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Letra de Outro
<p>(Chorus)<br/>The good days are gone<br/>I fucked up, I coulda been someone...<br/>(Rivercity was us!)<br/>I got nuthin but love for my crew<br/>It's still my city, no matter where I move, and<br/>Though the well done run dry<br/>I fill my cup;<br/>Cuz I'm still someone...<br/>(Rivercity was us!)<br/>I got nuthin but love for my crew<br/>It's still my city, no matter what<br/>Ohhh<br/><br/>(Verse 1)<br/>I was nobody prior to rap<br/>Pliable - liable to act prideful<br/>When I was, in fact, trying to hide from<br/>My past rivals<br/>I lied to myself, 13: punk rock was my end-all<br/>No genre compared; Barbie without a Ken doll<br/>Dead Kennedys/Minor Threat/Ramones/Rancid<br/>I loved the Misifts - but only with Glenn Danzig<br/>Black Flag; and who could forget the Sex Pistols?<br/>Subscribed to Hit Parader<br/>Read every fresh issue<br/>I never guessed what I'd least expect to get into<br/>Would nest in me<br/>Dressed to impress, and press into<br/>My flesh and sinew...<br/>Turns out, not all hip-hop's less than simple:<br/>It can be complex and sinful<br/>Let's continue...<br/>June of '01, I met Colmes<br/>And we became best bros, he showed me the light<br/>Showed me the mic...<br/>Showed me how to hone what I write<br/>And transform my foreign form from my former device<br/>Into more than a bored chorus<br/>Four-score from the mic<br/>From a spore that absorbs orbs for supportin' new life<br/>And before this, I felt sure rap was a horrible type<br/>Of abnormal recital, like a sort of porno you write<br/>Like a form of informal advice<br/>A portal to forewarn Mormons and all men alike<br/>Of the force in the night...<br/>Colmes schooled me on a few thangs<br/>First lesson was "Wu-Tang"<br/>Second lesson: "Learn the new slang"<br/>"Ebonics" by Big L was a big help...<br/>Third lesson was all culture;<br/>The four elements<br/>How to tell homies from vultures<br/>He told me that real rappers are freestylers<br/>So meanwhile, just practice for adversaries<br/>Unwraveling capilleries<br/>Adamant-actin', adapting to habitats is scary<br/>And very combative, so stack up a mad vocabulary<br/>He introduced me to Jarrod Thomas from Barker's Point<br/>Back then, he was 'Klassick'<br/>He asked if I wanna spark a joint<br/>Years later, names changed and Monark had joined<br/>Our crew; called ourselves "E-Sential"<br/>The hardest boyz<br/>Reppin' the North Side...<br/>Sabotage on my tail<br/>But Jarrod was barely involved in the songs that we spilled<br/>Cuz he was also a member of "Ill Logic" as well;<br/>At first, I came across as a novice with obvious help<br/>I don't think he really thought a lot of me til<br/>I recorded my song "Criminology", and, well...<br/>I could tell he noticed a spark in me: Cracka can rhyme<br/>That was at 16, big dreams, back of the line<br/>Remember when we met Swollen Members and Project Wyze?<br/>Tannery full of buses...fans fussin' in line<br/>Moka tried to get us inside the Upper Deck<br/>But we was underage, so we stayed on their bus, eatin chips<br/>Prevail was real, but Mad Child was a dick<br/>Moka Only was our homie, gave us Heineken sips<br/>Jelleestone and the Rascalz...<br/>Gettin' high with the gods<br/>K-os was the bomb, and Kardinal Offishall...<br/>Freestylin' with everything, tryna make an impression<br/>So these celebrity legends always remembered Fredericton<br/>I still got the photos...me dressed like I'm dead<br/>I wanted Ecko that xmas: I got Exco instead<br/>Writing words on the paper 'til nothing's left in my head...<br/>New semester, attending FHS with no friends<br/>It was here I met Kaleb; he took all the attention<br/>Asking people "Where can I find a good, quality kitten?"<br/>I just thought he was kiddin'<br/>Later on, I witnessed him at the mall<br/>Flittin' along, and his collar was twitchin':<br/>It was a small little furball, squallin' relentless<br/>He said "Nobody'd be bitchin if we ALL had a kitten..."<br/>Yeah, I saw he was different: fairly gregarious<br/>Spare me the alias of this Australian alien<br/>Scared the episcopalian's failing the processors<br/>Lepers with hot peppers<br/>A leopard to spot-checkers<br/>Hip-hop is chess, not checkers; poison every emcee<br/>I bodied Casper live on '95.7 The Beat'<br/>I was never this free; sparrin' mano-e-mano<br/>Juliano the Godfather, Corrado Soprano<br/>Fredericton was the scene<br/>"Freddy Beach" was too shitty; we needed a<br/>Name with a dream; someone said "Rivercity"<br/>We was young, we was kingz...