INTRO
It's the return (echo) of (echo) Tha Human Echo (echo)this gonna be like Tha Rhyme Conductor part 2 - super charged
look out (echo)
I'm in [this] to give 'em what they missin' [in rap] livin' with a health condition
still rippin' (rappin very skillfully) it like a hurricane twistin' winds flippin'
rap faster - the occasion I'm made to capture - matter fact there's 2 eras
before Jay rapped - and after - step into the next chapter - the ever after
the "outlaster" - I'm ill (skilled) down to the plasma - The Golden Girls laugher
fan of the Black Panthers (1960's human rights activists) the man - damn right
I'm inspired by my wife dancer (a choreographer who taught me how to dance)
the profound - broken down - in the sound - track drafter - I'm - open minded
bury stereotype smasher - the way back Jay music had mad improvement
to master - the make a second voice and switch - the mic to myself passer
I'm unrated - force of nature like a natural disaster - MCs (rappers)
can't see me with all the glasses in LensCrafters - the political rapper
with the tracks dissin' NAFTA - the most explosive finisher - the bringer
of - the blaster
I'm molded by the days raised in the golden age CHORUS
molded - molded by the days raised in the golden age Chorus alternate version
This is dedicated to creators innovatin' this - they paved the way these days
Jay display this exhibited - I flip it witness the intricate - wit in this - wittiness
it's I - my business - rhyme fitness limitless - deliverance hittin' this
flippin' like the winds of a twister flippin' bins - I got props (admiration) for Marley Marl
and Grandmaster Flash - for raps path to advance and enhance the craft (of rappin')
this track cast a fire in mind - my desire - giving flowers to the founders (of rap)
ignition to the power - of Jay aka the loomin' human rhyme shower
wit tracks I snap back like rubber - rap wonder - the snare I hit that on that
clap like thunder - recognize I got lines an all-time rhyme conductor
demonstratin' - it's the rap appreciatin' - rap lover - my uncovered this
number - when I discovered
My sound like I'm down with Doc Brown (Back to the Future reference) I'll expound
I got props for (Akrika) Bambaataa - the Planet Rocka - the god father of this
hip hop saga - that bebop and Jazz evolved into - deserving words for Kool Herc
and crews doin' early work - graffiti writers and the breakers makin' somethin
outta nothin' - rappin over beatboxin' as percussion - it was somethin that was
sparked in the park and unleashed - as a move to start peace - thru breakdancin'
and rappin' that was used to compete - replacin' youth gang bangin' in the streets
the golden age came when old ways raised in displays by Rakim and Big Daddy Kane
like heaven '87 to '95 the prime time - and jazz and rap blend into Jazz Rap then
the category - in time I'd find that in my story - like A Tribe Called Quest and
I must confess yes them days ain't gone - they live on in this song ('cause)
Graffiti writers sparked the start with their mark on the art
then DJs run in with scratches that come in
as a 3rd rap served mad (a lot) words that was heard
over beatboxing with the mouth - that was sounds
the moved the breakin' crews gettin' down in downtown
in the Bronx (New York) it was created - more than songs they was makin'
the 5 elements of the rhyme's foundation - sometimes (they) sayin'
that knowledge that's the 6th (element) that's why I'm droppin' (rappin') this
It's a quote - I heard was wrote - it said don't die - wit' your music OUTRO
still inside - that's why I still rhyme - with the golden age in mind
it ain't old school rap - it's classic rap
glad you took part in this rap seminar
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