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Wise Swordsman featuring Astro 'Jiggy' Jones - The Dawn of a New Hip Hop Generation

from Silent Weaponry by Wise Swordsman

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It’s like the battle of the smooth operators, the dawn of a new generation
Warm glowing warming glow, leavin’ the top of skulls vacant
The dreams you chasin’ are far fetched
Keep ya optic on the knowledge
Hour of the darkest, hidin’ in the shadows of Gotham
Cold flows generatin’ out the Arctic
Dope phenomenon, second comin’ of Yehoshua
On and on, party favors cater then we get along
You owe it to the thieves of homage so stop harassin’ the garbage
Rappers say the darnedest things
So adorable the way they get serious, uptight
While holdin’ the mic spittin’ generic rhymes
Derelict minds getting’ by since knee high
Brought along a strong opposition for the justice
Drop one line to get the whole crowd buggin’
Breakin’ down amateurs surrounded by the public
Same cycle for the title, competitive spirit at some point will be gone
Lost in Oz
Styles get robbed when they see you got it all
Involved with the same song that I can never dodge
The dawn of a new hip hop generation
Spittin’ for the sake of entertainment

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from Silent Weaponry, released November 25, 2014
Wise/Weapon
Silent Swordsman
Astro 'Jiggy' Jones

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