I'm the lyrical one and I have been for years
Ever outspoken the voice of my peers
Spit phrases that thrill when those lyrics I drop
I'm a lyrical legend and top of the shop
Well my words kinda flow from the pen to the page
In a lyrical battle as war I do wage
The intrigue they provoke is my only reward
For my pen is much mightier than any man's sword
I can use words as weapons slay all in my path
Or my words can can bring comfort the sweet aftermath
I'm the lyrical one it's a game that I play
And the lyrical master of all i survey
No need to be modest tis with no regrets
I process to be lyrically (as) good as it gets
And if you can freestyle and think on your feet
In a lyrical battle invite you to meet
As head-on you will face me but best you be sure
That if you lose the battle you can still win the war
For I must now inform and hope not to offend
I'm the lyrical one and will be 'til the end.
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