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Word up! It's just a little
Somethin to tide you over, word up
The "KRStyle" album comin soon
KRS-One all in the room
We gonna bounce these cats this year, word up
Why they do this? Ha - yo, yo
I climb up the back of rappers
Reach over they head
And rap backwards at 'em excuse me madam
I used to throw these uzis at 'em
But I'm a teacher, skills I truly have 'em
These clubs I duly pack 'em
Potential lawyers engineers and doctors
I do attract 'em
Go to your professors and ask 'em
If the songs of the "Edutainment" in
College they didn't blast 'em
Yes - I'm that ancient one
I set the framework for today's
Rappers to make they funds
But no you don't know me son
My facial features matches the Sphinx
With it's nose redone
You know how many clubs we done rocked?
You know how many guns we done popped?
You know how many funds we done dropped?
You know how many ones we done got?
We been gettin live since the
Days of Chubb Rock
We know how to survive these other cats
Be in at nine o'clock then be out at five
Uhh
We doin the overtime, on stage I over-rhyme
Makin these whack rappers tow the line
Steppin to me
I know you blind cause your whole flow
Your show, your style
You know it's all mine!
The first time you learned to spit
It was either me, Kane, Rakim or Slick Rick!
Water splashes welcome to the "KRStyle"
This year I had to switch styles
And bust off two miss-iles
And that's not all, rappers have the gall
To pray and pray for my downfall
- but still in all
I have X amount of lyrics to get 'em all
Live at the club I spit 'em all
Rappers backstage lookin sad and piti-fal
Cause they know I'm the pinna-cle
And they mini mal
I spit the metaphysical, the spiritual
The oracle, the lyrical, the oratorical
Rookie! I'll mop the floor witcho'
I'm the lyrical foundation to all your flows
All your clothes
All your shows and I'm not alone
You wouldn't even know how to hold
The mic or the phone
You couldn't even bite on the bone
While we was rockin mics out in Rome
Now you hyped cause you grown?
You know we internationally known
The people love it
But what they learnin bout is on the whole
Look above it
But let us get back to what we call hip-hop
Before you whack rappers went pop
Somethin to tide you over, word up
The "KRStyle" album comin soon
KRS-One all in the room
We gonna bounce these cats this year, word up
Why they do this? Ha - yo, yo
I climb up the back of rappers
Reach over they head
And rap backwards at 'em excuse me madam
I used to throw these uzis at 'em
But I'm a teacher, skills I truly have 'em
These clubs I duly pack 'em
Potential lawyers engineers and doctors
I do attract 'em
Go to your professors and ask 'em
If the songs of the "Edutainment" in
College they didn't blast 'em
Yes - I'm that ancient one
I set the framework for today's
Rappers to make they funds
But no you don't know me son
My facial features matches the Sphinx
With it's nose redone
You know how many clubs we done rocked?
You know how many guns we done popped?
You know how many funds we done dropped?
You know how many ones we done got?
We been gettin live since the
Days of Chubb Rock
We know how to survive these other cats
Be in at nine o'clock then be out at five
Uhh
We doin the overtime, on stage I over-rhyme
Makin these whack rappers tow the line
Steppin to me
I know you blind cause your whole flow
Your show, your style
You know it's all mine!
The first time you learned to spit
It was either me, Kane, Rakim or Slick Rick!
Water splashes welcome to the "KRStyle"
This year I had to switch styles
And bust off two miss-iles
And that's not all, rappers have the gall
To pray and pray for my downfall
- but still in all
I have X amount of lyrics to get 'em all
Live at the club I spit 'em all
Rappers backstage lookin sad and piti-fal
Cause they know I'm the pinna-cle
And they mini mal
I spit the metaphysical, the spiritual
The oracle, the lyrical, the oratorical
Rookie! I'll mop the floor witcho'
I'm the lyrical foundation to all your flows
All your clothes
All your shows and I'm not alone
You wouldn't even know how to hold
The mic or the phone
You couldn't even bite on the bone
While we was rockin mics out in Rome
Now you hyped cause you grown?
You know we internationally known
The people love it
But what they learnin bout is on the whole
Look above it
But let us get back to what we call hip-hop
Before you whack rappers went pop
Lyrics submitted by Mellow_Harsher
Splash Lyrics as written by Lawrence Krsone Parker
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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