Dare Me Not

(FREESTYLE)

A cobra on the land is a cobra in the shrubs and still the cobra on the hills
The fire that ravages the grasses fear no Greenness of the forest
It first wears them rags and strips them naked

Dare not my laughing hyena
I cleanse the bones and make them hopeless even in the life aftermath. 
I don't just bark.... I bite and crack to the marrow. 

Feel like roaring like a lion that I am
King of the jungle
Still the champ in the Royal rumble
The face doesn't make me humble
I run and ruin the hurdles

In scores of minutes i do double
In all of these, still I don't tumble
Girls dem daddy, but they call me uncle 
Cos i conquer the heavy Ukwu ukwu
Don't give a damn about the looku looku
Won nfi oju ana wo oku

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(FM CONCEPTUAL)
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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