Part 20

One and two, three and four and
One and two, three and four and

R-O-C-K B-E-A-T-S, rocking the beats so fresh
R-O-C-K B-E-A-T-S
(And I’m rocking to the beat y’all and you don’t quit
You don’t quit, you don’t quit) well
R-O-C-K B-E-A-T-S
(And I’m rocking to the beat y’all and you don’t quit
You don’t quit, you don’t quit)
(And I’m rocking to the beat y’all and you don’t quit
You don’t quit, you don’t quit, you don’t quit, you don’t quit)

[Verse 1]
Lightning strikes twice, now I’m writing the final chapter
I’m not interested in idle chatter, violent splatter
Rather study tidal patterns, damn it that’s my cup of tea
I’m the Kurt Rambis of rap, don’t fuck with me
Luckily for you it’s hard to break an old habit
And the soul bandit’s back to cold rock the whole planet
Meanwhile you brag about bank accounts with fake amounts
Fine crumbs time comes, you better make it count

Onе and two, three and four and
One and two, three and four and

[Verse 2]
Make an absurd claim with wordplay I challengе it
Hate to break it but your beatmaker’s not talented
I balance the scales back at a macro level
Took a cab to the Sabu Martinez - Afro Temple
Backrow central with the g and cheddar jazz
Making vendetta plans, I need a second set of hands
To kick it

[Verse 3]
DJ spins the records same shape as the flat earth
Tablets from the black church, pap worth the crack worth
Going berserk, giving ‘em the finishing dose
Minimum most, whole bowl cinnamon toast
It’s an innocent boast, listen I’m shifting like sands
On the Dominican coast, positioning lifting like hands
Reaching for the sky or slowly around the throat
Doing it like I have bills to pay but I don’t
Heavy action, edgy like Reggie Jackson
Confirmed label, your turntables made by a dachshund
That's an outlandish weapon to brandish, pull the plugs
Attacked by wolves and bugs, the system is full of drugs
Ugly, why indulge crap like dull raps?
Heed not, I'm handing out speed knots and Skull Snaps
Back spasms, you can't imagine what the vinyl costs
Speeding the beast, that's why they call me the final boss