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I Could Rap Forever Lyrics by Rhys Langston

Language Arts Unit

2020

[Rhys Langston]:
You know what I’m saying? I feel like I could really do this forever
I don’t know. I don’t know. You know what I’m saying?
Yo, this that ardent cultural marxist
Hopping out the fucking starship
In explicit FCC discourse, yeah
Marching in
Electoral offices
To the apartments
Bicoastal elite feeling some type of glorious
Yo, this that Earl Sweatshirt type beat
(oh my god)
Yo, this that overthinking type sack of meat, well
Talking to ya
Been off the Internet as of late, so
Maybe a little more truth (real talk)
Yeah the hangman hungover in the blanks
Writing after the shots and shooters saying
I could rap forever
But I won’t (I won’t, I won’t)
Only until the moment in which
My epitaph got a blue check on it
And bears a likeness of a rapper archetype
In the form of sonnet saying
I could rap forever
But will you hear?
I could rap forever
But will you hear me?
While the economy is being automated out
My negro I’m fucking out;
While everything seems to be going down south
I’ma stay right here and use my mouth
Case in point like
(check one, two, like ok, yeah, ha!):
Yo, this that ardent cultural marxist
Hopping out the fucking starship (two times!)
Clocked out at the happiest hour that can be afforded
When your microphone bag happens to be your wallet
When no man is the island
That tax brackets use to funnel dollars
Well, this that over-his-head-
Archipelago-flow-syntax
Great garbage patch of my personality, yeah
Fully intact
The extinct elephant in the room authorizes
No authority or apps
That’s the wrong kind of twist like
Intellectual white people dreadlocks
Taking naps
I could rap forever
But will you hear?
I could rap forever
But will you hear me?
I could rap forever
But will you hear?
I could rap forever
But will you hear me?
“and now a bright young comic”
[Serengeti]:
Davis Deacon, Deacon, Deacon speaking
Freaking leaking:
One time I ate chicken wings and
I, I, I, I, I, I was on a cruise ship
Hey hey, yo, what’s up, this is me Dave
Shout out to my man, Deacon Dave
Hey! hey!
Calm it down, pipe it down
Take a shower, take a shave
Take a walk, take a nap
Take another shower, take another shave
Come back home, take a shave
Take another shower
Calm it down, pipe it down
Calm it down, calm it down!
[Rhys Langston]:
I could rap forever
But will you hear?
I could rap forever
But will you hear me?
I could rap forever
But will you hear?
I could rap forever
But will you hear me?
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Rhys Langston

Rhys Langston

About “I Could Rap Forever” by Rhys Langston

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"I Could Rap Forever" appears on "Language Arts Unit" in 2020.

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