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Song Info
Genre
Charts
Peak #2,270
Peak in subgenre #67
Author
Big Lebneni
Rights
Yesssssir
Uploaded
February 19, 2007
Track Files
MP3
MP3 1.9 MB • 128 kbps • 2:01
Lyrics
yo you a follower like sheep, a clone like dolly
faker than junglebitch's pictures on safari
wanna be muslim, i'll make sure you wont leave as a martyr
make u run away faster than speedy gonzales
cos ima sucker for drama, but i dont know who to diss,
cos u got more aliases than jennifer garner
but i can kind of understand ya, i would be desperate for new names too
if my mother named me idasa
i got rhymes like blades, razor sharp they'll cut ya,
and i aint talkin bout your barber tellin ya its time for a shave
im spittin from home, its the streets of melbourne
how u from the city that dont sleep, yet they still sleep on your album?
u got it messed up for real, cos u from new york,
so if this battle wont get u killed, ur dress code will
u just battled sundown, u could call me the morning after
u aint rapper, nothin but a corny actor
but ur performance lacks son, u the type to pass out on stage,
your like 50 cent, cant handle the cam in your face
already you nervous and look sweaty
everybody knows souls gonna get fucked, like perverts with a foot fetish
u pathetic, tryna get a deal with rawkus
be realistic. i heard they need a janitor to clean the office
better not believe no promises
cos when you collect ur junk mail
is the only time you'll be seeing some offers
i feel sorry for your show’s advertisers.
U must produce more boos when u blow than breathelisers.
everytime u sit in ur room and dream of stardom
but u the type of rapper that'd make jeezy agree with nas
that hip hop is dead, so ima change that. stand back
while i rips every fake rick ross to shreds
weak fucks dont gas me
what u say your 5 foot 6, son u gotta leap up to slap me
das heat, what else is there to say...the stylin on ya fraze is overplayed
so ima lay the mic down, and let the violins play
(let the violins play)
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