| Have you ever seen a corpse? |
| How about an exquisite one? |
| Think about Frankenstein’s monster |
| Now think about fun |
| You’re getting it, good! |
| Johnny starts with a leg. I sew on an arm. Then you lend a hand |
| We each add our piece |
| Now, what kind of beast have we made? |
| Let’s find out! |
| I woke up Sunday to a bloodshot sky |
| Robot overlords goose step by |
| Shoulda listened when we had the juice to try |
| And Bill the Science Guy told us that «the end is nigh!» |
| Lately it’s been getting harder to |
| Survive, since the Hive started to |
| Ban American refugees from being a damn part of the |
| People’s Republic of Antarctica |
| A bum begged me for a bill he could borrow |
| Babbling some shit about «there's still a tomorrow» |
| He said that «legend has it, there’s still a Baja Grill and a Sbarro |
| At the top of Mount Kilimanjaro» |
| And so desperate, I set out from the deserts out in Portland |
| Until my thirsty horse collapsed in the scorched sand |
| I promised to myself heart and soul |
| I’d crawl across this dead world for those garlic rolls |
| Yo, kid, let go of the dead horse |
| Stop crying, need a ride? Hop in my red Porsche |
| Eat something homie, you look bony and frail |
| Now why the hell would you take the Oregon Trail? |
| Remember back in grade school, that stupid computer game? |
| You shoulda known better, now there’s no one but you to blame |
| Dying of dysentery, don’t climb to the enemy |
| I’ma take you underground where the hive resistance be |
| Apparently a colony of people are out there |
| A garden full of veggies, even garlic they sprout there |
| Leader General Bieber who be running shit down there |
| Found a way to end the drought, bring out the swimwear |
| Soon as we pulled up we heard drilling noises |
| Children started dancing, even grown folk joined in |
| Like a hydrant in the Bronx, water shot up in the air |
| But was boiling and as hot as solar flares |
| Ooowee, ain’t that a bitch? |
| Nobody believed it 'til the first wave hit |
| The ground started shaking and the sky went red |
| (Mayday! Atlanta’s been lost, Justin Bieber is dead) |
| No! God damn, another one down |
| Colonies of people living under the ground |
| Rallied against the clowns, a resistance was born |
| They fight for mankind and the existence of porn (let's go!) |
| Back on the surface life eaters |
| Avoiding wild packs of North American beavers |
| Creepers and face feeders |
| Fearing the great reaper |
| You’re either gonna get eaten or beat with a pay meter |
| This is real shit homie, dog eat dog |
| More like robot clown eats man and whole squad |
| Graffiti on the wall says «there is no god» |
| But there is still homemade vodka, and that’s cool |
| Homemade vodka, pour a shot up then I swill it |
| I’m the only person left who remembers how to distill it |
| It’s the most popular product in the underground economy |
| So I’m the most popular person in my underground colony |
| All the resistance leaders they throw shots down |
| In my bar after they fight the robot clowns |
| As of late they’ve been stressed and depressed |
| 'Cause the chances of us winning are becoming less and less |
| We lost the captain of the human army |
| Morale’s really low and a lot of people are starving |
| I’m still wondering how this all happened |
| Is this even real, or am I just on acid? |
| The clowns are advancing down |
| I use the word «down» cause they’re coming underground |
| Wait—what's that sound? It’s kinda loud |
| Holy shit! There they are right now! |
| Calm down soldier, this is no time to be a fink |
| We can beat these clowns, okay, we just need to think |
| I’ve lost ten men this week, I can’t sleep a wink |
| But this the last place on earth a guy can get a decent drink |
| So darned if we lose this bar to these useless zombie bastards |
| I’d rather starve than be boozeless |
| So I put barbed wire slabs on the fences |
| That should buy us some time to plan our defenses |
| Pick up the chairs and trash cans off the floor |
| Stack 'em up on the front door to jam up the entrance |
| Ain’t got grenades, but we still might be saved |
| I just found fifty diet coke cans and some breath mints |
| Fill the trash cans to the brim with the cola |
| When the robots break in toss the mints in the soda |
| See the blast won’t hurt 'em but it’ll get 'em wet certainly |
| It’ll mess up their wiring and disrupt their circuitry |
| If it don’t work though, my next plan cannot fail |
| We drink the vodka—shot after shot 'til we’re too drunk to feel pain |
| Spark up a flame, and turn the bottles that remain into Molotov cocktails |
| I’ve had it with you clowns, I’ve reached my limit |
| You may have killed my captain, but I’m the lieutenant |
| And I won’t let you terrorize us, wait just a minute |
| That ain’t no robot zombie, man, what the hell is it?! |
| Adam! Ah! I didn’t mean to scare ya' |
| Dude, that’s not a robot, it’s just Iggy Azalea |
| Musta hid up in the bar to learn about who we are |
| Then report back to the captain of the folks attackin' my favorite rap stars |
| Oh shit, quick! Hit her with some fuckin' duck-tape |
| She came to sing-rap & give us all some undercut fades |
| Lo-fi beats transmittin telegraphic autotune |
| Help! She’s inside my head, and I don’t think I am immune |
| Been repo-d, I think I’m in deep, I am weeping at the seams |
| Forfeiting my dreams of keepin' the streets G code |
| Only way to outrun it is doublin' up on the track |
| Any and everyone get up and metal mean it |
| Just puttin' the pedal into it |
| Now we taking over the tempo and tunin' it |
| Never gone let a lesser demon ruin it, so I’m inducing it |
| Doomin it all, I’m undoin' it, deuces I’m dippin |
| Who comin' with the kid? I’m out |
