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Charlie Hustle Lyrics by Strong Arm Steady

Madlib Medicine Show, No. 11: Low Budget High Fi Music

2011

[Intro: movie trailer voice, (Phil Da Agony)]
"More action... [*action noises*]
More excitement... [*exciting noises*]"
(Okay, okay, okay...)
[Verse 1: Krondon]
Too often, Kron’s caught for arson, scorching
Caution, protect your noggin, Foursome
The common murder rate's alarmin'
Charging, more ghetto real estate to auction
Pardon the daisy dukes, Dolly Parton
Hard nipples, Triple X, twist, tossin'
'8 drive adrenaline, iPod villain
Want more than big shillings, want to feed children
Not ham hocks and chitlins
Best beginnings don’t mean the best endings, without winning
The lawsuit pending, no pension, career of addiction
Bumping New Edition out the German engineerin'
'Belly' or 'Boondocks', Biggie or Tupac
Both'll tell the truth about the youth that're soon locked up
Every market is a registered target
'Til we finished what we have started
[Chorus: Phil Da Agony]
Yeah, and we just getting started with this!
Get on your job and get gone
Put in your work then go home
[Verse 2: Phil Da Agony]
Thousand-dollar Louis loafers, silk socks
I come from the only planet that rock
Go on and hand me down a plan that’ll never stop
I put the XIII [thirteen] on the rocks, never catch me drinking Ciroc
I pop off like gun shots
Hotter than a red dot pointed at your knot
You get annointed from the words that I drop
Disappointed I ain’t get to the top
Still happy that I get what I got
Stick to the plot, I mean, hey, look at Barack
That’s a [----] you can learn from a lot
Campaigning, you can rise to the top
Champagning, when there’s bottles to pop
Special ops with the intricate plot
Top notch and it’s sticking like Scotch
Give it all that you got
Backwoods burnin' colorful crops
Fuck the others, I'ma smother gwop
This for the mothers and my brothers on lock
[Chorus: Phil Da Agony]
Get on your job and get gone
Put in your work then go home
[Outro: sample]
"It's remarkable!"
"It's remarkable!"
"It's remarkable!"
"It's remarkable!"
"You have to wake up to the maker!"
Credits
Strong Arm Steady

Strong Arm Steady

About “Charlie Hustle” by Strong Arm Steady

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"Charlie Hustle" appears on "Madlib Medicine Show, No. 11: Low Budget High Fi Music" in 2011.

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