Lyrics:
And the kansas river in the united of america
Where do these rivers start ?
Show me where the river starts
I want to go praise god
Show me where the river starts
I
We have readings over Kansas that were very pleasant today
However, we are looking for a new front to begin to drift south and eastward
The central
I increase my throttle, uplift my shuttle
Tribe in a huddle, pilot on auto, bro
I'm not a role model, more like a psycho
A Bates type of Psycho,
Go on, tell them to beat that drum
Reset the depths of your foundation
Many meditations link back to One
Uplift The Most High with every song
So me
penetration
To their central point crushin' their nucleus
Rushing their central brain command
Planting a virus that expands
Through your whole nervous
wiggidee rock the Fubu
The official launch the missile
Blow the whistle at the art official
Miggidee mix sure to South Central
Forget you like
And the gang still can't do no live shows until the law uplifts it (nah)
Now tell them "Look at what you made us do" like Taylor Swift did (look at that)
Still
This old train, she a rollin' south
Chuggin' right along, but you better watch out
cause the Union and Central pickin' up the pace
This old train,
monopolized so I utilize
Careful not to jeopardize on my chances
Some niggas pack 17 to stack their advances
I had a couple of homies that went to Kansas
Nanananananananana..........
And there is no more Yale
There is no more New York
No more Central Park
No more Walter Cronkite
Duran Duran
No more Bruce Springsteen (he
Central to Watts
My home, my home L.A. I ride for you
When I am gone just know that I owe you
My home, my home L.A. I ride for you
When I am gone
complaining,
I just wipe the sweat
And keep it pushing
At least I never had to see
The walls of central booking
Cuz these police is feeling eager
Just
why less than 10 per cent of our
Nation reads books daily
Why most people think Central Amerika
Means Kansas
Socialism means unamerican
Like that, that
In Vallejo, California Mr. Flamboyant
In Oakland, Mr. Flamboyant
South Central, San Francisco Flamboyant, Frisco
North Richmond,
and uplift the sky high, vertical positions
keeps criminals in vicious cycles
Unrestrainable
Cats be untameable and ghettos too
You might see nightly drug
reads books daily
Why most people think Central America
means Kansas
Socialism means unamerican
and Apartheid is a new headache remedy
Absorbed in it's
chances
Some niggas pack 17 to stack their advances.
I had a couple of homies that went to Kansas and Colorado.
I never been one to follow
I'm a lone
of our
Nation reads books daily
Why most people think Central America
means Kansas
Socialism means unamerican
and Apartheid is a new headache remedy
a sunny day, why don't we play in Central Park,
Can't even find a cloud in the sky,
No need to stop for a sigh,
We got what money can't buy.
Say, we can
opinion divides
At times I even gotta check myself
This is bigger than YOU bigger than I
Young nigga everyday is a lesson
Kansas down to central texas
Stay
thirteen plowing sand
Then the farm blowed off to Kansas and daddy said you are a man
Darkness chased the daylight as the sun came crashin down
Cross
to Philly
Had to stop in Harrisburg cause all my family they miss me
Then it's up to NYC man the city never sleeps
I hit Brooklyn I hit Central Park
used to crawl, bustin' half eighths in front of Budig Hall
On the college campus but not at Stanford
University of Kansas, time zone Central Standard
central Kansas where the rails collide
There's a silver moon shining by the river tonight
Will I lose you out there later on
We used to see birds in
.jpg/300px-Count_Basie_(1955_Kriegsmann_portrait_-_square_crop).jpg "Count Basie & the Kansas City Three")
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