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Money
Copyright 2004 by Joe Good of SoundsGood www.yourfavoritegroup.com
Intro: Like this ya'll / That ya'll / Haters want the front / Get the backyard / Backyard / Hands up in the air with ya fist balled / Like this ya'll / That ya'll - Verse: Man I work for a livin' / Nine to five to survive / Then I grind to the rhythm with a gift / Let it rip / Till I, get my percentage I'ma serve'em till I die / With the words from a verse / Not a plate of extra fries / Realize I really gotta find a way to pay the bills / Skills celebrated while I'm slavin' over grills / What the deal? / And I'm steady tryin' to duck a deal / See, labels'll play you / I don't hate'em I just keep it real - Chorus x2: If it ain't right / Then I'm wrong / Do it wrong / Till it's right / Man I'm hollerin this song / You ain't gotta sing along / Do it wrong / Till it's right / If I'm right / Then you wrong / Cause you knowin' that it's nice and you wanna slice - Verse: Smoke a pack of Lucky strikes / Lean to the left / Shuckyducky to the right / If you know what I mean / Yo eyes cutty like ya buddy and you dummied on the mic / Just to get ya money tight / You skate, we try to fight like that ya'll / This ya'll / Hands up in the air with fist balled / Yes ya'll / Haters want the front / Get the back yard / Backyard / Hit'em with a hacksaw / If they really wanna try to act hard / You aint thugged-out / Cause you gotta a man who ran a drug route / Give a damn / Milking what you can of ya man's clout / No plan / Still standin' with ya hands out / Learn how to stretch a grand / That's what it's all about / Work from the bottom up / To get ya proper cut / So when it's poppin' ain't option of it stoppin' now / And that's the key for anybody tryin' to lock it down / If paper's a problem then you really gots to rock a crowd - Bridge (Asa): Ooh, get that money / Whatever you wanna get / It's up to you / Nobody can make or brake you / Life is what you make it / You only got one chance / Better make it count / The sky is the limit - Chorus x2: - Verse: Tryin to get a Grammy, what?! / Better ante-up / But you ain't gone understand me if you happy with ya Clammie / Cause we worldwide / While you curbside / Tryin' to slang it to them nerds / Only bangin in the burbs / And you played-out / You think you not though / You like a farmer in a drought without a crop bro / We make'em raindance / And even perculate / Never fallin' / Ain't a chance like the murder rate - Chorus x2: - Bridge (Asa)
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By Miles Bonny lawrence.com guest reviewer
Monday, August 25, 2003
Deep Thinkers make anthems to live by. The Kansas City based duo -- MC Brother of Moses and Lenny D -- stresses community roots, an understanding of self, and resistance to trends and social norms, while Lenny D provides the vessel with which these messages are delivered. Bro Mo doesn't need to shave or comb his hair. He has no patience for those looking to groom themselves into the molds offered by society's norms, for this path too often taken leads to the creation of one's own "fictional front," as Brother of Moses might state it. It is uncommon to come across such honest expression as I was about to witness from these Deep Thinkers
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Dear Community Supporter:
We’ve got exciting news ! The ROLLING THUNDER DOWN-HOME DEMOCRACY TOUR IS COMING TO KANSAS CITY!
WHEN: OCTOBER 18, 2003
WHERE: PENN VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
FEATURING: JIM HIGHTOWER, WILLIAM RIVERS PITT, GRANNY D AND MORE TO BE ANNOUNCED
Both THE 64111 CLINIC AND THE CHOP SHOP ARE SUPPORTING AND PARTICIPATING IN THIS EVENT!
The Rolling Thunder Down-Home Democracy Tour is coming to Kansas City. Rolling Thunder is a series of grassroots get-togethers or “Chautauquas” with pizzazz and festivity, as well as seriousness of purpose – a sort of traveling democracy organizing festival going to America’s grass roots. The serious purpose of this event is to forge new coalitions among local progressive groups and to strengthen existing coalitions like the Free Speech Coalition, Friends of Community Radio, Cross Currents, Alliance for Sustainable Jobs and the Environment, and the Cross Border Network.
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Introducing…Wholistic Wellness
for the Hiphop Generation
A 110-minute documentary focusing on our current state of wellness from a Hiphop perspective featuring Erykah Badu, Common, and Stic (dead prez).
Heal Thyself Productions proudly presents the debut release of the groundbreaking film, Wholistic Wellness for the Hiphop Generation. The 110-minute documentary informs and introduces viewers (particularly the youth of the Hiphop Generation) to wholistic methods and principles that when applied gradually into their everyday lives will educate them in wellness and vitality needed to combat mental, emotional, and physical issues that often go undetected until their late 30's.
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about KRS-One...help spread the word
Peace and much love to the entire Hiphop community. Know this. The KRISTYLE (kristyles) album scheduled for release on Tuesday June 24th 2003, distributed through In The Paint/ Koch Entertainment has been halted by KRSONE.
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New Lawrence record labels strive for prominence
By Richard Gintowt, lawrence.com writer
Thursday, June 5, 2003
Crack open the July issue of Spin magazine and you'll find a curious picture on the inside: a collection of 34 young adults from Omaha assembled in a family-reunion-esque portrait.
The picture looks like an outtake from some long-forgotten summer camp, only the campers have a particular affection for ratted black hair and thrift-store sweaters.
[-Label Makers here!-]
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