And I didn’t even take all the keys out the dash Emilio Rojas – Hands On The Wheel Freestyle
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As he arrives at the scene, he instantly jumps out of the car and leaves the keys in the car’s dashboard which leaves the car running.
But I’m hoping that I can get there and I beat it Emilio Rojas – Hands On The Wheel Freestyle
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Every second Emilio is not there, the situation can continually be getting worse and the window of time to save the group is getting smaller. He hopes he can get there soon and he does but as the story unravels, it seems like he got there at the wrong time.
So I’m speeding, and I’m weaving
In the middle of the street ‘round 3:10 Emilio Rojas – Hands On The Wheel Freestyle
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Hoping that the girl is alright still by the time he arrives, Rojas puts the pedal on the gas and starts going over the speed limit and weaving seamlessly through the streets to get to his destination.
And I got to hit police and to tell ‘em she involved
In an accident, Emilio Rojas – Hands On The Wheel Freestyle
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Damn, unfortunately for Rojas, he has to find his keys and remember where his car was parked, his panicked state fogging up his memory. Knowing he can’t do this alone, he notifies the authorities as to the situation and hoping they may send assistance. Guess this is one of the few times Rojas is okay with the police?
I start panicking, running to the car Emilio Rojas – Hands On The Wheel Freestyle
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She starts screaming, heard her car crashing Emilio Rojas – Hands On The Wheel Freestyle
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Ironically before the worst is to come, the girl begins to laugh for some strange reason. The cars swerves around on the road and screams are heard through the phone before the car crashes as a result from the drunk driving and drunk dialing.
In the background "What's that?" "Oh, we alright!" Emilio Rojas – Hands On The Wheel Freestyle
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As Emilio picks up the phone, he hears numerous voices in the background, implying that the girl is not alone on her way home and when Emilio questions the commotion, the girl hastily replies and tries to reassure him that everything is alright…But is it?
She drunk dialin’, drunk dialin’
At the same damn time that she drunk drivin’ Emilio Rojas – Hands On The Wheel Freestyle
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To start this fictitious story, Emilio speaks of a girl who is drunk from alcohol consumption and is leaving from wherever she is coming from. She is calling him in the middle of the road as she is driving under the influence, a potentially harmful situation indeed.
This story’s beginning also falls under the theme of the original song, glorifying the abuse of drug and alcohol to have a good time though Emilio alters it to create a dark tale of what could happen under these body/mind altering objects.
Crush a bit, little bit, roll it up, take a hit
Crush a bit, little bit, roll it up, take a hit
Crush a bit, little bit, roll it up, take a hit
Feeling lit, feeling light, 2 AM, summer night
Hands on the wheel, uhh, fuck that
Hands on the wheel, uhh, fuck that
Hands on the wheel, uhh, fuck that, hands on the wheel! Emilio Rojas – Hands On The Wheel Freestyle
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The pound Emilio refers to here is a pound of cocaine, possibly for himself or for his drug dealing friends.
I turn my drug dealer friends into art dealers
Obviously not wanting to be caught with illegal product in his possession, he stores it in his pants to not seem suspicious. This line is also similar to one he said in Classic:
so many pounds in my jeans
It’s like the Queen sucking my balls
