We mean business
When we bout this
We ain't monotonous
When we rock this
We take it seriously
Ain't no mystery
We notchin' one in history
See its literally lyrically serious

This is mind penetration
Through rhyme concentrated
Word use administration
And abrasive education

Sixth sense illumination
On reconciliation
Put the cross placement
With the cross over placement

So cautiously
I approach the mic without apostasy
It's costing me
Every proper due from fellow emcees

But these be
More than just rhymes and punch lines to me
Seriously we have no time for playing lyrically
At least we don't and that's a money back guarantee

'Cause people need
More than entertainment from the industry
So many lives
Depending on lies

So too many die
'Cause too many high
And not many try
To live a life beyond self

Chasing status and wealth
Using excuses how you came up
For records to sell
The stories you tell

Done been told in so many ways
The only difference
Is your platinum shackles and iced out chains
So ignorantly

You keep them loving mentel slavery
They want to be free
But you ignore responsibility
Ignorantly

You keep them loving mental slavery
They want to be free
But you ignore responsibility

Yo we make an orangutan with lipstick on
Recite these words and sing this song
No drugs or pills that I be on
Scratch and sniff my provolone

The place I'm at I so belong
Glad to be here thank you glad you could make it
Ain't nobody took it where we bout to take it
We so serious hip skip bounce to be us

My voluptuous style make you chew up my style
Lunatic rippin' up the tile
Fact or fable
Tools of necessity a m...


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Seriously Lyrics as written by Stacy Bernard Jones Teron David Carter

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