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Zebrahead ~ Time


Kick it Microphone check one, two got to run Cause everything's money and son I got none So I got to put my time in rhyme-in With my crew kicking down tracks and climbing Coming at you flowing sideways Everything's my way Kicking down rhymes from Friday to Friday Debunk all the things that I find untrue Got to make my way back cause I got you Time, I think its dead, I know it's dead So lay down the rhythm and box out the beat So let me get back to the program If you don't get it then here comes the diagram Boxing down beats like a heavyweight fighter Spitting out rhymes like a Pulitzer writer Always on top cause I won't ever let down Blowing down beats like a nuclear meltdown Do what I can cause I got to get through And I won't ever come back cause I got you Can I get that far Let the time fly and give it up to the volume With the funkadelic flow so I got you more free lyrics

Kick it
Microphone check one, two got to run
Cause everything's money and son I got none
So I got to put my time in rhyme-in
With my crew kicking down tracks and climbing
Coming at you flowing sideways
Everything's my way
Kicking down rhymes from Friday to Friday
Debunk all the things that I find untrue
Got to make my way back cause
I got you

Time, I think its dead, I know it's dead
So lay down the rhythm and box out the beat

So let me get back to the program
If you don't get it then here comes the diagram
Boxing down beats like a heavyweight fighter
Spitting out rhymes like a Pulitzer writer
Always on top cause I won't ever let down
Blowing down beats like a nuclear meltdown
Do what I can cause I got to get through
And I won't ever come back cause I got you

Can I get that far

Let the time fly and give it up to the volume
With the funkadelic flow so I got you

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