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Everything I'll ever want Is waiting for me in Vermont I'll pony up and leave the bay To see Vermont another day Everything I'll ever want Is
live, real rap's back again You in tune to the real, Hard Truth Soldier radio The "Sonic Jihad" continues Where you either with us, or you against us
man talking on the radio Said we're all doomed to the inferno Baby we could be the ones to start the fire Let's rob a bank babe, make it public Burn
Stop it, stop it hey radio, fuck you! Radio Fuck you! Y’all don’t want to lose again a Lot of people here tonight felt like They lost you know why?
of the underground music scene To attempt to change their so-called artistic endeavors, in a Vain attempt to appeal to the public at large. Behold,
Ayy ayy, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop Stop it radio, fuck you! Radio, fuck you! Ya'll don't wanna lose again Lot of people here felt Tonight like
Playing in the backyard I could always hear you crying The sun was out and shining always shining for a while Oh when we lived on Vermont Avenue I
you can be Word, censorship of reality Radio suckers never play me Radio suckers never play me Radio suckers never play me Suckers don't, but
[DJ: This is radio K-EAZY-E. Hi, this is Greg Mac. Mac Attack And we're gonna go to the phones right now and find out what's goin' on. Hello, who is
[DJ: This is radio K-EAZY-E. Hi, this is Greg Mac. Mac Attack And we're gonna go to the phones right now and find out what's goin' on. Hello, who is
there were reviews in Billboard and Cash Box But they were by professional critics And they rarely reflect The opinions of the public the critics were
Hard truth soldier radio Brothers and sisters, this is not a test I've been asked by Public Enemy Leader Chuck D to make this emergency
the marquee There's laughing outside We're locked out of the public eye Some smooth chords On the car radio No hard chords On the car radio Friends warehouse
the public you not on this You ain’t go platinum your shadow did And I ain’t lookin for acknowledges I just wanna f*ck on college b**ch They say the elephant
to Vermont I kick it lickety split And hand it to the man in the tan van And, as for you and your crew I don't hate you Peace is my priority 'cause Marley said
to Vermont I kick it lickety split And hand it to the man in the tan van And, as for you and your crew I don't hate you Peace is my priority 'cause Marley said
the things we can't do in public (Can't do in public, yeah) And tomorrow we can chill and laugh and talk about it She say she heard my song on the radio She
Your eyes are long Vermont roads With a tacky song on the radio And your eyes are toothless young men In Tennessee in the rain again
like cream I'm custard The diamonds VVed and custom I slide in the D she cussin I smoke my weed in public Serving then feens at Publix I really
not understand I was a young buck, flirtin' with disaster So I went to Vermont to get my Masters Straight up for education Went to Ghana to see
and every radio D. J. too. Every reggae reporter, producer, promoter I'd just like to say thank you. And all the youth I stand and salute for staying
And out of the ? ? ? There's laughing outside We're locked out of the public eye No smooth chords on the car radio No harsh chords on the car radio No
of the public eye No Smooth Chords On the car radio No Smooth Chords On the car radio We set the trash on fire And watch outside the door And men come up
a miracle It ain't good on the back for too long Two of the hubcaps stayed in Vermont But with your feet up on the dash And that smile you could you patch up
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