valintoja väärii,
mut paras on usein sitä, mikä on populäärii.
Voit etsii sitä jotain vaikka maailman ääriin,
mut ei laadulla korvata määrii.
Sun reviiri, se on vaan snadi laatikko. Ku puhallan sun korvaan, se on inspiraatio.
Sanktiot saatiin jo, älä kysy vaadinko. Meil on laguuni, jäätikkö, avaruus ja aavikko.
Ku minä haluun miellyttää massaa, ku minä haluun miellyttää kassaa.
En voi tätä selväksi selventää, ku jokaiselle jotain on ei mitään kellekään.

Annan mielikuvii muille, elämän rippeitä, palasia, ja tiedän et tuol on viel satoja mun tapasia.
Heitä ilmaan satasia, maapallo palaa. Takapihal liian vakavina, ulkona taas sataa pian.
Kuulen huutoja joka suunnista, musast uudesta, teollisen musagenren tuulista.
Elektroräppiä, blogihousea. Ylitarjonnast kovin äkkii liian paha nausea.
Tää on pienii kuvioita, senttejä hustlaa. Ja senki takii pitäis kaikki muka uhrata.
Musantekojuhlaa, ku kerran vuodes mä saan pari tonnii siit, et aikaani tähän viel tuhlaan.
Massoja miellyttäny harvoin. Se ei oo yks perushiphopin arvoi.
Ja jokaisenki takia mä valvoin, mut jengi vaan epäjumalia palvoi.
Ja se kompromissi tehään pakon ees. Musabisnes on Skynet, tapa konees.

Uu beibi, mä tykkään siit raakana, mut siin on vaaransa, kaikki on saatava.
Jos käännän katseeni pois hetkekski, ne kääntää mun lasin ja koittaa kaataa siihen jotain Schweppesii.
Noin ei mennä eetteriin. Juo Batteryy, ni saat energyy, gee.
Ja räppärillä roikkuu perse, penetraatio radiovehje.
Jokaselle jotakin, tota, tossa, toi ja pannaan nyt totaki.
Ja jengi kyllä aistii sen, annatsä kaikkes vai annatsä kaikille?
Mä pidän kiinni mun sädekaihtimet niin kauan ku jatkuu tää ittensä naiminen.
Sä sanot estäväs juurtumista, joten muuttuu tyylit niinku muuttuu listat.
Mul on keino estää puutumista. Tunge porkkana reikään sun kulttuurissas.
Dissaaks? No mieti ite. Se, et mä sanon sua huoraks, on vaan hyvin vahva mielipide.
En voi enempää selventää. Jokaselle jotakin on ei mitään kellekään.

Ruger, Ruger, Ruger, Ruger!
Ruger, Ruger, Ruger, Ruger!
Ruger, Ruger, Ruger, Ruger!


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