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Solstice: Reintroduction

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Solstice: Reintroduction

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[Talking:]

I was reading "Socialism: Utopian and Scientific" last night

what is his critique of agnostics, I'm not really understanding it

[Verse 1: Geologic]

We labored and debated while you waited for sabbatical

Down to rock your body as we turn the party radical

I can see the game like the blind feel the pain

Both sides colliding with the concrete in vain

The pacific northwest take the spotlight now

My people pump your fist like your Manny Pacquiao

Man-child with wild style right to be hostile

Folks feeling like a rottweiler in a dog pound

Forward in this generation triumphantly

Even wack sound-boy's speakers couldn't muffle me

Its up to me and Sabzi to bring back the quality beats

To rock the audience

I seek the knowledge that your colleges lack

While we always used to come late and sit at the back

And crack jokes instead of taking notes

I wrote this line after line

After school hit play, press rewind

[Hook:]

The Blue Scholars in the place to be

We got one DJ and one MC, and that's it (that's it)

That's it (that's it)

Come on put your hands up if you're feeling that shit

The Blue Scholars in the place to be

We got one DJ and one MC, and that's it (that's it)

That's it (that's it) that's it (keep them up yall)

[Verse 2: Geologic]

On the eve of the solstice I wrote this

Focused on a singular purpose

To get rid of the curses, that afflict us

We live what you only see in pictures

The biggest hypocrites usually quote the most scriptures

But my approach is a diligent task

And rocking shows pro-bono is a thing of the past

Dr. King said "Freedom at last"

And some have interpreted that

To mean that we have come to the end of the path

But instead the long march hasn't even begun y'all

Political power manifest once our guns drawn

I write like shit will pop off with one song

Watch what I'm feeding my seed

And keep my son strong

And on and on the anonymous work

And an honest compensation is all they ask in return

It's the passion that burns within, let's begin

My philosophy to win is calling me to spit this shit

[Hook:]

Blue Scholars in the place to be

We got one DJ and one MC, and that's it (that's it)

That's it (that's it)

Come on and put your hands up if you're feeling that shit

Blue Scholars in the place to be

We got one DJ and one MC, and that's it (that's it)

That's it (come on yall)

Clap your hands everybody, everybody clap your hands

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