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Beastie Boys ~ Get On The Mic


Get on the mic mike let's be real and don't cloud the issue The rhymes are dope an m.c. you must listen to People say that they been missin' me and missin' you Get on the mic and let's show them like we used to You say fuck that yo holmes fuck this The king ad-whammy your dick butkus One half science and the other half soul His name's mike d. not fat morton jelly roll M.c. busy le disco fooled around in fresno Got over on your girlie cause you know she never says no Well mike d. is a special individual Pulling out knots pulling in residuals Go to the movies get the rolos the cholos riding slow and low Mike on the mic and bust with the solo Mike my stromy don't be so selfish Get on the mic cause you know you eat shellfish more free lyrics

Get on the mic mike let's be real and don't cloud the issue
The rhymes are dope an m.c. you must listen to
People say that they been missin' me and missin' you
Get on the mic and let's show them like we used to
You say fuck that yo holmes fuck this
The king ad-whammy your dick butkus
One half science and the other half soul
His name's mike d. not fat morton jelly roll
M.c. busy le disco fooled around in fresno
Got over on your girlie cause you know she never says no
Well mike d. is a special individual
Pulling out knots pulling in residuals
Go to the movies get the rolos the cholos riding slow and low
Mike on the mic and bust with the solo
Mike my stromy don't be so selfish
Get on the mic cause you know you eat shellfish

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