[Canibus]
Yo yo //
If you just listen to my lyrics every day for a couple of weeks //
My techniques will eventually kill you just like red meat //
The buga fajita beliefs I speak be so deep //
Most critics get mad because there's nothing to critique //
Whenever I'm rapping or rhyming, with irrefutably remarkable timing //
I'm like Charlie Chaplin pantomiming //
If you John Blaze or you James Flames //
Or you Jack Cremation, I'm Germaine Propane //
No pain, no gain in this rap game //
For the fortune and fame, in order to remain //
Most real emcee’s learn to adapt to the change //
Or get washed away, like tears in the rain //
[Canibus]
Yo //
If you wanna know how I kick a flow //
When I rip a show with my lyrical I'm a let you know //
It's difficult ‘cause I'm a part spiritual part Para physical miracle //
And I'ma blackout in a minute or two //
Spitting like Bone Thugs, like, “Nigga what? //
I'm finna to get a gun and stick them up.” //
Then crush a thugs bone with a chrome slug //
The black Cyrano, the birch of rack to rack //
With the ghetto Anglo-sax, poetic syntax //
In fact, nigga, don't even give me dap when I see you //
Just don't give me no ice grill eye contact either //
When you see me willing, like Beanie on the speakers //
"Sim simma," who got the fire for my reefer? //
You came home from a bid, a nigga was in your crib //
And the whole time you thought your girl was celibate //
[Canibus]
Yo //
Physically, I move at a velocity //
That'll break your stopwatch if you’re clocking me //
My concrete jungle is like Jumaji //
Iller than what you seen in the cinema //
A five foot eight, nigga with more horsepower than eight cylinders //
My brain consists of twin Pentium chips //
Double the clock speeds of a five, eighty-six //
And nothing about my physical matrix, is basic //
I kick flavor beyond what your tongue is capable of tasting //
You’ll be so surprised, you won't believe your own eyes //
It's like, a Jamaican seeing the snow for the first time //
Rhymes of a sort, it distorts space and time //
It's like, explaining color to a man that was born blind //
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