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oh snap! it’s the dungeon master of rap with a plus four attack
just like my homeboy Zapp Brannigan on the hunt again for one-eyed snatch
harsh words but how would Zapp describe it other than that
now it’s a fact that the snack pack taste better than the Big Mac
just ask my boy Stephen he’ll tell you when the world’s gonna crack
and if you don’t know that then you don’t know Jack and Jill went up a hill to
catch a thrill with April O'Neil

it’s a civil war, civil war
what’s in it for me?
from another life, other life
what’s in it for me?

ask Yanni, he’ll tell you i love Phoenix Askani
an X-men and a pornstar iin a red headed body
ladi dodi you know we’re always down to party
but Buffalo Bill where’d you get those dead bodies
Mountain Dew won’t shrink your balls
watching Legends of the Fall
Brad Pitt was the shit as a pikey he could brawl
i’m crawling across the wall
Peter Parker for you all.
Optimus Prime said it best
one shall stand one shall fall!

I’m a nerd dropping knowledge
bringing sucka mc’s to they knees
just like my homie flocules
thick skin till the end
just like Benjamin Grimm
turn to steel crusher creel
x factor to heal
and these glasses on my face mean the end of the line
ruby quartz in the frame i don’t think you’ll survive
compared to mine your life is a bore
I'm chilling with Stan Lee screaming EXCELSIOR!

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from Sex, Drugs and Comic Books, released May 20, 2011

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Rise of Saturn Tampa, Florida

Rise of Saturn is a premium blend of hip hop, funk, progressive rock and reggae. 5-piece with 2 drummers, a trumpetist/lead singer and lots of sexiness.

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