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One to Grow On Lyrics by The UMC’s

Fruits of Nature

1991

[Verse One: Haas G. (Kool Kim in parentheses)]
Castle on the borderline is surely like this
Approaching of a UMC is purely hypeness
(A fact) So I mention it again and again (It's not necessary)
Those who comprehend my message very clearly
But not along the way I'm translucent
Throw your hands up for the mans who sent
Invaders of my fruit basket to a casket
Bein' done away (see the flocks run away)
So as a UMC, I ask myself who can be the leaders
Resembling the stars ought to fall
(Well it's you Haas G.) And that's a find the coolest in me
At a whim who would freeze blue cheese
Spin a 360 on a runway
Stop
And hear many more than just one say
"U-N-I-V-E-R-S-A-L" (Go on)
Cause we gave em all one thought to grow on
[Kool Kim]
Apprehend my method
My method is apparent
I see clearly, this world's transparent
So I reach down deep
Deliver salvation to the hands of the weak
The meek
The mild
Then tame the wild
Cause that's how I'm styled
The wizard of rhyme
My symbol is AU
In layman's terms, gold, so watch me shine through
A new zoo review, coming right at you
And you and you
Kim is coming through
I grow on cause my strength is that of two
If rhyme's a boat, the beat must be my crew
Our mental ingredients
All of which is alarming
Not harming
Better said disarming
As I disarm you, I neutralise your weaponry
To make you more appropriate to deal with me and then I give you one to grow on
I think that I can express it better to you if I sang it for you
Ursalena with your washing machine-a
You jump so high
That you touch the sky
Ooh!
[Haas G.]
Grow on this when you're feeling kinda small
Grow on this to get through life all
Grow on this to have fun for the creators
Grew and grew, and when the time came play the
Old flow short now I'm wicked to the port of authority
You and I vers' the majority
Here's what we're looking at here
At the count of three let's hear the UMC Cheer
:1, 2, 3...:
:UMC's is the new way of being!:
[Kool Kim]
Grow on this to make you life seem great
Grow on this and take control of your fate
Grow on this until you finally understand
Grew and grew and now the boy's a U-man
But sit beside the shoreline
Think about your woes
Read the rips and waves
Identify your foes
Then realise, in the sense of this existence
There's great resistance
To the minds that mix this
Yes, I've made things known, but then again I'm on the down low
It's obvious because my methods show
That I rule on three planes of reality
Universally, mystically, conceptually
Then in due time
You may find
That I'm living in the world of my design and I gave you one to grow on

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