I can ride my bike with no handlebars
No handlebars
No handlebars
I can ride my bike with no handlebars
No handlebars
No handlebars

Look at me, look at me
Hands in the air like it's good to be alive
And I'm a famous rapper
Even when the paths are all crookedy
I can show you how to do-si-do
I can show you how to scratch a record
I can take apart the remote control
And I can almost put it back together
I can tie a knot in a cherry stem
I can tell you about Leif Ericson
I know all the words to "De Colores"
And "I'm proud to be an American"
Me and my friend saw a platypus
Me and my friend made a comic book
And guess how long it took
I can do anything that I want 'cause, look

I can keep rhythm with no metronome
No metronome
No metronome
And I can see your face on the telephone
On the telephone
On the telephone

Look at me
Look at me
Just called to say that it's good to be alive
In such a small world
I'm all curled up with a book to read
I can make money, open up a thrift store
I can make a living off a magazine
I can design an engine
Sixty-four miles to a gallon of gasoline
I can make new antibiotics
I can make computers survive aquatic conditions
I know how to run a business
And I can make you wanna buy a product
Movers, shakers and producers
Me and my friends understand the future
I see the strings that control the systems
I can do anything with no assistance
'Cause I can lead a nation with a microphone
With a microphone
With a microphone
And I can split the atoms of a molecule
Of a molecule
Of a molecule

Look at me
Look at me
Driving and I won't stop
And it feels so good to be
Alive and on top
My reach is global
My tower secure
My cause is noble
My power is pure
I can hand out a million vaccinations
Or let 'em all die in exasperation
Have 'em all healed of their lacerations
Have 'em all killed by assassination
I can make anybody go to prison
Just because I don't like 'em
And I can do anything with no permission
I have it all under my command
Because I can guide a missile by satellite
By satellite
By satellite
And I can hit a target through a telescope
Through a telescope
Through a telescope
And I can end the planet in a holocaust
In a holocaust
In a holocaust
In a holocaust
In a holocaust
In a holocaust

I can ride my bike with no handlebars
No handlebars
No handlebars
I can ride my bike with no handlebars
No handlebars
No handlebars


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Handlebars Lyrics as written by Jamie Laurie Andrew Guerrero

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    I think this song taps into the illuminati archetype and rich and famous people controlling the world. At the beginning, they mention that it's good to be alive and he's a famous rapper (take for instance Jay-Z or Eminem's rags-to-riches and going from being happy to be alive to obscene wealth). Later backed up with "I can keep rhythm with no metronome" and rap typically being off beat. This is followed by an illuminati stereotype of him getting this ultimate power from his music and getting the ability to spy on you through your phone like conspiracy theorists say the nsa do "I can see your face on a telephone" Later, he's sitting curled up in his house with crazy political power and influence and obscene wealth. Next, he can lead the nation with a microphone. All he needs to do is get the attention of the people by spittin bars and he's leading the country better than the president. Next, his music has given him so much power that he can pretty much do anything and can pretty much bribe anyone who opposes. At the end, it goes back to handlebars, which reflects back to his dreams that led him to the ultimate power he possesses now.

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