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cure I fear that I'll always be here Goin year after year after year Eyes cry shed tears life smears no cure I fear that I'll always be here Goin year
my 100,000 hours This wasn't by luck Yeah, what more do they want Ay, they want 100 years of this shit 100 years of this shit They want 100 years
hopping along, when suddenly he comes and cures me. One minute I'm a leper with a trade, next moment me livelihood's gone. Not so much as a by your leave.
This is called get 'High And Listen To The Cure' Roman's in the next room I gotta press the beat button by myself One, two I wanna get high I
you ain't easily liked Sike, I'm on my toes like a thieve in the night Same reason my balaclava never leave by my side Give ’em the cure (Cure
the place where we've come from 100 years go by 100 years they fly We raise our banner high Our colors in the sky 100 years go by 100 years they fly 100
the skies with our tiara The life and fate of Aniara We write an endless symphony Now thousands were weeping And hundreds cried in dismay Twenty years today!
can make a hundred beats and then proceed to spit 'em right through Jaws drop they can't believe, they get surprised that it is a white dude And now I
cancer foundation in 1913 to cover this shit up So even a hundred years before you were born these villains in history Be planning our Enslavement
All of that dehydrates me, so what's worse The fact that we're blinded by the truth Or sold lies on TV I'm told that drinking is a cure I'm told that
hundred years Four hundred years we been dying four hundred years I cry for the blood of my ancestors Spilled by the uncivilised heathen slave masters
pollinated by the "Be" Pac called it the rose that rose from concrete How do you define divine that finds street? "Hip bop," the color of my leaves Not
don't care Why you giving such an evil eye Could it be you were ignored by every passerby And it won't mean a thing in a hundred years No, it won't
talking about what we've done Seconds minutes hours days Every moment slips away Years go by in a heartbeat so don't let me slip away In a 100 years
The best friends he'd grown Up with everything to Decide to start from the ground up With a couple hundred dollars The clothes on our Backs, no family in
please. A hundred years ago. They thought the stars were set a-light, Ho, yes, ho! By some good angel every night, A hundred years ago. They hung a man
of state niggas get Mad 'cause we rich (Hahaha, richhh) Pick up a super chicken bac-ca (Bac-ca, bac-ca) He said selling 28 and a hundred by mail For
'n around my toe Frost had bit the ground below Was a hundred degrees below zero And my momma cried: Nanook! Nanook! Nanook! Nanook! Nanook! No no Save
near here, up in Humboldt County about 200 miles north of San Francisco right near a town called Shelter Cove, get this: three- to four-hundred American
of rap was terrible Everybody comparable But me & gang lightyears ahead This music cure your blues like Theraflu It's only right that we resurrecting All
My flow was opium, we cock bottles and open them The relevance Stop by, tryna see a nigga All I buy is these trees, king 100 ki's in them
and tourists have liaisons In hundred year old tiny hotel rooms Scenic views, clear blue skies and bad lungs Winter comes and there's no cure for bad lungs
Another hundred people just got off of the train And came up through the ground while Another hundred people just got off of the bus And are
I'm never done paying my dues My mind frame is "I'm forever making my payments" I walk by a so called tough guy, watch him tuck his chain in No
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