Released on October 13, 1998

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[Verse 1: Pat Juba]

Kool Ak be shedding the blood on turntables

Flammable burn labels, splinter neck for rocking wood cables

Door knockers, in solid gold bangles

Missing like Jimmy Hoffa in Bermuda Triangle

Triangular danger in the form of Mic wranglers

Try coastal strangler, wild niggas, I'm taming ya'

Naming ya, claiming ya spot, aggression

Aiming at your cranial piece, my weapon

Cock back, relax to ease back off a cliff

Professional fall off specialist, world eclipse

Now peep this, the tunnel vision's narrowing

Veins collapsed from Queens using heroin

Things I used to know, stripping at clubs, inhale blow

Real slow, non-melting snow, freeze frame, insane this freak show

What got all inside of ya? Skinny as fuck, riding a bike, human spider

Limbs broke off. Looking like sticks in campfires

Verbal Messiah, sire, outsider

Higher than last nights, fist fights, crack pipes

I'm chilling on old sage with moves in sight


[Verse 2: Sept Sev Sev Two]

Lets bring your alter ego to a stand still-stand still

Land filled with faulty people keep the stride strong

Pride gone, the salt and evil kill the taste buds-taste buds

I make floods to halt the feeble paths of pythons

Icons that you elected don't deserve it-deserve it

Services were rejected I'm not buyin it

I'm trying to grip your pretentious ways of civilized-civil lies

But shit if i'ma sweep the deck on your pirate ship

The advil with the brandy keep the thoughts deep-thoughts deep

Awake regulated but still I lost sleep

The empowerment is faulty cause the talk's cheap-Talks cheap

Intrigued by the taste but what'll it cost me

Got weak because you're fear bit and held tight-held tight

Did for self, disregard someone else fight

Underestimated the supply, and the shelf life-shelf life

Left your whole shit alone. It didn't smell right

It felt right I assume that's why you cling to- cling to

Ordinary motivates to make me bring you-bring you

Woundwart, Pat Juba, Sept, Gene Poole, Gene Poole

Woundwart, Pat Juba, Sept, Gene Poole, Gene Poole