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To Start It Off

from Phone Sex II / Second Glance by Buck Bowen

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To start it off, let me state a fact
No label gave a fuck about Hip Hop till it made them cash
So now you got, all these fucking idiots
That rap about bling bling and sing on some sissy tihs
Your shit sucks but you’re saying that it’s hot
And the only reason’s ‘cause you keep eating tabasco sauce
So face the fact, you ain’t creating rap
Don’t start with me it ain’t hard to see your shit is R&B
Apart from weak you lack heart and emotion
While I’m relying on talent, not marketing and promotion
‘Cause if a dope lyrical flow you could bust
I wouldn’t write songs all night long to diss you stupid fucks
So get a grip ‘cause this shit’s getting ridiculous
Your album sales is based off of lies and pretty bitches tits
I’ve tried to spit some sense like tongues and dimes ‘cause
No label or emcee could ever fuck with me, like a nun’s vagina

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from Phone Sex II / Second Glance, released December 4, 2004

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"Trying to bridge the growing gap between 'would-be' and 'has-been.'"

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