Wait, hold up, chill, what's that, son?
Damn nigga got fucked, shit, huh
By his back, watch nigga run
Seven the center of your eight point Sun
Hold tight grip on the God-U now, you best be careful!
Can't dodge two self, h'es aimed at your dome piece
Father-U-C-King police!

Something in the slum went rum-pum-pum-pum
Something in the slum went rum-pum-pum-pum

Yo, Rae it's been a long time son since we bust gun
Clap glaciers, ran the world and snatched paper
Return to the 36th Chamber
Proceed with caution as you enter
We have an A.P.B. on an MC Killer
Looks like the work of a master

Yo something in the street went, bang bang
Making it hard for you to do your thang thang
Something in the street went bang bang

Up in the boss game wilding, money for grabs
I ain't fucking with crabs, out of state copped two labs
Hopped two cabs, back on the Ave
Stab you with the vocab, catch me at the big dough rehab
Tryna re-up, keep my feet up
Snake niggas in the cut, hold the product
Time is up, no luck, heat start to bust
Niggas you can't trust, dealing with lust
Seen him at the ballgames with James

Something in the street went, bang bang
Making it hard for you to do your thang thang
Something in the street went, bang bang
Making it hard for you to do your thang thang

Something in the hall went, click click
The boxcutter went, click click
Something in the hole went, click click
The boxcutter went, click click

These are the bones, bones from the grave of Houdini
G-Deini, Ronzoni noodles sprinkled on your embry'
Climb like the deficit, profits, death threats
To Israel slid through Bethlehem bong on one wheel
Syringes, rubber bands, needles, the 60's
Granddaddy Caddy was copping 6 G's
B'gosh all that Oshkosh jumpers
Pink Champelle, brown paper bags, wall to wall bumpers

These ain't the camera guys, cause terror in your eyes
Sweat on the hammer fly, Ways of the Samurai
Newsflash bulletin, Gods on the prowl
We full again, ruff men scuff Timbs
Sonic bionic lens, RZA console
Is it Bush or the Dole, front row of the Superbowl
Black gold in my soul, on a ho stroll
Don't go boy you on parole you don't know?

Someone in the back went, clack clack
Money is stacked, now bust your gun, clack clack
Someone in the back went, clack clack
Money is stacked, now bust your gun, clack clack

Made 'em throw they hands up but then lay flat
Rat pack eat up, the average alley cat
Prepare for the impact when we contact
Known to drop facts that crack your hard hat
Must I show and prove, trust I, bust I
Make your head spin like chrome 20's on the buggy-I Benz
Who contends, Wu like the Superfriends
Who's your rhyming hero? Wu-Tang rules again

Someone in the back went, clack clack
Money is stacked, now bust your gun, clack clack
Someone in the back went, clack clack
Money is stacked, now bust your gun, clack clack

Yo something in the street went, bang bang
Making it hard for you to do your thang thang
Something in the street went, bang bang

Something in the hole went click click
The boxcutter went click click
Something in the hole went click click
The boxcutter went click click

Something in the slum went rum-pum-pum-pum
Something in the slum went rum-pum-pum-pum


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Careful (Click, Click) Lyrics as written by Elgin Evander Turner Darryl Robert Hill

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    Thank you! Ill be sure to check it out! And Oh my god, quite disturbing. My face was stuck at a WTF expression.

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