@theprofessor,
Moses said, "Let my people go!"
In the present, I'm crying, "Let my equals grow!"
My humility is unequaled like a God's power, yet I'm not immortal
Locked up in the borstal* of mortals
In this realm we've called our Earth for a many thousand years
Raised thousands of cheers, wailed a thousand tears
Working together, hurting forever, in the worser of weathers
Raincoat, anorak, scarf, shirt or a sweater
In sickness and in health, for worse or for better
We make a vow, to take a bow
From the day the curtains are brought up to the day they are taken down
That's the meaning of grace, and how
we preserve ourselves to see better days, but now
They are stubborn, always want to take the crown
after they invade the town, but they've lost their way around
Why do these contradicting rappers want to traipse about
up and down, to and fro, behaving like baby clowns?
The Bible explains aloud; that those wicked put up fronts
but those upright give thoughts to their ways and sounds
Proverbs 21:29, look it up
Hook it up to the rhyme that I've spit, are you crooks shook up?
Hi-hiccup, take a biscuit with your tea, soak it up
Swallow it, doesn't that feel blissful? Don't choke it up
Prof said it correctly, it's food for thought; who would've thought
that two cool sports spit the truest art through their hearts?
Dude, it's part of lyrical conviction
Spiritual distinction coming from a sick autistic
with the sickest of instincts and it's realistic
It's mystics, handled like business logistics
Expert in Franglish**, Ills is linguistic
and on point like a chick sticking on lipstick
And if you pagans don't believe this, you can kiss this
Six-inch sausage stick, prick, it's a dick, trick
It's not rocket science, bitch, this is simplistics.
- RainMan
* "borstal" is British slang for juvenile detention centre
** "Franglish" is mixture of French and English