a city drinker meets malt liquor on the corner of black pride, grabs the bottle,
Billy Dee advertises colt 45 – another name for a gun, plus sounds like a
religious cult. why?
red horse, color wise, equals evil deity – abbreviated DEI. 4th letter is a D,
5th letter is a E. put together addition equals 9 which you will find the letter I.
now rearrange DEI to DIE pronounced reads die. this product most rely on it’s ounces.
blacks were promised 40 acres but only got 40 ounces. no one should own land
to corrupt it’s energy in the beginning. to help you imagine were peeps like
John Lennon.
HOOK:
People believe in physical-ities of a bottle. malt liquor is a substance
property is a nuisance. colt 45 on it has a symbol of good luck. tip the bottle
upside-down symbol’s bad now. drink up.
VERSE 2 (Alexandrah)
If our eyes could hold such focus,
You’d see we’re being sold – again.
Minority-malicious advertise deceives that
Drinks will make you smooth.
But passing torches that way,
Monstrosities, they surely build.
Because we fail when we give our focus
To what’s designed to have us killed.
Practice anti-doubt.
All the target-markets hit will switch
And work it out,
Though socialites may claim it favors unity,
They’re only preaching falsified, deep-end maturity.
And you don’t have to give in
To what it is we swim in
Especially when you’re listening.
HOOK
VERSE 3 (Swamburger)
a city drinker meets malt liquor on the corner of black pride.
rappers advertise ST. IDES. rearrange IDES to get dies. take abbreviated ST.
I say saint stands for Satan. rearrange again to get SIDE out of IDES,
now your on Satan’s side. 40 ounce is the size. now why advertise religion
when the product doesn’t represent religion? for instance, did I forget
to mention black neighborhoods filled with churches and liquor stores.
ST. plays on the stereo while IDES plays the eyes of black searches
who look for their type. crooked eyes turn black on black crime. now find
underneath the T in ST is a pyramid colored red. the pyramid is life
but when flipped the definition is dead. now break the bread of Christ.
credits
from As if We Existed,
released September 26, 2006
(A. Brooks/ A Sarton/ G. Valencia, Jr)
MPCynth Bass and Additional Programming by Charles Wilson, III
supported by 4 fans who also own “Property & Malt Liquor”
I'm not really sure why I slept on this album for so long. Oh that's right, I prefer the blue pill to the stark reality of our morally defunct society as presented in this brilliant piece of work. This album is a poignant combination of rage, desperation, and just enough hope to force my eyes open. Jay-Radd
supported by 4 fans who also own “Property & Malt Liquor”
Calm and lackadaisical but never without a hint (an overdose) of melancholy. Sadistik's understated delivery sports only a shadow of the energy of earlier releases. The instrumentation, with its clean angelic vocals paired with broken piano and string chords feels like it embodies the distant observation of beauty from below that pervades the entire album. Jof