Lyrics:
sustained by my empathy
When i rap and i mix i am aligned in harmony
I been around a while, but i'm younger than anthropocene
Zeni Pincher reasons that this
Written in the book of life which I read today
I don't spit that sense vibe I'm on a next vibe
Meditating with four women on a next high
In the nexus,
away, and at last one day came a squaw with a story strange,
Of a long-deserted line of traps 'way back of the Bighorn range;
Of a little hut by
if you can't mix it's not happening (nah)
More time gunshots in the air like bap bap bap bap (mad)
Book smart with the bars but I never learnt that
mesmerized
With your black hair and your fat-ass thighs
Yeah, yeah look, love I'm mesmerized by you
Saw a little dimple and I knew I had
To try you in
book behind
Well that little black book ain't little no more
And it wasn't too hard too find
[Chorus]
Shed leave me in this lonely room
and the little polyhedron
the Necronomicon and the Black Book welled
infandous rhythms, blackest ceremonies of the Sabbat
unknown ritual, the witch croaking
age
When the bandstands had a thousand ways
Of refusing a black man admission
Black musician
In those days they put him in an
Underdog position
age
When the bandstands had a thousand ways
Of refusing a black man admission
Black musician
In those days they put him in an
Underdog position
age
When the bandstands had a thousand ways
Of refusing a black man admission
Black musician
In those days they put him in an
Underdog position
age
When the bandstands had a thousand ways
Of refusing a black man admission
Black musician
In those days they put him in an
Underdog position
the track yea
Gotta get this money
Payback bouta stack
Damn I lost flow now I gotta track back
Books in my bag
Issa black knapsack
Walking with my angels
She didn't make it this far by just shakin' hands
(Hey, hey) I doubt she'd even let the devil buy her little black book
City Hall would probably fall
to my voice if I stay silent when black people are dying
Then I'm trying to be politically correct?
I can book a whole tour, sell out the tickets
Rap
Shake your head and
Say it's a shame.
Spin me back down the years and the days of my youth.
Draw the lace and black curtains and shut out the whole
age
When the bandstands had a thousand ways
Of refusing a black man admission
Black musician
In those days they put him in an
Underdog position
For what comes naturally
And if I never knew the truth
Well she'd be fine with me
One night she stayed over here
And left her little black book behind
to kill every nigga
That stand by him or speak for him
Can you stop actin' like you
Doin' me a favor? Do I seem rattled?
This idiot don't even know he tell
Son of the gun said the angel one by one
Gonna get a little dirt on them hands
Sleep out back in that old plywood shack
Slave to a six pack
Drinking
canteloupe little old maid
A big black berry inside the cool-aid
A bass guitar a old fruit jar
A green canteen and a chocolate bar
Cannonball baby doll
Kill it
Kill it
Kill it
All black ugh
All black ugh
Dressed in all black
But it’s
Off white
Ugh ugh
Dressed in all black
But it’s
Off white
national anthem
Verse Three: Sir Mix-a-Lot
Am I a communist? No. But my brain ain't slow
Not long ago, Mix-a-Lot was po'
Never helped out by the ones
me
Teach all our babies to move with more wisdom
Down with the foolishness
Down with the system
Put a little bit of knowledge in the mix
And I'm
stainless
The archbishop run from the Knox
A Chris biscuit plus play the heart, wrists glisten
Goon captain, catch me in Africa black down with 4 5
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