Song | Live from the Plantation |
Artist | Mr. Lif |
Album | I Phantom |
作曲 : Haynes | |
{*alarm ringing*} | |
"Oh my fucking god man, ahhh. fucking serious" | |
Jesus Christ, man. already? | |
Man, time flies like a motherfucker." | |
Rise and shine! | |
Yet another day to toss away | |
What does my clock display? | |
It says eight | |
Shit, I'm late for work again, so then | |
I dip with my pad and my pen | |
Step into the work place with my work face | |
Wince at my time card cuz I'm scarred | |
Mad cuz I sacrifice my day and gets me | |
A trifling hourly wage of six fifty, nifty | |
Now I'm off to slave quarters | |
With a whole bunch of other people's sons and daughters | |
Working so they can be mothers and fathers | |
Laboring real hard, hoping the boss offers | |
More petty cash to his bums and paupers | |
Kissing his ass cuz they hoping they prosper | |
Here's the math: | |
You work a third of the day, away | |
The government takes a third of ya check, correct | |
You go home and drink cuz you don't get | |
An ounce of respect, and your spirit is wrecked | |
Life is a gift to be enjoyed, every second every minute | |
It's temporary, not infinite | |
Yet I find myself looking at the clock | |
hoping for the day to fly by, so I ask myself "Why?" | |
I'm doing this remedial work for second graders | |
I'm an educator with mega-flavor, so | |
Maybe I should just jump up and get ill | |
Maybe I should let these people know they're being killed | |
Maybe I should try my very best to chill, and get paid | |
Cuz I gotta pay bills, raa! | |
"Excuse me brother, can you please stop making that noise | |
so I can talk? Thank you. Now the boss says he wants you to come up | |
with more copies of these checks, and the last thing he wants is you to | |
move the desk to the basement, and can I have this stapler?" | |
("Hey there champ, big boss man says you been late | |
3 days in a row, better sharpen up") | |
Aw, this fucking place sucks - same shit everyday | |
Like to wring the boss' neck though, if only dreams could come true | |
Dead boss, somebody call Red Cross | |
I guess he got caught up in my mental holocaust | |
How much did it cost? | |
Just a little piece of my mind for peace of mind | |
"But he's bleeding!" | |
Oh no, leave him. He'll be fine | |
He'll heal on his own | |
if you just give him some time | |
Considering the fact that his face is misaligned | |
His legs are over there lying right next to his spine | |
"Lunchtime!" Huh? Oh, Jesus, must have been daydreaming | |
My boss walks by, he's looking just like an asshole | |
Smiling because he jerks niggas for minimum cash flow | |
He's cool to my face but I swear I heard him laugh though | |
Tickled by the fact that I'm the modern day Sambo | |
And just when I think that I'm about to go Rambo | |
I call up my man and he says he understands, yo | |
We all are being murdered by a similar process | |
Whether you work at the candy store | |
Or slave at the office | |
The purpose of our life is just to serve the economy | |
They misinform our minds to paint a picture of harmony | |
But if you listen then you know that shits out of tune | |
Cuz the function of our life is just to work and consume | |
Fuck reaching out to help the next, there ain't any room | |
Just close your eyes and block your ears and march to your doom | |
But since I really ain't getting paid for my time | |
I pulled out my pen and started writing a rhyme | |
Can't you see that I'm busy, jerk? | |
Don't you dare approach me with busy work | |
Take another step and get hurt | |
By the man that embodies mad years of anger | |
A cool bro, soon to be the Boston Strangler | |
Everything inside of me is about to erupt | |
Cuz a righteous individual dislikes the corrupt | |
I knew he'd lock me up if I started a brawl | |
So I deaden, and I punch the clock the fuck off the wall | |
"Yea that's right motherfucker | |
you can't keep underpaying people and mistreating them all the time | |
That's gonna resort to crime. | |
As a matter of fact, you know what? | |
Faks, yo cut this motherfucker, man." | |
