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Stage III: Aggression

from 1968: A L'uomo Strano Soundtrack by AntiFrantik

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lyrics

About time that I laid the smackdown
Rest assured I'm ensuring this is the last round
Allow the bell to ring
I am no defender
The lyricism dismembers
Opponents, I know they've felt the sting
Don't accept the progression? You need to back down
Otherwise feel the fury within my rap sounds
There is no turning back
We are on a mission
Pursue it without permission
From rulers who's hearts have turned to black

Honest I wanna know what you can do for me
And I'm hoping you have the right answer
All aggressions of my people now they flow through me
Let it multiply within you like a bad cancer

I got the fire in me
For what I'm trying to be
'Cause what I'm trying to be
Is someone flying and free
I got the fire in me

Stepping my foot out in the street, become a warrior
Bleeding profusely, doing it for the cause
'Cause I'm fighting for the future me, never for the applause
In the desert looking for an oasis not a mirage
Currently boxed in but breaking free of the storyboard
A couple of gunshots made stupidly; feel the barrage
Like a sickening Kama Sutra, b; you don't want that massage
But when gambling for your future you'll even out all the odds

Done with apathy
the outside is something I have to see
Digging for miles into the Earth
Finding solutions and bringing the back
Drow pursuing say "Nothing is proven
"You're carrying nothing 'cause nothing is fact"
All of it got me rapidly
so apparently doubt is too fast for me
But I got something that I can believe in
'Cause L'uomo is going to climb
Over the mountains design
Destinies, all of them part of the sequence
Looking for something that's truly divine
Something that's one of a kind
You'll only encounter it naturally
but sometimes there's gonna be casualties

credits

from 1968: A L'uomo Strano Soundtrack, released May 9, 2014
(M. W. Carter)
produced by AntiFrantik
mixed and mastered by T.J. Habibi for Secret Suburbia Studios
recorded at Secret Suburbia Studios, Toronto, Canada

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