"...sometimes...pronunciate shuns-off air...
(more?...off-air...more?!)
---cofcof---
...an 'awe'...fer more offs-me hair...me ore..."
(soooo...eye sews oh...so-so...)
1- "oh!...verm?...mow over...more!"
2- "oh...fer'ma rover?...mmmm...or?"
1- "over-mow...over-more"
2- "ah!...verm!!...off me rover!
1- "yah!...verm over!...M O W E R!!!"
stans sand
(cutting the grass in a rainy spring)
Stop calling.
Get out.
Drum beat in my head
making me shout.
What can I say?
It’s all fake!
I can’t hear what you’re saying,
please pronunciate.
Someone let me out
trapped inside,
let me out.
Stop taunting,
you know it’s wrong.
Don’t understand
what’s going on.
Please stop!,
please stop!,
this repetitive song.
This is the end of you.
No it’s not!
Don’t know what to do.
This is the end,
end of you.
Turn it over,
Side two………..
Water
The flow is everlasting
Enchanting and disillusioned with truth
C 4 me, it’s easy, like water
2 put words to paper
When u stare 4 what? Seems like…ever
So that makes me better
More clever, whenever, or whatever the weather
Your rainy days are my sunny ones
It seems dark and gloomy, but not to me
That’s when I create another masterpiece
2 b studied by millions, off of this one feeling
It’s like water
Pure clean and clear, I know you can talk
But, can u hear?
Your words stink of fear
And I can tell that your scared to spit em’
Deliver them, pronunciate them correctly
Precisely the way way their supposed to b
But you don’t hear me
It’s like water
4 this Pieces, at home in natural surroundings
Each syllable is like the breast of a female
Each adjective is like the vagina
Each word that rhymes is like a fine ass dime
Giving me everlasting eargasms, everlasting
It’s like water
Torture 4 u, true
I know you don’t understand
Lazarus the great
And def in one ear
The beautiful thing is that I don’t care
It might make you a mortar
But, these lyrics and wisdom flow like
Water
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