9-1-1 |
zuò qǔ : Haynes | |
alarm ringing | |
" Oh my fucking god man, ahhh. fucking serious" | |
Jesus Christ, man. already? | |
Man, time flies like a motherfucker." | |
Rise and shine! | |
Yet another day to toss away | |
What does my clock display? | |
It says eight | |
Shit, I' m late for work again, so then | |
I dip with my pad and my pen | |
Step into the work place with my work face | |
Wince at my time card cuz I' m scarred | |
Mad cuz I sacrifice my day and gets me | |
A trifling hourly wage of six fifty, nifty | |
Now I' m off to slave quarters | |
With a whole bunch of other people' s sons and daughters | |
Working so they can be mothers and fathers | |
Laboring real hard, hoping the boss offers | |
More petty cash to his bums and paupers | |
Kissing his ass cuz they hoping they prosper | |
Here' s the math: | |
You work a third of the day, away | |
The government takes a third of ya check, correct | |
You go home and drink cuz you don' t get | |
An ounce of respect, and your spirit is wrecked | |
Life is a gift to be enjoyed, every second every minute | |
It' s temporary, not infinite | |
Yet I find myself looking at the clock | |
hoping for the day to fly by, so I ask myself " Why?" | |
I' m doing this remedial work for second graders | |
I' m an educator with megaflavor, so | |
Maybe I should just jump up and get ill | |
Maybe I should let these people know they' re being killed | |
Maybe I should try my very best to chill, and get paid | |
Cuz I gotta pay bills, raa! | |
" Excuse me brother, can you please stop making that noise | |
so I can talk? Thank you. Now the boss says he wants you to come up | |
with more copies of these checks, and the last thing he wants is you to | |
move the desk to the basement, and can I have this stapler?" | |
" Hey there champ, big boss man says you been late | |
3 days in a row, better sharpen up" | |
Aw, this fucking place sucks same shit everyday | |
Like to wring the boss' neck though, if only dreams could come true | |
Dead boss, somebody call Red Cross | |
I guess he got caught up in my mental holocaust | |
How much did it cost? | |
Just a little piece of my mind for peace of mind | |
" But he' s bleeding!" | |
Oh no, leave him. He' ll be fine | |
He' ll heal on his own | |
if you just give him some time | |
Considering the fact that his face is misaligned | |
His legs are over there lying right next to his spine | |
" Lunchtime!" Huh? Oh, Jesus, must have been daydreaming | |
My boss walks by, he' s looking just like an asshole | |
Smiling because he jerks niggas for minimum cash flow | |
He' s cool to my face but I swear I heard him laugh though | |
Tickled by the fact that I' m the modern day Sambo | |
And just when I think that I' m about to go Rambo | |
I call up my man and he says he understands, yo | |
We all are being murdered by a similar process | |
Whether you work at the candy store | |
Or slave at the office | |
The purpose of our life is just to serve the economy | |
They misinform our minds to paint a picture of harmony | |
But if you listen then you know that shits out of tune | |
Cuz the function of our life is just to work and consume | |
Fuck reaching out to help the next, there ain' t any room | |
Just close your eyes and block your ears and march to your doom | |
But since I really ain' t getting paid for my time | |
I pulled out my pen and started writing a rhyme | |
Can' t you see that I' m busy, jerk? | |
Don' t you dare approach me with busy work | |
Take another step and get hurt | |
By the man that embodies mad years of anger | |
A cool bro, soon to be the Boston Strangler | |
Everything inside of me is about to erupt | |
Cuz a righteous individual dislikes the corrupt | |
I knew he' d lock me up if I started a brawl | |
So I deaden, and I punch the clock the fuck off the wall | |
" Yea that' s right motherfucker | |
you can' t keep underpaying people and mistreating them all the time | |
That' s gonna resort to crime. | |
As a matter of fact, you know what? | |
Faks, yo cut this motherfucker, man." | |
911 |