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Artist: Scientist
Canonical path: /scientist/the-corpse-rises
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The Corpse Rises
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The Corpse Rises
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Hw: feel the riddim, all around.
We're here at k-jah in studio two. because, y'know.
One love plus one love make two!
So this is, studio two.
With double the love.
Lyrics: let your tempest get too hot (?)
Hw: iman say 'there's too much spank business go on.'
Hw: iman say 'there's too much spank business go on.' (yes, he says it
Twice in a row!)
Hw: anyway, enough of that stuff.
Let's have a little more dub. now, what you say?
Is you sayin' 'please horace, more dub? please?'
No fighting between man and man.
Let your love grow strong.
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