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The Colors Of Jazz Lyrics by Jazzie Redd

1993

[Intro]
I was afraid if the wizard were here I wouldn't have been so scared
That gives me an idea! It may work, and then again it may not
Oh, but it may
The witch hates music, so we should make music!
[Verse 1]
Introducing the introduction of an intro
I'm finna L-E-T G-O another solo
It's time that I swung this
In other words I'm glad that I brung this
Rooster ala rap and new rhythm of rhyming
New technique when I speak you're weak
So battle on before the father of metaphor
Now do you think that I'd let a whore
Pay me for loosey just like a step child
I'm no step child so you best stеp, child
Back up off the real king of the swing
Swing with thе king and the things I bring
Move while I step and step while I'm moving
Dance to the track as I get smooth and
Rock to the rhythm of the funky beat
It's like dancing with 2 left feet
When I'm at the arena
Man have you seen a
MC get meaner
Freakin' the microphone, freakin' the microphone
Kind of like an acrobat
Walking on your lyrics like a doormat
Yeah I'm all that
And I'm gonna give the industry a blast
With the colors of jazz
[Hook]
This is the colors of jazz
Yeah uh, uh
Come on (come on)
Come on (come on)
[Verse 2]
A do re mi fa sol la ti do
And can't no B-R-O F-L-O
The way that I G-O on the M-I-C-R-O-P-H-O-N-E
None that are wanting but some have tried
Many have died and been crucifixed and crucified
By the original O.G. subliminal
Jazzie R-E-D-D period so give me your undivided attention
As I mention
Rhymes in conjunction with funky extensions
I speak fact not fiction my diction is loud-spoken in tongues I've wrote and so quote these
Verbs I manifest from the top of my cranium
I'm not a hippy but I'm hipper than hip
I'm the crucifier, born again legend
Son of the almighty, raised to resurrection
Hip-hop evangelist, I'm a soloist
Black activist, and you lack this
Physical training by the intelligent intellectual heterosexual but none in-factual
Then next you will scope the notes of my dope [?]
Uh, this is the colors of jazz
[Hook]
This is the colors of jazz
Uh, uh
Uh, uh
[?] drop the track
Yeah, yeah
[Verse 3]
[...]
Niggas fuck up run up and get beat up
So don't buck up just pull a seat up
Prepare for baptism cuz I'm about to baptize
[?] straight mutilate and terrorize
Bustas, who step in my pathway
Break them all the way down not halfway
I'm the greatest rapper in the whole state of Texas
If in doubt watch me flex this
Lyrical, miracle
Without a doubt
I'm superior, inferior
So talk about the almighty saxophones and run up on this track
That is powerpacked with [?]
So listen in, or you'll be missing in action
Ain't no acting, I ain't acting
I'm just doing for my [?] wrecking the microphone
Turn on my saxophone
I came here to give the industry a blast
Yeah, with the colors of jazz
[Outro]
This is the colors of jazz
Uh, come on
Yeah, colors of jazz y'all
Jazzie Redd with a brand new thing
Coming hard for the '93
Or until the year 2000
Colors of jazz y'all and I'm out
Credits
Jazzie Redd

Jazzie Redd

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