head, pressure, senses, clutch
date, divinity, wouldn't fuck
touched, hazy, god change
rush floor life veins

head, pressure, senses, clutch
date, divinity, wouldn't fuck
touched, hazy, god change
rush floor life

from a head full of pressure
rests the senses that i clutch
made a date with divinity but she wouldn't let me fuck
i got touched by a hazy shade of god, help me change
caught a rush on the floor from the life in my veins

from a head full of pressure
rests the senses that i clutch
made a date with divinity but she wouldn't let me fuck
i got touched by a hazy shade of god, help me change
caught a rush on the floor from the life in my veins

it goes:
one for the cannabis
and two for your dianetics
three for your reasoning
and four for those that try to get it
five for your love
and six for the stress
and seven for the day that i climbed into this mess

from a head full of pressure, rests the senses that i clutch
made a date with divinity but she wouldn't let me fuck
i got touched by a hazy shade of god, help me change
caught a rush on the floor from the life in my veins

i'm catchin ulcers from the childproof lighters
and all of these fine-toothed fighters
that keep the wires in my head tighter
i'm tired out by the distances achieved walkin in my sleep
floors got shifted since the high got a tad too deep
ask Dad to keep cool ill call him back
as soon as i resume normal, and get out of this bathroom
and call management
seek some reimbursement
for the nerve endings that burn from the first case

from a head full of pressure
rests the senses that i clutch
made a date with divinity but she wouldn't let me fuck
i got touched by a hazy shade of god, help me change
caught a rush on the floor from the life in my veins

from a head full of pressure
rests the senses that i clutch
made a date with divinity but she wouldn't let me fuck
i got touched by a hazy shade of god, help me change
caught a rush on the floor from the life in my veins

so fuck needles, fuck smoke, fuck lines that make the sinus choke

fuck chasers and trails, fuck raves and rails
fuck hangovers, fuck hallucinations
regurgitations, mandatory sentences

and UA tracing blind
my insight indulge in common sense
give me inhibition, kill the superstition and the confidence

built a tolerance now its more than i consume
and when it boards up my room the world's whores will croon in unison

unify the eulogy

autopsy pages read euthenasia i.e. irony
well here i be within a pool of my drool, sedated
windows dilated comatose life overdose
tell Jacob Miles keep it wild-style
i promise i'll smile
and check the floor, god's got nice tile

tell Jacob Miles to keep that shit wild-style
and i'll smile, and check the floor god's got nice tile

from a head full of pressure, rests the senses that i clutch
i made a date with divinity but she wouldn't let me fuck
and i got touched by a hazy shade of god, help me change
caught a rush on the floor from the life in my veins (X2)

head
pressure
senses
clutch
date
divinity
wouldn't
fuck
touched
hazy
god
changed
rush
floor
life...



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    This song is plain and simple the greatest hip-hop song ever written. It is a masterpiece and is well...atmospheric. By the way is it on any albums?

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