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- //HOOK (X2)
- Is anybody out there ?It feels like I'm talkin' to myself,
- no one seems to know my struggle or where I come from,
- can anybody hear me? I guess I keep talkin' to myself
- It feels like I'm goin' insane, am I the one who's crazy?
- //The beat drops at 0:54
- //VERSE 1:
- I'm sick of hearing rappers about the crackin' bottles,
- tappin' models, leaving parties, putting the Ac in throttle,
- there's no soul, I feel like all of this rap is hollow,
- leavin' the strip club with stitches and half a dollar,
- maybe I'll sit back and kick facts, hit Jack and swallow,
- six packs, or make a sick track, wallow in sadness, sorrow,
- I'll be back tomorrow, really think I'm right in the mind?
- That's Lucifer, and he's beast when he's writin' his rhymes,
- I'm a nice little guy, until you're biting the lines,
- I'm gettin' tired of moderating and fightin' the crimes,
- I'll just sit back and watch how all the glory unfolds,
- and I've been releasin' anger, now the story is told,
- yo it's Lu, and the rap shit is flowin' through his veins,
- but he's talkin' to himself, and he's goin' too insane,
- no one knew his name, now he's showin' you the fame,
- but he keeps it real for the gold and through the chains,
- I ain't slowin' down, I'm goin' 'round the obstacle course,
- robbin' emcees blind of skill, now he's poppin' shit off,
- he's creatin' them scenes, his new Clockwork of Orange,
- he's got the block in his claws, got the top in his jaws,
- stoppin' the force and with rappers he's moppin' the floors,
- but what do people say that this shit is impossible for?
- The poor Southern white boy, he's like Picasso for sure,
- the corporations are cold, but then it's awesome indoors,
- paintin' pictures, strictly business, it's an art in itself,
- that's re creating Pac and Biggie, Leonardo himself,
- spit it Gershwin, picture perfect, this shit is purely art,
- that Michelangelo flow, yo, he was havin' early thoughts,
- writin' rhymes since eleven, values were surely taught,
- he was dope as fuck, it was crazy how absurd he got,
- he's a mixture of Mathers, Jones, and Lamont Coleman,
- and he's killin' emcees 'till blood spills like Ron Goldman,
- this is for the memory of emcees like Deshaun Holton,
- we're ballin' in this game, the swag of Lebron's stolen,
- rappers get jealous because they know Lucifer's better,
- and critics hate 'em 'cuz they know that his music is clever,
- teenagers love me and abuse it 'cuz they used to endeavor
- critics take hip hop and rap music and group it together,
- but they don't know that such a dick move is stupid forever,
- some rappers are hot, some cold, it's two different weathers,
- boostin' the cheddar, please remind me who's in the ghetto,
- I don't care about the nice cars and shoes with the leather,
- what if you grew up as Louisiana gutter trash dude?
- Then you wouldn't be doin' all of those upper class moves,
- we're bustin' ass, hustle fast, we're always stayin' vexed,
- but we ain't gangsters, don't confuse it, ain't sprayin' Tecs,
- we're not acting violent in this game, we're not layin' threats,
- when you were lower class, wonderin' who pays him next,
- the ballin' rapper turns his back to ride and to blaze the cess,
- emcees love to fuckin' judge me until they're laid to rest,
- we don't really care about colors to hop on that trolly,
- and we don't care about these new rappers poppin' a molly,
- this shit's a busy world like the book by Richard Scarry,
- plus the underground hates if your raps ain't a dictionary,
- release the dove, y'all say I'm violent, I'm for peace and love,
- I stand up for my rights and march, oh these people judge,
- the streets are rough, I've been tellin' y'all since "Dangerous",
- white middle class parents are sayin' rappers get paid to cuss,
- when really all the rough neighborhoods had raised 'em up,
- they wonder if that pays enough, if they knew, they'd adjust,
- and they'll smack a policeman with a gat in each hand,
- but that's a way of survival, how they map their peace plans,
- see I'm here to pave the way and save the day for two reasons,
- it stays the same, I'll change the game and bring a new season
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