Yeah pete Rock
Yeah, Marciano oo oooo
Yo check it, check it

Yo the beauty of my work is immeasurable
With no spare time for errors
Make records and jewels
Chess moves are well thought
Out before they hatch
Stressed dudes light the fuck
Out upon the mat
Fucker always very underrated advice
And the mother so I must
Learn the matrix of life
Nevertheless, a race against time is hell
Where the wheat fell dealing
With the mind it'self diving hell
Scourge of the villains and thieves
Insert my tape, make niggas from G's
G’s make bitches strip down to bare
And the crates get dug in
Like the ground is sand
And your beef's still better unsaid
'cause it ain’t worth it
I curse it mercilessly and put some work in
I swerve ten
Word to get back before you know it
It's so heroic like the old story of Joseph
Yes yes y'all, ya don't stop, body rock
Kamikaze is shot
Nox like Muhammad Ali and not
Charlie Green's jive Hollywood bop
B-boy on the block, pop P-Lloyd
Nine o'clock in the seat and groin
Passing the door strapped to the inseam of
My loins, addin' on, yo
Vagabond, rap dawn, shackled in chains
Actin' humane, black ski rack on the rage
Got brains like Danny Ainge, one shot aim
Five grains, Timbs leaning, knaw’mean yo, uh
Scourge of the villains and thieves
Insert my tape make niggas from G’s

My imagination is mute
I speak only to let reality loose
Hundred proof, bearer of fruit
Produced from light roots
Like ginseng juice I sing over loops
Shoot at the beef, creep for the loot
I'm a living legacy
Deep like the first weeks of pregnancy
Ebony like over the mic
Egg your light, knowledge precise
Cipher of life
Pay dues, take what I use to pay the price
To wipe tears, blood, sweat
Feed from the breast of
Mother nature of death
Only on the days that I’m stressed, yo
A word become the flesh in my bones
I be alone inside a zone of my own
Rolling elves like I growed in home
Rappers are why you fruit's styrofoam cup
Plain folk simple enough, I deconstruct
Clones of clones, load it up, ready to bust
Beef on the street will leave you touch
Different, the beast is steam and dust
Watch what happens when the rapper starts

Check it yo, yo
The undisputed Unit, pushing blue Buick
Deuce deuces to wedge hot battery juices
Gradually melt drags deteriorate
Wild acid, flesh eatin' physically ate
Tri motor fifteen valves and gasoline
Burn your home down
Must'a take war to that extreme
Atoms erode, due to experiments with mics
Pyramid life, deliver image of light
Infinite
You can spend a lifetime tryin' to get it
Exquisite, SKA, magnetic
Raggers head, next seven and part
Seven letters ajar
Peasant not, ’till the death of my art
Check it, yo


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