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The Cycle Repeats - Kero One



     
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(Chorus)
It goes 1 for free cans and 2 for mean streaks
3 for fat markers that we use to bomb streets
4 for cops makin' your heart beat thump
often the rush is enough to motivate us to bust
(Verse 1)
But Ill, avoid the buff by all means necessary
bombin' strategically to have one less adversary
and cops work the beat so my feet move with rhythm
on the ankle express to manifest youth and rebellion
riskin' freedom to animate cities we live in
using weapons from neckup and ambition like ammunition
pushin' the envelope of graff higher for writers
as kings develop styles and inspire the birth of biters
toys sketch on papyrus, then graduate to streets
spawning new admirers and the cycle repeats and it goes...
(Chorus)
1 for free cans, 2 for the crew, 3 toy writers keeping our confidence fueled

4 for cops makin your heart beat thump
often that rush is enough to motivate us to bust
(Verse 2)
now if paintings are rich in content am I defacing walls?
or breakin the law if recognitions my accomplice?
I ponder while stompin' through concrete museums
painting property consciously cause gangs are on surveillance
indecent exposure is graffiti what it seems to be?
when bringing color to poverty stricken sceneries
still a starving artist, cause Id rather buy paint
when passion is massive peripheral become faint
My eyes on the prize until I'm tried by police
but as soon as Im released you know the cycle repeats and it goes..

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Known for spearheading the Jazz-Hop genre, Kero One, a San Francisco rapper/producer/DJ, stands as a testament to the do-it-yourself success story. Using only his homemade studio and personal credit card, Kero One pressed and released his first 12” record Check the Blueprints in 2003 on his own imprint, Plug Label. Without any experience as to how he should distribute his new record, Kero One spent endless hours researching, cold calling, and seeking help from friends. Of the 50 copies that were eventually distributed around the world, one landed in a tiny record store in Tokyo, Japan.

Read more about Kero One on Last.fm.


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