歌曲 | Hip-Hop-Cracy |
歌手 | Cross Movement |
专辑 | Higher Definition |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Wells | |
(Verse One) | |
Where my riders for life in this rodeo | |
Who know what's it's like to have been Pinocchio | |
And living the life of slang and colloquial | |
Let me take you to school like parochial | |
Tokyo got heat for your Nokia | |
Hip-Hop World wide and appropriate | |
But when it tries to make God an associate | |
Even your phone ringer brings the atrocious | |
Back up young buck, I know I stretched that word | |
Ain't nobody hear it, you ain't have to stress that word | |
Ain't nobody fear it, you ain't have to stress that word | |
But when people say that got the Spirit | |
Stress that Word! | |
Now Hip-Hop music makes the world go round | |
On a turntable axis and a vinyl ground | |
Needle over the equator and they dropped it down | |
That pop and that click was a static sound | |
Now that click and that pop is an automatic round | |
Hip-Hop wears an autocratic crown | |
Who gonna tell this Art anything now? | |
Cause Hip-Hop can't even hear Hip-Hop now | |
(Verse Two) | |
So as Hip-Hop rocks to the break of dawn | |
Don't nobody leave til six in the morn' | |
And they all come home like the "Children of the Corn" | |
Just here to make a killing and they gone | |
Hip-hop used to say, "Rock on, baby bubba!" | |
Now it's dang diggy dang da dang!, more baby mothers | |
And less men at work | |
And that's even from the "windows to the walls" of the Church | |
And it's becoming a concocted mixture now | |
We record contrary tracks and try to mix it down | |
And people all confused and don't know what to do | |
I heard a brother leave the church talking bout', "Holler-Lu!" | |
And another cat talking bout', "Praise the Ford!" | |
The same cat won the "Most Pimped Out" church van award | |
And though I've never seen guns | |
I did see a guy pull out a knot and start speaking in ones | |
Another said, "Pot is good, all the dime, and all the dime pot is good!" | |
And if it ain't hit your town, then it could | |
Hip-Hopcracy don't discriminate by block or hood | |
(Verse Three) | |
Well now if Hip-Hop is gonna be true to life | |
Then Hip-Hop's gotta be true to Christ | |
Cause as the Hebrew writer cites | |
His creative endeavors made all things and hold all together | |
So that kick and snare that jerks your spine | |
Is cause God made noise work by design | |
So it's Divine and not by chance | |
That you can make a hot track and do a little dance | |
And write a little rhyme | |
Ain't that crazy? | |
Words whose sounds match that stimulate the mind | |
And what if you can write a verse? | |
How you paying homage to music's Maker with punchlines of curse? | |
And the stanza's that modern man does are full of vanity, vulgarity and | |
propaganda | |
But I guess that's this age | |
We Thugs and Fools | |
We even stick God up and saying, "Run the jewels!" | |
But God ain't the type to lay down flat | |
And put His hand behind His head and turn His back | |
He's the type to look right back down your pipe | |
And see the Cross in the crosshairs of your site | |
And be like, "Oh you sticking me up? No you not | |
I'm loaning you my stuff, but you on the clock | |
And when that last tic-tocks, I'm coming to your block | |
To see what you did with my Son and with my Hip-Hop!" | |
So woe to all men who have abused the craft | |
With unjustified math and filthy cash | |
"Will a man rob God?" No indeed | |
But that's the sin and attempt of Hip-Hop-cracy |
zuo qu : Wells | |
Verse One | |
Where my riders for life in this rodeo | |
Who know what' s it' s like to have been Pinocchio | |
And living the life of slang and colloquial | |
Let me take you to school like parochial | |
Tokyo got heat for your Nokia | |
HipHop World wide and appropriate | |
But when it tries to make God an associate | |
Even your phone ringer brings the atrocious | |
Back up young buck, I know I stretched that word | |
Ain' t nobody hear it, you ain' t have to stress that word | |
Ain' t nobody fear it, you ain' t have to stress that word | |
But when people say that got the Spirit | |
Stress that Word! | |
Now HipHop music makes the world go round | |
On a turntable axis and a vinyl ground | |
Needle over the equator and they dropped it down | |
That pop and that click was a static sound | |
Now that click and that pop is an automatic round | |
HipHop wears an autocratic crown | |
Who gonna tell this Art anything now? | |
Cause HipHop can' t even hear HipHop now | |
Verse Two | |
So as HipHop rocks to the break of dawn | |
Don' t nobody leave til six in the morn' | |
And they all come home like the " Children of the Corn" | |
Just here to make a killing and they gone | |
Hiphop used to say, " Rock on, baby bubba!" | |
Now it' s dang diggy dang da dang!, more baby mothers | |
And less men at work | |
And that' s even from the " windows to the walls" of the Church | |
And it' s becoming a concocted mixture now | |
We record contrary tracks and try to mix it down | |
And people all confused and don' t know what to do | |
I heard a brother leave the church talking bout', " HollerLu!" | |
And another cat talking bout', " Praise the Ford!" | |
