Dear Hip Hop - LL Cool J (埃勒·酷) Written by:James Todd SmithDoris McNeilMarlon WilliamsJohnny BristolShawn MoltkeNicholas Warwar You better stop foolin if you want to get along with me
True We grew up on the block and we know about poverty Do you Dear hip-hop
I apologize for how you've been treated I should've fought for my culture Instead I retreated The game is wounded I stood and watched while they beat it My culture starved I refused to feed it They sold you for a dollar like slaves in iron collars
A&R's chase you with bloodhounds and rottweilers You went to the highest bidder You was pissed on like kitty litter But far from a quitter But there's somethin to consider Nah after much deliberation
I decided I'm the hottest cat to ever receive rotation I'm the foundation
One of the chief architects Of this dream we're all chasin I had to speak up Too much time was wastin WHOA So here we go I'm tired of the money talk and the B**ches and hoes Everybody's always soundin the same I have to walk on water I can't Drown in the game Hip-Hop was set out in the dark Hip-Hop was set out in the dark Hip-Hop was set out in the dark They used to do it out in the park Hip-Hop was set out in the dark Hip-Hop was set out in the dark Hip-Hop was set out in the dark They used to do it out in the park I remember your bar mitzvah That burgundy label Me and Jam Master had the battle of the big cables Before the Serratos real vinyls real tables Skills was the motto no hype no fables You seemed so happy you loved me so much You popped off and went platinum At my slightest touch Oversized hoodies Yukon trucks 20 years later it's like lightning struck
They're worshipin the money They're prayin to the bank They danced on slaveship slept as it sank The devil made 'em do it But only God do I thank Because we aren't done yet There's still gas in the tank You look in a man's eyes That's how you really tell his rank Not the size of his account check him he might bounce It's all on the line this time it really counts I'll bleed for this one on down to the last ounce Hip-Hop was set out in the dark Hip-Hop was set out in the dark Hip-Hop was set out in the dark They used to do it out in the park Hip-Hop was set out in the dark Hip-Hop was set out in the dark Hip-Hop was set out in the dark They used to do it out in the park They rent a crib they're frontin They rent a car they're stuntin They rent a chain they're bluffin That's why the culture's sufferin And even if you're a millionaire that don't mean nothin Unless you build your community and encourage some unity Too much ego too much posin If he's so hot then why's the culture frozen It's time for a change The order needs to be rearranged And this song was pre-ordained After 2 long decades LL still remains And you can blame it on my spirit not on my brains Time to put on my armor go to war for the game Cause it's on its last leg and that's more than a shame
This is a lifestyle homey it's more than champagne
But I will make a toast to Flash reachin the Hall of Fame I end it with a line from the book of King James Let there be light when I write graffiti on the train Hip-Hop was set out in the dark Hip-Hop was set out in the dark Hip-Hop was set out in the dark They used to do it out in the park Hip-Hop was set out in the dark Hip-Hop was set out in the dark Hip-Hop was set out in the dark They used to do it out in the park
Let us proclaim the mystery and fame I pray the Lord my culture be saved If hip-hop dies before I awake May Jam Master Jay cut a LL break Let us proclaim the mystery and fame I pray the Lord my culture be saved If hip-hop dies before I awake May Jam Master Jay cut a LL break
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ท่อนฮุก ของเพลง Dear Hip Hop คืออะไร ?
Let us proclaim the mystery and fame I pray the Lord my culture be saved If hip-hop dies before I awake May Jam Master Jay cut a LL break Let us proclaim the mystery and fame I pray the Lord my culture be saved If hip-hop dies before I awake May Jam