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April 19, 1989 Sung to digitized samples of Beastie Boys songs
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I look at my watch and see its time Mickey Mouse say its time to rhyme so I make a note to write the quote and start it up with the previous line-za <rap> So I rant and I rave and I misbehave breaking the rules that poets have about keeping time and making rhymes cause I have more soul than Sam and Dave-za rap is here and za rap is there za rap quoted lines from outta thin air za rap is back for za rap attack and za rap don't have stubble 'cause it uses nair So ex-Monty sez "What's with the rap, man?" And I reply "it's def, it's jammin' - It's the latest craze, and, hell, it pays." And he looks at me like he's Tony Dan-za <rap> |
So I say "ok, so it's easy to write and mine ain't so hot cause I am white but the Beastie Boys, they made some noise and hell, if this sells, I have the right-za rap is here and za rap is there za rap quoted lines from outta thin air za rap is back for za rap attack and will soon be found on za record play'r But now I'm gonna say goodbye as R-E-O says, "it be time for me to fly" and so I'm moving to stop this groovin' and split the scene like Marshall Cri-za <rap> ©1989 James (Gary) Geniesse |
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