The Borderline of all Existence Lyrics by Kurt Rock
Trailer Park: The Mixtape
2014
Your rap career is history In my face you will never say shit to me I don't care about dissing people But you push me to the ledge with your bullshit Dumb-ass #1 & Dumb-ass #2 If you diss me, I might respond to you But if the shit is wack I might be more likely to Diss you Because I'll point that out I rap like its battle rap But I don't battle people Now We talking like 8 Mile But I live in Ohio not Detroit So more like the Trailer Park White Trash with Jordan's & Beats by Dre Really what u gonna say that will offend me bitch I don't get offended by shit I don't give a fuck, ill say fuck the world like 2Pac Is he alive or is he dead, is he in heaven or in Cuba If he were around hip hop wouldn't have wack rappers and the Drugs, Money, & Hoes movement would've died That is why he has such a big legacy He inspired various new artists coming out including me You should see the difference if biggie were here too It's funny we have the same birthday He died 3 years before I was born They both sold millions before the Internet fucked everything up & made hip-hop crowded Lets keep the Em's, Jay's, & Nas but get rid of the Young Thug's, Beiber's, & Solja Boy's Y'all play with rap's image like toys But in reality your just little boys and will never mature into men I don't give 2 shits about that same shit everybody rapping about No one is different we are the same in beats, flows, & lyrics. Mostly no lyricist Money, Cash, & Hoes Fuck all that I rap about real shit But if you live that shit fine But I don't rap about what you all rap about Because I don't live that shit So FUCK YOUR FLOW I don't make club shit But, maybe later I make a song then it gets played in the club I'm independent right Now & want to stay that way unless I get a mega-million dollar deal But I still won't sell my soul for millions FUCK THE ILLUMINATI I pray to God not satan Now It's mainstream and cool to do it, WTF happened to America These dumb asses really think Jay-Z is in the illuminati no celebrity is in there, but they're all puppets to spread bad influences All CEO's & Billionaire Bankster's Just like Billionaire Gangsters Who had satan help them make dough but also earned a free pass to hell Ring the bell and try to beat me with flows you already lost and haven't attempted Shit we now live in a society of a bunch of Twerking hoes & don't really know if Mitch caught a body about a week ago I'm Just tho don't do dumb shit to try to make it Just don't try to fake it Are you going to take the opportunity to make it or you gonna break it This lifestyle ain't for everybody but it is for me and if it is you need to work for it Don't expect for it to be given to you But if you're like me I can feel no hesitation when I tell the world FUCK YOU Bitch I just started this rap shit and already beat it Again FUCK THE WORLD Bitch
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