rejoice - R.A.P. Ferreira/Scallops Hotel.mp3

[00:00.000] 作词 : Rory Allen Philip Ferreira
[00:00.671] 作曲 : Rory Allen Philip Ferreira
[00:01.343] Moving forward, dearly beloved
[00:03.793] Make I and I recall
[00:05.782] Bob's son set in Babylon
[00:07.725] Atop the very high mountain
[00:09.795] Carving prophecy into rock
[00:11.937] Blood from a stone is the wickedest task
[00:14.969] Yet, rivers to flow, lyrics do grow
[00:18.495] And rise and rise to terrible, terrible proportions
[00:23.093] Stifling the weak heart, made they tremble
[00:25.991] But the dreadlocks say, fear not
[00:28.457] Stamp foot and flatten a raindrop
[00:30.941] For in Bob and his children's temple
[00:32.864] It is strictly reality we are dealing with
[00:35.082] Strictly reality, so rejoice
[00:42.981] Beepеr buzzin', semper fi cousins
[00:45.210] When in hot ovеns, et cetera, et cetera
[00:47.768] Wind chimes gone dummy
[00:49.250] Delirium, serious serum, celiacs, belly out, sippin' 'gnac
[00:53.526] Yacked, redacted
[00:54.424] Told navel, "Strike that from the record"
[00:56.398] Quarter zips, meanin' none to flip
[00:58.089] You know where the poets is
[00:59.718] Under some gutter, at the library, by the café, at the ATM
[01:03.317] You know where the poets is
[01:04.610] At the perfume store, in the buffet line
[01:06.916] On a philosophical corner, drawing sevens in concrete
[01:09.975] You know where the poets is
[01:11.270] Off riding green horses, profaning the inevitable
[01:14.087] But never on purpose
[01:15.527] Lips pursed in verses, spitting juice like plums do
[01:19.896] Ooh, that ish delicious
[01:21.316] Yo, I croon like doo-wops
[01:22.926] You, you know this life is vicious
[01:24.950] And it seems, the only option is to cling
[01:28.406] To the mind that retains the faculty to dream
[01:32.032] And it seems, the only option is to cling
[01:35.470] To the mind that retains the faculty to dream
[01:39.428] In Duane Reade screaming, "I'm not the same me"
[01:42.102] Meaning soul graffiti bubblin' over
[01:44.810] Summer soldier, cut from the cloth of October
[01:47.376] Beat made from two metal cans
[01:49.294] Various spectrums of an evil parallelogram
[01:51.525] Could you see that? Would you bear my eyes?
[01:53.673] Rhetorical gestures that merit reply
[01:55.752] State communist verse the based abomunist
[01:58.453] Entrance fee is paying homage
[02:00.283] Patiently awaiting context
[02:01.760] White boys in my crew look Amish, honest
[02:04.450] And the negros is walkin' around talkin' 'bout NeoHooDoo
[02:07.132] Askin', "Who you?"
[02:08.302] Don't mention what you do for money
[02:09.823] Isn't that funny? Screw face, moot case
[02:11.938] I never demean the self with definition
[02:14.098] Exquisite sense of what's hittin'
[02:15.681] That's kept me on this lonesome trail
[02:17.306] Sink or swell, I'm out to open sea
[02:19.261] Croonin', strummin', open C, no capo
[02:21.807] Coterie of lame-os, skullduggery and baking soda volcanoes
[02:25.631] Laser eye like Kano
[02:27.225] So run up to get done up
[02:28.591] You lookin' like the corduroy coon's latest come up, psh
[02:32.732] "Welcome to my rap show," said the spider to the fly
[03:02.334] As long as I'm living, as long as I'm alive, as long as I'm in this environment
[03:05.724] There's certain things that not only myself, but everyone should do to be able to survive
[03:10.542] I find that it's very important for me to understand the idea of martial art
[03:21.246] Actually it's spontaneous
[03:24.361] Me it was only natural, just to flow into this type of movement
[03:26.971] Since it was part of my culture and lifestyle
[03:31.126] You see, some people play tennis, some people deal with golf
[03:33.925] I don't feel like I'm getting that kind of confrontation
[03:36.723] That thing coming at me, that's a negative aspect
[03:41.624] Saying was that we lost a language
[03:44.562] And being more specific, in terms of the music, drum instruments
[03:47.414] They said— just now, you see, what it was—
[03:49.419] I don't— sendin' God hope— and because of certain kind of—
[03:51.787] Relying on your past— that— But the thing that I've—
[03:56.665] Yeah, I think so— you know, that' the big—
[04:01.864] Sometimes almost like a contradiction that you set up with inside
[04:04.987] And it's not only two-fold with it, they talkin' about the two parts of the brains
[04:07.678] It's multi-fold
[04:09.848] Because, see, that simple type of sadness may produce, like, just, subdivisions of that sadness
[04:15.480] That takes on all different kinds of degrees of sadness
[04:20.320] See, and maybe sadness 'cause somebody told you that there was death
[04:22.794] And maybe sadness because you broke your favorite dish
[04:25.979] But it's all sadness, but different types of sadness
[04:27.853] But lumped up, it's just one big sadness