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Verbal Fire

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Verbal Fire

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[Intro: Hell Razah]

GGO, Ghetto Government Official

Uh... what's that? Aiyo Data I'm a body you on this one

Little niggaz tappin' into the chamber

These fake niggaz wanna be me, son

They're tryin' to clone me

Tryin' to clone ya homie

Word, yo, yo...

[Hell Razah:]

It all started with 'Preme

Back in '91, fresh on the scene

Mad Mob was the team of our Red Hook dream

We used to gun sling, get CREAM of a drug fiends

In the hallway, roll weed, the sunflower seeds

Thirteen when I lost my moms

Fourteen I got locked with Twin, we when to Spotford then

Fifteen they took one of my men, that was Glen

In the building, back then my pain began

Trebag had the fame of the pen, he must of seen I could win

I used to break dance, the mad little spins

So he taught me and Sunny to write

Up in my lab late nights, rollin' dice, him, Supreme and Mike

We was live and direct to Da Last Future

For my first rhyme, now 4th my producer

Had a style that my projects wasn't used to

Started hangin' with them drug dealers and them boosters

Up in John J rappin' in school hallway

I got mad ass, even ask Foxy and Gav

Had the hall on smash then I linked with 'Bazz

We used to build, front dash about fuckin' with Wu

Me and 7th did 'Livin' In Hell'

Pressed up independent, not knowin' if the record would sell

Rae' and Ghost made 'Heaven & Hell', when I was hearin' it

Meanwhile we thinkin' it was all coincidence

'Mental Combat', the b-side, style battle rap

I was rated X, next heard 'Meth Vs. Chef'

Not to notice I was snake bitten

Sunz of Man did this track with the RZA 'As It Was Written'

Before Nas came out with 'It Was Written'

Same time 'Verbal Intercourse' started hittin'

[Outro: Hell Razah]

Hahahah... that's what's crackin'

Razah Rubies, young veteran

You know me, son, straight up

Got purple hearts over ya favorite MC

Straight up, y'all niggaz need to rewind that shit

Niggaz, 'bout to 'ttack you with what's in my book for a long time

Check out who I'm talkin' about

We a bunch of crazy-ass niggaz

Yea, smoke that weed...

Yea, you can't fuck with the kid

It's right, little homie

Drink that Grey Goose...

Yea...

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