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Black History Month - Saul Williams



     
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Can you feel it? Nothing can save you
Im tougher than bullets so baby pray to your savior
I never been shot but I bet you Im braver
Im taking my spot, nigga, I aint afraid to be me
Sometimes I find it very hard to be, who? Me
(The inevitable rise and liberation of NiggyTardust)Yo the banana peels are carefully placed
So keep your shell toes carefully laced
The illest nigga got peppered and maced
Now amplify this, turn up the bassPicture me lampin in the company car
Rims like Tibetan prayer wheels, nigga what? Im a star
I cruise the block like a feather back and forth
Til I land as the song in your ear or the book in your handNow the whole fuckin' world bout to know who I am
Got your whole system up in my trunk
That dog eat dog make my woofers bark: atomic crunk
All my trill niggas know who be bringin' da funk
Lees and shell toes like its Black History MonthYo the banana peels are carefully placed
So keep your shell toes carefully laced
The illest nigga got peppered and maced

Now amplify this, turn up the bassYo the banana peels are carefully placed
So keep your shell toes carefully laced
The illest nigga got peppered and maced
Now amplify this turn up the bassThere was one bore witness to the rays of the sun
Synthesized in her own image, photo negative shun
The development of Parliament the phallic bop gun
Thus, the mothership connection spawned the birth of the drumAncient drum begat drum kingdom go, kingdom come
Ancient sector of the scepter risen up to the sun
Hidden hand of man begat patented clone of the drum
Boom bap strapped into a wire, tightly coiled and re-spunTrigger sound, trigger gun, drum machine, machine gun
Bodies piled, carefully filed under beats
That were once reprogrammed to become unplugged concert of sun
Every ray with sample clearance, every two begat oneBoom bop hard as a gun, white cross-trainers, unstrung
Let these suckas know the cost of making Harriet run
Let the North Star be your guiding post when turned from the sun
Until knowledge reigns supreme over nearly everyoneYo the banana peels are carefully placed
So keep your shell toes carefully laced
The illest nigga got peppered and maced
Now amplify this, turn up the bass

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Born in Newburgh, New York, United States, 1972, Saul Williams is considered a powerful voice of the hip-hop generation as a poet, actor, rapper, singer and musician. Best known for his blend of spoken word poetry and hip-hop, and for his leading role in the independent film Slam, he received notable recognition while supporting Nine Inch Nails for parts of their 2005-2006 tour. Saul's third album, The Inevitable Rise and Liberation of Niggy Tardust, was produced by Trent Reznor, and released via the internet on November 1, 2007.

Read more about Saul Williams on Last.fm.


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