| Head to the dojo, Diggs got pistols hidden in his fro though |
| These robots think we’re bitch, Diggs, gimme some loko |
| And let me borrow your Jefferson robe bro, I’m goin' postal |
| Bay boy’s 'bout to put this barrel into some fuckin' blowholes |
| Whoa whoa whoa, hold up cash |
| You see I’m trimming my mustache up |
| I heard all these newly brainwashed rap chicks are really down to fuck |
| I comb the pistols out the fro and they’re sitting on the table |
| And there’s two cheesesteaks out in a fully gassed up LeSabre |
| I’m ready to ride on these haters, let’s go |
| But you better drive, 'cause you already know |
| That apocalypse or not when I’m behind the wheel my black ass is sure |
| Enough gonna get stopped |
| And we ain’t got the time and the tags are expired |
| You know how it is, I am really not trying to die today, by cop, |
| or by Iggy robot |
| Whoa, stop, lemme go bottle up this kombucha I’ve been brewing on the back porch |
| Grab the backpack out the closet, it’s got all of our passports |
| I’ve been planning this for a minute, seen the writing on the walls |
| If we survive and find a civilization, they’ve got to know who we are |
| First we swoop up Chinaka, in case we need some muscle |
| Or reason, or anything other than our indiscriminate hustle |
| Then we roll through the hood real slow bumping something all of these monsters |
| know |
| Like a Watsky song? Lo and behold, they’ll follow our car wherever we go |
| Let’s lead em out to Napa and let em gentrify that bitch up |
| Start the car, homie, no, we are not stopping for any swishers |
| Or a McFlurry, bruh there’s no time for that shit |
| Hold up, there go Nak right there, pull over |
| Ayo Nak, Ayo Nak, get in the car! |
| Ay Rafa get back seat |
| Make room for ya fam, friend |
| I’ll give you this McShake and the end of my Hansen |
| Now what the fuck y’all talking it’s the end of the world? |
| I been on Pinterest tending to the end of my curls |
| I mean the sky is always purple, people running on vapors |
| I mean the Tribune been gone, I ain’t gon read it in the papers |
| Nothing’s all that different, been the same for black women |
| When apocalyptic breakfasts follows revelation dinners |
| The lights been out, the water smelling of Flint |
| Exquisite corpses laying where the bodies had been |
| No bombs over Baghdad, just drones with grenades |
| When life give us citrus, we learn to drop Lemonade |
| So, okay, fellas, shall we get in formation? |
| Bump some pied piper aura up out the trunk of this scraper |
| Do the end of the world styling in our fitteds and gators |
| Lure these stupid mufuckas on a goose chase |
| Use whatever’s already in our suitcase |
| I got this whole jones for this open road |
| And my flow so cold, we don’t need AC |
| I popped fo' no doze, I’ll read this formal prose |
| I bet you Butler knows how to make us free |
| A Lauren Olamina in Trumped up world |
| A black magic woman still being called girl |
| But the only constant is change, holmes |
| So let’s get the supplies and then dip up out our bay homes |
| Got this earthquake kit and six gallons of gas |
| I got Diggs in the driver and Raf in the back |
| Got this passenger seat and the last of these sweets |
| Go north Daveed, just gun it 'til wine country |
| Do it moving fluid like turfin' with iDummy |
| It’s the bay moves we learned as natives gon' keep us safe |
| It’s the forty water water and an instrumental tape, let’s go |
| They’ll get tired behind us |
| I mean half of em hybrid but nigga most of them wind-ups |
| We got nothing but power we got nothing but time |
| I got Kwudi’s new beats and Music of My Mind |
| But nothing left in Napa, but the scent of the grapes |
| No palate-cleansing tapas for discriminate taste |
| Nothing left in Calistoga but one popped bubble |
| We got just two dudes and like one Nak, trouble |
| Like how the hell we s’posed to repopulate humanity |
| The two of y’all and me, that’s, like, actual insanity |
| Like eww, that’s really gross, guys |
| It’s like, not Diggs, and not Rafa |
| Not nobody else, just get back, doing it styling in wine country with nothing |
| else |
| Red red wine, I don’t want to die! |
| I hum under my breath as I fight death in the quiet depths of the bunker |
| I was confounded when I came to after Dumbfoundead |
| Brought me to the battered base underground where we hunkered down the summer |
| But then winter came and the flame that we tended to flickered to nothing |
| And the few of us living resorted to burning cadavers like tinder and lumber |
| We bickered bitterly and our wickedness hit a peak in our hunger |
| Sickened we hunted each other |
| Pickpocketed the weak and we plundered |
| A visitor from the surface stole a garlic roll from a Dave and Busters |
| And I butchered the buster in his sleep just to lick his fingers for butter |
| But it kind of gave me indigestion I confess and the pipes ruptured from my dung |
| Lungs punctured when Dumb stuck me with the sharpened end of a plunger |
| Now it’s me and Grieves in a shallow grave |
| Next to J Biebs and Azalea’s pale humungous butt |
| That I rest my head upon for my perpetual slumber |
| We frail and wretched kvetch and wail |
| It’s curtains, my days are numbered |
| And I’m numb to the pain, yet one remaining certainty gives me comfort |
| I made a living yelling my opinions loudly |
| Thinking I might matter if I drew a crowd, see |
| Now, my lily cheek on Iggy’s chilly cheeks I finally see that the future will |
| be fine |
| Without me |
| Nothing is entitled to be mine |
| I’m a token of a broken time |
| And maybe there’s survivors on the surface in LeSabres working on |
| Tomorrow sipping red, red wine |
| Red, red, red, red, red, red, red, wine |