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Cause when I come around you be head to the ground –> Cause when I come around you be heir to the ground

When I’m in I heard that Frank Lucas told –> When out here ma heard that Frank Lucas told

And for the last time, I ain’t writin no more conscious shit –> And for the last time, I ain’t on my conscious shit

added some ad-libs too

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Started with a list of all my changes, but there we’re simply too many to list :(. The lyrics were in bad shape, not anymore though! Also reformatted the page

Anybody want to look at the “I’m down my knees tonight line”? This sounded most logical, but what I hear is closer to “I don my knees tonight”

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Anybody wanna put this up?

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In addition to Ice Cube’s praise for Rakim, he also references two of the rapper’s songs with producer Eric B: “I Ain’t No Joke” and “Move the Crowd,” both off their classic 1987 debut album Paid in Full.

Cube’s lyric “jokes ain’t allowed” plays on the single “I Ain’t No Joke,” and it’s theme of dominance over other rappers.

The next line plays on “Move the Crowd,” where Rakim would end his verses with a variation of:

So turn up the bass, it’s better when it’s loud
Cause I like to move the crowd

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Dr MeakerDirt & Soul Tracklist + Lyrics

  1. Deep in My Heart ft. Lorna King
  2. Right Back ft. Sian Evans
  3. Wanna Feel Love ft. Yolanda
  4. Remedy ft. Romaine Smith
  5. Fear ft. Celestine
  6. Glastonbury
  7. You & I ft. Lorna King
  8. Good Fight ft. Laurent John
  9. Is It You ft. Laurent John
  10. Freaks ft. Coppa D & Sharlene Hector
  11. Wrong ft. Mark Crown & Harleighblu
  12. Glastonburied
  13. Dirt & Soul ft. Laurent John & Celestine

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I’m not sure how well-documented it is on the net but I live for milkshakes. Yes, I know this page is about ice cream, but milkshakes are made out of ice cream right?!?!

So recently I had an ice parlor make me a milkshake out of their lemoncake flavor and it tasted like heaven. Will try lemon cheesecake in the near future. Related: my favourite ice cream flavor to eat is lemon.

At home I usually go about it fairly simple, but I’ve created this flavor where I use stracciatella ice cream, add smashed banana (puree almost) and a little bit of raspberry and oh my is it BOOMIN

I also always love to tell this story how I was in Berlin and tried a milkshake, and the lady behind the counter asked what sauce I wanted (you know the one they sometimes swirl around the cup) and had no idea because I picked lemon ice cream for my milkshake. I ended up going with kiwi and I got this sour milkshake which opened my world to a lot of different things I wanted to try. A lot of them were disgusting but I guess that’s life.

Note to self: you’ve wanted to add honey to ice cream for a while, DO IT.

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“Every Single Weekend” was Kam’s second solo record—he had previously recorded “My Daydream” as M.C. Cam in 1989. It appeared on the popular Boyz n da Hood soundtrack from 1991.

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