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My Arrival

from Jaunt Claude Van Damme by MISTER

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My Arrival

To all my people gettin funky in the spot like,
dewie cox when he been smokin on the pot,
its a new year new me now and the ball dropped,
stole a couple verses from the devil and theyre all hot.
I rap emaculate im spittin shit so unequivocally,
got people thinkin that I wrote a song to them specifically,
your crazy if it isnt me, this is my arrival,
its my fuckin intro to shit on all my rivals.
theyre swearin that theyre better,
get em a fuckin a bible, got your right hand to god and left waving to ur idol,
you know that its me, cool cat like im on ice,
drinkin brass monkey and im livin the life,
im gettin it right, everyday new life old mind,
spit like a lisp and I shine like a gold mine.
im on point trust me not a bit rusty,
weed fan dutch freak gods what he must be,
beats nice flows sick, top ten no hits,
underrated located, far from the bullshit,
friends check, buds check, beers check,blunts too,
kickin it and livin shit the fullest cuz we want to.
so what you know about livin the dream,
you never even woke up what the fuck do you mean,
well that might make sense but life is ass backwards,
ill fuck the track wit that old boom bap shit.
valet parking im king wit placement,
sit back relax write raps on the day shift,
styles so sweet mother fuckers wanna taste it,
beatz with a z and it came from the basement.

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from Jaunt Claude Van Damme, released October 24, 2013
produced by Basementbeats and recorded at Soundloftstudio

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