Cable In The Classroom Lyrics

[Verse 2]:
It's like a witches brew to listen to
Except a sip or two isn't as sick as what this shit could do
If you listen to the whistle you would trip into this little pool of living in a teapot

You're in a tee, some jeans, some DC's and you gotta whistle to yourself cause the beat's hot
You say the beat is nuts
I say you've been tee-bagged you finally get it and say please stop

C-ham is ill and if you take a sip of that you will see what I'm on
So nasty that my teeth rot
Are you following me?
Are you following me? ... Not
You got lost

Socks and draws I'm doing laundry
Call me when you want me
Want me when you need me
Want this to be easy? So do I
I want you to believe me

Been frontin' since the BC

[Hook]

[Verse 3]:
Breakin' this track in the places
So what you crack and make ya track skip
Is basically what happens when I break on the track
Paper relax I got my blackberry
Do I type fast? Very
But I write fast that's scary
Besides, the view of my thumbs is the truth
I get flashbacks of how my mind would run in the booth
And y'all niggas just ruin the booth
Super slow running and honey Winnie the Pooh-ing this youth
And who's the loser who can maneuver the coupe?
But only when imagining driving
So this rapping is wildin'
So fuck whoever is rapping behind him
Hamilton, Charles in front the accurate line-up
My fault for packing ya time up
With such spectacular rhyme stuff
I'm up, up and away
Go play, OK?
Just deal with me
I'm a cold day, Hombre
[Hook]

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Track 6 off Charles Hamilton’s album ‘This Perfect Life’.

Sampling ‘To The Other Man’ by Luther Ingram in 1972.

J.Dilla also had a song using this same beat called Gobstopper.

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September 20, 2009
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