The same cat won the " Most Pimped Out" church van award | |
And though I' ve never seen guns | |
I did see a guy pull out a knot and start speaking in ones | |
Another said, " Pot is good, all the dime, and all the dime pot is good!" | |
And if it ain' t hit your town, then it could | |
HipHopcracy don' t discriminate by block or hood | |
Verse Three | |
Well now if HipHop is gonna be true to life | |
Then HipHop' s gotta be true to Christ | |
Cause as the Hebrew writer cites | |
His creative endeavors made all things and hold all together | |
So that kick and snare that jerks your spine | |
Is cause God made noise work by design | |
So it' s Divine and not by chance | |
That you can make a hot track and do a little dance | |
And write a little rhyme | |
Ain' t that crazy? | |
Words whose sounds match that stimulate the mind | |
And what if you can write a verse? | |
How you paying homage to music' s Maker with punchlines of curse? | |
And the stanza' s that modern man does are full of vanity, vulgarity and | |
propaganda | |
But I guess that' s this age | |
We Thugs and Fools | |
We even stick God up and saying, " Run the jewels!" | |
But God ain' t the type to lay down flat | |
And put His hand behind His head and turn His back | |
He' s the type to look right back down your pipe | |
And see the Cross in the crosshairs of your site | |
And be like, " Oh you sticking me up? No you not | |
I' m loaning you my stuff, but you on the clock | |
And when that last tictocks, I' m coming to your block | |
To see what you did with my Son and with my HipHop!" | |
So woe to all men who have abused the craft | |
With unjustified math and filthy cash | |
" Will a man rob God?" No indeed | |
But that' s the sin and attempt of HipHopcracy |
zuò qǔ : Wells | |
Verse One | |
Where my riders for life in this rodeo | |
Who know what' s it' s like to have been Pinocchio | |
And living the life of slang and colloquial | |
Let me take you to school like parochial | |
Tokyo got heat for your Nokia | |
HipHop World wide and appropriate | |
But when it tries to make God an associate | |
Even your phone ringer brings the atrocious | |
Back up young buck, I know I stretched that word | |
Ain' t nobody hear it, you ain' t have to stress that word | |
Ain' t nobody fear it, you ain' t have to stress that word | |
But when people say that got the Spirit | |
Stress that Word! | |
Now HipHop music makes the world go round | |
On a turntable axis and a vinyl ground | |
Needle over the equator and they dropped it down | |
That pop and that click was a static sound | |
Now that click and that pop is an automatic round | |
HipHop wears an autocratic crown | |
Who gonna tell this Art anything now? | |
Cause HipHop can' t even hear HipHop now | |
Verse Two | |
So as HipHop rocks to the break of dawn | |
Don' t nobody leave til six in the morn' | |
And they all come home like the " Children of the Corn" | |
Just here to make a killing and they gone | |
Hiphop used to say, " Rock on, baby bubba!" | |
Now it' s dang diggy dang da dang!, more baby mothers | |
And less men at work | |
And that' s even from the " windows to the walls" of the Church | |
And it' s becoming a concocted mixture now | |
We record contrary tracks and try to mix it down | |
And people all confused and don' t know what to do | |
I heard a brother leave the church talking bout', " HollerLu!" | |
And another cat talking bout', " Praise the Ford!" | |
The same cat won the " Most Pimped Out" church van award | |
And though I' ve never seen guns | |
I did see a guy pull out a knot and start speaking in ones | |
Another said, " Pot is good, all the dime, and all the dime pot is good!" | |
And if it ain' t hit your town, then it could | |
HipHopcracy don' t discriminate by block or hood | |
Verse Three | |
Well now if HipHop is gonna be true to life | |
Then HipHop' s gotta be true to Christ | |
Cause as the Hebrew writer cites | |
His creative endeavors made all things and hold all together | |
So that kick and snare that jerks your spine | |
Is cause God made noise work by design | |
So it' s Divine and not by chance | |
That you can make a hot track and do a little dance | |
And write a little rhyme | |
Ain' t that crazy? | |
Words whose sounds match that stimulate the mind | |
And what if you can write a verse? | |
How you paying homage to music' s Maker with punchlines of curse? | |
And the stanza' s that modern man does are full of vanity, vulgarity and | |
propaganda | |
But I guess that' s this age | |
We Thugs and Fools | |
We even stick God up and saying, " Run the jewels!" | |
But God ain' t the type to lay down flat | |
And put His hand behind His head and turn His back | |
He' s the type to look right back down your pipe | |
And see the Cross in the crosshairs of your site | |
And be like, " Oh you sticking me up? No you not | |
I' m loaning you my stuff, but you on the clock | |
And when that last tictocks, I' m coming to your block | |
To see what you did with my Son and with my HipHop!" | |
So woe to all men who have abused the craft | |
With unjustified math and filthy cash | |
" Will a man rob God?" No indeed | |
But that' s the sin and attempt of HipHopcracy |