Now I know, fools get their own when they chit chat
Haven't heard yet, but you can bet I'm not with that
With that talk, with the digi-walk
I stalk a bird, you heard, absurd word to the fact
I'm a cat nippin', sippin' on the flask
Passin' it, talking shit, but only if your ass
In front of me â??cause you could run from me, but
In the end, revenge send ends to the defendant
I can't get caught in the spiral 'cause every bit of energy
It goes to my survival, out my way
I'm a flicka-flacka blotter, ya try to find a weakness
But the shit keeps gettin' harder

[Chorus:]
Fourth of July, with Lucy in Sky
I remember pine trees and the coat of many colors
I was nineteen, I'd do anything
Shit like that now scares me, but I'd like to do it again
It was Independence day
I've seen the other side and I say
Oh, I've been insane
And I won't ever be the same

Cause we flow we must be fly
First to flow Nickel my brother, so wise
And then I rise
Here's an ill kid, pimpin' 'cause he is so slick
Steps from darkness, his body electric
A drone buzzes the air, a cracklin' tone
Then boomin' like thunder in a cosmic jungle
Death defyin' like Knievel, he feeble
Words that will wobble, awkward and evil
'cause he flow and rock the hardest of the crowds A marvel pow, how you like me now?
I've returned, the kiss of death, the last Damien
From the abyss, fresh eternal alien
Now famished from pathless way, I may do damage
To the whack MC's, I know you can't stand this
Right about now, get down, I'm the annihilator Rockin' with the rhythm of my rhyme detonator

[Chorus]

Yeah


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Homebrew Lyrics as written by Chad Ronald Sexton Aaron Charles Wills

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    It's about an acid trip, definitely. "Lucy in sky" is obvious, "I'd do anything" is about how he was experimental, and the "coat of many colors" certainly and maybe the "pine trees" are what he saw when he was on the trip. And the title "Homebrew" means that he made his own at home.

    I might be wrong though about 1 or 2 of the lines... I'm not an expert or experienced with drugs. But it's surely about an acid trip.

    suckmykisson May 03, 2004   Link

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