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Type of Rap Lyrics by Charles Da King

Lost In Translation

2021

Verse 1:
Unable to be eliminated
Or imitated
I can't be inundated
I'm on fire but not incinerated
I've been elated
Here, let me elucidate it:
I'm the greatest
Not the first to ever say this
I hate it
How every rapper thinks that they the best around
Or in they town
You are all the same theres no individual sound
These individuals are pitiful
I'm the residual
It's critical to say the truth these people saying a bit of bull
Verse 2:
Monopolize I got my eyes on the prize
It's no surprise this the land of demand and supplies
I need to rise
I got a mask but it ain't no disguise
Tryn not to die
COVID scary so my face I will hide
Hide and seek, in the streets
Shootings so it ain't no peace
Pull up then they shoot and leave
Half the families incomplete
Say a prayer, send it up to it God up there
I'm sure you are all aware
Couple of things that got me scared
It's rare to find someone who cares
Actively not passively
Actually taking action with no distractions
Hope I make my music so people can use it
Don't want you to lose it, you'll get through it
I pray that you don't confuse it
Not so confident as I appear
Drop a song then disappear
Disavowed by my peers
They insincere
Don't critique if you can't compete
You're obsolete
You think you could be writing for me?
By all means
Go ahead, but you can't go head to head
Imma go until you're dead, you are lead
I am gold, not afraid to break the mold
You are bought and sold
You a commodity
I'm an oddity
And I'm possibly
One of the greatest to ever be doing it
This is my passion so I am pursuing it
People are ducking because of the ensuing hit
Gotta slow down, or I will be losing it
Tit for tat, I'll hit you back
I am the craziest, this the facts
I will exterminate, you will insinuate
You are the lamest so kiss my
Verse 3:
Looking for clues, I'm Blue
Tryna figure out what's true
We ain't play games, Guess Who?
Looking for fame that's you
Pain in my brain ain't new
It's all I knew
And it's getting old like Benjamin Franklin too
Crack a smile wide as a mile
When I saw the pile
Of cash on my table
I'm platinum the labels
Treat me like I'm that type of fable
I'm Aesop with 8 drops
You people stay soft
I won't name drop
Or get to harming it's alarming
My skills exponential
You're detrimental
Try to stop me then you must be mental
Write more than a pencil
I'm a steak and you're a lentil
I ain't trapped, I made the stencil
I get to reflecting way too often
What I need to be is bossing
And be writing without stopping
Stopping focusing on dropping
I need to perfect my craft
Do it better every track
Never slip up, never lack
Cause that ain't my type of rap

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