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Octopus Hose (feat. Jed Strongsmith)

from Seven & Crown by Ekspan & Illiterate

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The Crown’s infused with Seven now we’re ready, rappin’ raggedy
A reckless bunch of ragamuffins breaking necks in battle scenes
Assault with broken batteries, a bungalow of scatterbrains
Fuck your lame apparel and the so called Saints of Latter Day
The maddest of a hatter phase, trying to keep the bats away
Making haters rack their brain upon a splattered path to pave
You say you got a pack to make? It’s way too fucking late son
Time for you to take a nap, and smack you as the base bumps
And everybody takes dumps on your latest record
We’re still bending minds like the stairs from M.C. Escher
Feeling rage like Charlie Decker, got the class on lecture mode
Steady listen to a Swan Song on long and windy roads
An apocalypse bestowed upon a re-envisioned setting
Turning topsy-turvy quickly, probably something I’m forgetting
Fuck it, life is but a pity and a rotten box of chocolates
A crock of raunchy dog shit that often gets obnoxious

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from Seven & Crown, released September 15, 2012

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