Well since I have alittle free time this holiday season (2 weeks to be exact), I am putting in a bit more work on the writing (and studying) end. Hopefully I will get about 10-14 joints done before Jan 3rd. That's the goal. So as oppose to keeping these to myself and before I drop these to a track, I am going to post a few. Check them out. Leave some feedback. Holla. This two verses were written to and inspired by MO aka Miles Outside. We been working on some new music and I busted out the joint, "Steel Knife", and got busy. Hook and song to come later...Peace
Steel Knife (miles outside)
Part A
Born a rebel, live through the treble and head nod,
Bass bed rock, California leave you bled ak,
Less you navigate through snakes,
Take a puff on the gov’t, walk streets on the other shit,
Clean like my brother get, not just holidays,
Kept a wood tree, least that’s what my momma say,
Had a few tubes, now that’s from the seven days,
Garriet Morgan on a reel, castor oil for the ill,
Crisco in the skillet, starch for your stomach,
Epson salt for your feet, baking soda for teeth,
Before we knew what they had store,
Never look to wage war, had to learn it first,
Use to get tallboys to quench summer thirst,
Kept them penny loafers clean, before we learn to curse,
Before we learned the verse, they didn’t teach on Sunday,
Not yet stung, young bees just learning bout that honey…
Part B
Had a fresh face and new outlook on life,
No hair, chin clean, no care, new things,
Trying to put my foot in it, no time for the minutes,
Patience is virtue, but we grown no curfew,
All night in the OH, down to the LA,
Wild pack of young dudes down for the Mardi,
Gras to Bourbon on them Hurricanes,
Circle up the wagons; don’t get out your lane,
Before the storm came and they forgot about us,
It was one big party to the sun came up,
Like one big wave on that ocean front,
But we was down in NO, beads out the window,
Game for the pillow, bucks for a big cups,
Girl at home, new one from Europe,
Or better yet Cali or maybe Atl,
Came back, camera full, with some stories tell…
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