[Verse 1]: Ramson Badbonez The technological sophistication of an advanced civilized nation Reading patience through the base of your inner vibration Located in places shapeless and weightless Commemorating native Egyptian initiation Indigenous [?] kicking Icarus back into his daddy's labyrinth [?} the Minotaur in the passage is the description of Incubus' wrath It's nothing short of blasphemous Tablets of languages and narrative Of a black man in Nazareth resurrecting Lazarus Chariots of amethyst, gifted spirit catalyst Credits Kemet where Cleopatra or the Pharoah sits Tutenkamen, King Tut stargazers of dark moons The harsh truth will get your cards ruled with a bar stool Historic past-times, your stories and lies, profits of war crimes Ancestral archives, bloodine Jah Rastafari En mission route to Sirius a bright red star Through infinity delivering the light of Ra! Before the march of [?] like Vikings Worshipping a divine light [?] right 'til the sky rips No fifth opinion spiritual ritual suffices Are kinda bined tight like Osirus and Isis Timbuktu, keeper and giver of books With a literature addiction [?] the kingdom of Kush [Hook]: Ramson Badbonez x2 Your symbolic architecture, critical masterminds Ions, protons, electrolyze the alkaline (The source) of pure energy! (The source) of pure energy! (The source) of pure energy! (The source) of pure energy! [Verse 2]: Ramson Badbonez Follow the slight course to the source of life force Before the bright [?] my mind spawns heights being airbone Manifesting instant thought awareness in rare form Performing pure aerodynamic flight sports Measuring time with the Mayan concepts While picturing existence as a science project Reflective to the transition of death Message on temples and stones with heritage written in text Drizzled off like men of European Interpol Like Indiana Jones sold the crystal skulls and buried bone Holding Dead Sea Scrolls Living souls blow their short circuits Trying to solve a cryptic Da Vinci Code Nibiru pyramids in Peru The rapists and abusers trying to claim our lineage roots Through the apparatus it's all mathematic arts Among astronomers with star darts on the map [?] Spark the Western guide, weaponising pedophiles Devices in science is how to sabotage my abbatoir With classified information to strategise Being fearless and willing to make the ultimate sacrifice African stronghold got holds of rock mould Wide noses, thick lips, with locks and afros Jamming with [?] in the Congo Native creators and teachers with locks and afros [Outro]: Ramson Badbonez (The source) of pure energy! (The source) of pure energy! (The source) of pure energy! (The source) of pure energy! Your symbolic architecture, critical masterminds Ions, protons, electrolyze the alkaline (The source) of pure energy! (The source) of pure energy! (The source) of pure energy! (The source) of pure energy!
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