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Boogie Down Productions ~ Bo! Bo! Bo!


Bo bo bo clack clack clack clack clack Get your street knowledge every posse know that come again Bo bo bo clack clack clack clack clack The only way to deal with racism if you're black Well, seven in the morning i woke up to jog Rushed out the door to inhale the smog As i ran, i began to wonder Should i produce or should i tour this summer Well just that second i heard stay where you are Before i could stop i was hit by a cop car I laid on the pavement like i was hurt Then a redneck cop jumped out with a smirk He said, ah boy you better watch where you run As he poked my side with the barrel of his shotgun I said officer man i ain't do nothin He said what's that word you n----s use, ya frontin? Well ya frontin, so why were you running down the street? At this time i had stood to my feet and said wait a minute And that's when he did it, he hit me in the face with his gun i wasn't With it so On the ground was a bottle of snapple, i broke the bottle in his fucking Adam's apple As he fell his partner called for backup well, i had the shotgun and Began to act up with that (chorus) Well i threw down the gun and began to run I got back in no time and loaded the nine First i took two clips and then i took two more I was out the window cause by now they were right at my door I took three shots and then i laid They rushed in shooting so i threw a quick grenade It went boom like a supernova Badges arms heads legs cops were all over I jumped out the fire escape down to the street and i started to run you Know i couldn't feel my feet, i was weak, i said to myself holy shit! My shirt had filled with blood i didn't know i got hit but there's no Time to stop no time to explain man i'm in too deep with this everyday Ghetto pain Black men are judged by their clothes Black women are looked at as hoes So i as one of these uppity n----s Can only rely on the sound of a trigga going (chorus) Well i staggered down the street to an old bookstore Called the tree of life (yo d it ain't there no more) But when it was boy i was lucky Cause in the basement is where they stuck me When i awoke at the 14th hour Three black women had gave me a quick shower I stayed a while and escaped in a truck Driven by two guys, rakim and chuck What the fuck i asked as i laid there how many guys do you drive a day There? chuck said many, rakim said plenty it's an everyday thing when You're willing to sing a song... (chorus) Peace and love to dj scott larock he's in there still! more free lyrics

Bo bo bo clack clack clack clack clack
Get your street knowledge every posse know that come again
Bo bo bo clack clack clack clack clack
The only way to deal with racism if you're black

Well, seven in the morning i woke up to jog
Rushed out the door to inhale the smog
As i ran, i began to wonder
Should i produce or should i tour this summer
Well just that second i heard stay where you are
Before i could stop i was hit by a cop car
I laid on the pavement like i was hurt
Then a redneck cop jumped out with a smirk
He said, ah boy you better watch where you run
As he poked my side with the barrel of his shotgun
I said officer man i ain't do nothin
He said what's that word you n----s use, ya frontin?
Well ya frontin, so why were you running down the street?
At this time i had stood to my feet and said wait a minute
And that's when he did it, he hit me in the face with his gun i wasn't
With it so
On the ground was a bottle of snapple, i broke the bottle in his fucking
Adam's apple
As he fell his partner called for backup well, i had the shotgun and
Began to act up with that

(chorus)

Well i threw down the gun and began to run
I got back in no time and loaded the nine
First i took two clips and then i took two more
I was out the window cause by now they were right at my door
I took three shots and then i laid
They rushed in shooting so i threw a quick grenade
It went boom like a supernova
Badges arms heads legs cops were all over
I jumped out the fire escape down to the street and i started to run you
Know i couldn't feel my feet, i was weak, i said to myself holy shit!
My shirt had filled with blood i didn't know i got hit but there's no
Time to stop no time to explain man i'm in too deep with this everyday
Ghetto pain
Black men are judged by their clothes
Black women are looked at as hoes
So i as one of these uppity n----s
Can only rely on the sound of a trigga going

(chorus)

Well i staggered down the street to an old bookstore
Called the tree of life (yo d it ain't there no more)
But when it was boy i was lucky
Cause in the basement is where they stuck me
When i awoke at the 14th hour
Three black women had gave me a quick shower
I stayed a while and escaped in a truck
Driven by two guys, rakim and chuck
What the fuck i asked as i laid there how many guys do you drive a day
There? chuck said many, rakim said plenty it's an everyday thing when
You're willing to sing a song...

(chorus)

Peace and love to dj scott larock he's in there still!

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