| Stomp ya feet, and clap ya hands
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| ‘Cause you’re listening to the sounds of the P-Funk band
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| Ain’t nothing new in what we do, ‘cause we doing it all just for you
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| Stomp ya feet, and clap ya hands
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| ‘Cause you’re listening to the sounds of the Sure Shot band
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| Ain’t nothing new in what we do, ‘cause we doing it all just for you
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| Uh to the…
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| Qualifying, rectifying, rocking ‘til the day we dying
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| Every time you’re screaming, crying, we’ll be there with no denying
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| (repeats)
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| C’mon Double…
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| Check it out, people, I’m so glad you’re here
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| I want my peoples in the front, my peoples in the rear
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| To let go of your troubles, grab a chair, and cool out
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| Turn up the stereo, light up the blunt, and crack the Guiness Stout
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| (Mike, you don’t drink that!) Yeah, but it rhymed
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| And I’mma keep going, flowing like the river, little nigga
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| Since 1987, I’ve been putting in work
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| Like a single mother serving suckas, and makin ‘em jerks
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| Big fluid when I do it, everybody say «go»
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| The cut creator of the hood, and already a pro
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| Smoking up the fat grams and slam like Big Show
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| Or Bam Bigelow to party down with the hoes
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| Until the crack of dawn, and don’t nobody dare yawn
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| «Word up!» |
| to Sanchez and the little homie rhymed
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| Right now, we on some wine-light, violin type
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| Make the beats late night, so they come out and act right
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| And put a kick in your eardrum, yo, you should expect
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| Nothing but the fly shit when we rocking your set
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| Damn right, it’s Thes One and Double K one time
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| Lay back with a cool one, so let’s do one, ya get it?
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| I’m like «with it» when it comes to being hip
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| Hang out with old dudes that’s rude, and talk shit
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| Close down on your rookies like your ladies at bedtime
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| Next time you wanna rhyme, throw this into rewind
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| And realize the real lives and the dope shit being given
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| It’s a privilege like your left turned herb, ya heard
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| Now I’mma chill with my blunt and Guiness, let the track speak
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| To all the stupid-ass people undermining the street
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| Yeah, I know what that was, when I «street,» I mean «real»
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| The People Under the Gangsta Steps, serving your thrill
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| Qualifying, rectifying, rocking ‘til the day we dying
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| Every time you’re screaming, crying, we’ll be there with no denying
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| (repeats)
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| Let’s rock! |
| (repeats)
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| (Amigitos!)
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| The type of family beat, horns with an age limit of like 38 and older
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| For old dudes, who pulled dames with game like a Pee Chee folder
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| For 40 holders, twist, tap, and drop the cap when you feel it
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| Non-sober sounds better, a sort-of a sweater-wearing groove
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| Got you feeling the jazz and make you wanna move
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| (On to the next brew!) ‘Bout to crack a new 32
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| Shout going to my crew and especially (Yahoo!)
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| Andre, Brandon, Paul, Anthony, Mike, and me
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| Who can’t stand new music, rather bump the JB’s
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| And stay ill, changing DATs, pushing rocks up a hill
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| Stupid sissy (Hush that fuss!) Ay-yo, chill!
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| Smoking beedis, hanging out the window sill, watching the moon
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| Writing rhymes, making beats, waking up at noon
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| Digging up old tunes, that’s the life for me
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| And chilling with my best friend whose name is MPC
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| So, Mike, please see if my track is going to tape
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| I gotta about a million rhymes, and I don’t know their fate
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| So one way or another, brother, I promise they’ll get heard
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| Yo, this is just the second LP, you can count on a third, word
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| And that’s all I got, before I go, I gotta give a shout
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| To Yuyo, Juan Carlos and Tino, Remi, Miguel, and Grenjes, mi primos
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| I’mma end this with Enola, I’m out drinking all the Inca Cola’s with rum
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| So get in the streets and act dumb (Says right here…)
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| People Under The Stairs, set rhymes to stun…
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| (Y’all niggas is out?) Aww, man, baby, don’t trip
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| The record’s not over, man, all you gotta do is flip… |