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Kool Moe Dee

You're young and dumb and quick at the tongue.

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The lack of facts holds you back. The odds are stacked against a weak mind.

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I stayed away from drugs, I never smoked a pipe. When I wanna get high, I smoke the mic. I never did white lines, I only write lines, and I ain't sniffin' nothing but the vapors from hype rhymes.

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The five senses are all correlated, the sixth and seventh is how you elevate it.

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