<br/>So we started a crew<br/>By '05, we was comprised of like 1-dozen dudes:<br/>Nemesis, Juliano, Monark, Tubby D<br/>Symphintry, KC...Great Dane RIP<br/>TalkSick and Envy: Gorilla Militants<br/>Skillfully spillin' millions of syllables full of sillyness<br/>Heinous speech entertainers<br/>J-names rolling deep, rolling dangerous;<br/>Jeremy, Jody, Jarrod and Jason<br/>Jeff, Justin, Josh, Joey, Jed and then Jacob<br/>Just a justification for jumbled alliteration<br/>It seemed that figures of speech were a way to our dreams...<br/>Save the day and then fade away with a bag full'a weed<br/>'Rivercity Kingz': what a great name for the team<br/>Stake claims to break waves with our ways and our means<br/>Fake life-wreckers; remember Late Nite Records?<br/>Twenty4seveN brakelights make life hectic<br/>In '05, I could repay the biscuits<br/>Rap battles at the DJ Olympics<br/>We played to win, then Phakt repayed the interest<br/>I'ma decay these bitches; first victim, I iced<br/>This rich kid with a mic, some lil' bitch named "White"<br/>Seventeen and supreme<br/>Makin' dreams out of reams<br/>Churnin' cream in our teens<br/>We freezed knees in capris<br/>Medellin? Never been...<br/>IED: smithereens -<br/>Like Fedeyeen for Marines, Freddy's breezy for sheez<br/>Now, my talent's surpassin':<br/>Student schoolin his master<br/>All on my own, anglophone /slash/ microphone grasper<br/>That was back when we ate mushrooms in Jarrod's attic<br/>And "I Gotcha Back" by Monark & Symph<br/>Hadn't been scrapped yet<br/>And they ain't scrapped yet;<br/>Still best homies from knee-high<br/>Til Joey and Jarrod's woman Toni boned, it was peacetime<br/>There just never had been a time when<br/>They never was friends<br/>Now its 2017, and STILL: never again<br/>Light a candle for Mikey...<br/>Light a candle for Branscombe...<br/>Leeferd jammin on his left-handed banjo at random<br/>Tubby D and D-ZEL, out scramblin' fences<br/>Ramblin, breakin' n enterin, scammin' n fencin'<br/>Goddammit, when I said it, I meant it;<br/>We was family, Rivercity calamity: damage relentless<br/>"You Know Me" was '03<br/>"Life Is War" was '04<br/>"North Side" was '05...<br/>...then a whole lotta more<br/>Every Fredericton venue, I performed at em all<br/>The Tannery, The Playhouse, Sweetwaters for sure<br/>Wednesdays at The Cap; Nicky Zees, 20/20...<br/>Leo Hayes at the Caf - stole every show like it's money<br/>Student Union, from students at UNB and STU<br/>To the truly stupid duffuses who used<br/>To be me, now they're you<br/>Terry Thomas/Apaustrophe is now called "NFP";<br/>"Socially Exceptable" - that's him partnered with Ceeb<br/>Rockin' apocalypse-causing, jaw-dropping releases<br/>So fiber-optic only the top optometrists see them<br/>The Elks Club: Bonshah be demolishing beats<br/>Droppin bombs on the strong<br/>Righting wrongs for the weak<br/>Loc helped us record songs for our LP<br/>But we abandoned it way before<br/>We could master the bastard..<br/>But we did a few shows...<br/>(mostly I improvised; Red as drunk as a skunk<br/>Me as high as the sky)<br/>Free lines from the guys: E, coke, or whatever;<br/>Sniff it, smoke it, I ain't jokin<br/>I was hopeless as ever<br/>Music dropped into second<br/>Drugs hopped into 1st place<br/>In the past decade, I might recall one or two birthdays<br/>What the fuck can I say...<br/>Best Days of my Life<br/>But now they're gone, cuz I'm dead:<br/>Bring me into the light<br/>(Chorus)<br/>The good days are gone<br/>I fucked up, I coulda been someone...<br/>(Rivercity was us!)<br/>I got nuthin but love for my crew<br/>It's still my city, no matter where I move, and<br/>Though the well done run dry<br/>I fill my cup;<br/>Cuz I'm still someone...<br/>(Rivercity was us!)<br/>I got nuthin but love for my crew<br/>It's still my city, no matter what<br/>Ohhh
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Outro es una canción de Jacobo Ramos incluida en el álbum Dile al Corazon que Camine, publicado en 2012. Tiene una duración de 01:20. Puedes escucharla online gratis dentro del catálogo de música cristiana de Sionfy y consultar su letra en esta misma página.