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Hookless II
1,584
Hip-Hop/Rap
Hookless II was released on April 20, 2013 by Nujerubi Enterprises as a part of the album Architect: Sacred Geometry
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Release DateApril 20, 2013
LabelNujerubi Enterprises
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM89

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Narubi Selah
Narubi Selah
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Latasha S Williams
Latasha S Williams
Songwriter
Jesse West
Jesse West
Songwriter

Lyrics

Rap came from us
It started in the South Bronx
It started with conscious rappers
So to my brothers and sisters who are rappers
See, you're part of a scheme
But you don't realize you are an unwitting collaborator
In a scheme that is to destroy you and your future
Let's be very clear
I ain't here to drink beer, smoke weed
Shoot the breeze and break bread with you
I'm only here to resurrect the living dead with you
Thought it was some kind of a game, I'm not playing with you
I got the Moorish warlords with Moroccan sharks
Wars, Ethiopians with white face camouflage
Already disciplined and ready for that sabotage
You listen to Minaj? Word?
You should kill yourself and everybody that you came with
Arrangements, out of jurisdiction, no arraignment
My name gets mentioned through the ethers
Through high frequency speakers
Certified .45, get in line
Make this revolution rap your favorite pastime
Make listening to coon tune your very last time
Last time he was CO and now he's gangsta-fied
Pushing keys, catching bodies, man, somebody lied
I'd rather listen to that God noise
Levitate with fly boys
Organize an army, bang dead prez
Understand I'm not a missionary
Just the devil's adversary
Extraordinary, compliment the feds
And most listening are subject to conditioning
They need a hook, something snappy just to pull 'em in
I truly sympathize, I hope this pretty singing satisfies
Now should we get back to business then?
Separating Gods from the **** men
Separating chicken heads from the heroines
They tell me constantly that I should change my content
"You're just too conscious, maybe you should narrow in
Rhyme more about that street life heroine
Make it amplified, glorify the hell you're in"
But where the hell you been?
Clearly you don't know me then
Spit flame ethanol, Jada Pinkett set it off
I gang bang on opposition 'til his head is off
His arm, leg, leg, arm nailed to a cross
You're not a mob boss, Florentini Machiavelli
Close as you are to Italian is sauce and spaghetti
The flow is deadly, hip-hop jihad medley
They could tell I was a rebel the moment they met me
Gotta respect me, the .85 is wanna sex me
Occupied by the fives 'til I let 'em sweat me
You can bet me, Phoenix if they try to debt me
And the Republic of the Villains get ready to wreck me
I pull verses from my spleen for the have-nots
Who seem caught between the rocks and the hard spots
And most listening are subject to conditioning
They need a hook, something snappy just to pull 'em in
I truly sympathize, I hope this pretty singing satisfies
Now should we get back to business then?
I'm not the only one can tell that something's going on
We hustle harder every day and barely holding on
These big banks getting breaks that we'll be gully on
And they'll freeze your assets, keep your skully's on
The Saint Babylon upgraded red bottom
And he was about that revolution 'til the feds got him
My man Scott got three to five for a bag of weed
But be a priest and rape boys, walk scot-free
I bet you thinking that I'm kidding 'cause I'm throwing stones
It isn't me, it's ancient maces in my chromosomes
Impatient ancestors raging through my rhyme zones
Sea scrolls translated through a microphone
The freedom banger, hanger, Margaret Sanger
Planned Parenthood in every hood would like to thank her
Bankers, Rockefeller, Bilderberg, UNICOM
DuPont, IBM, UNICEF and Viacom
My verbal firearm annihilate their infrastructure
Comedic lexicon 'cause I don't speak the tongue of suckers
I born degrees of the royal pedigrees
And leaving me in sixteen in my afterbirth
Still
Most listening are subject to conditioning
They need a hook, something snappy just to pull 'em in
I truly sympathize, I hope this pretty singing satisfies
Now should we get back to business then?
Written by: Jesse West, Latasha S Williams
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