Alex Dionisio - UBKRS lyrics
[Alex Dionisio - UBKRS lyrics]
Born August 20th, 1965
His father wasn’t around who
Came from the islands
Stepfather John Parker in Harlem
Their mom left him was volatile
Brief stint in the Bronx, then to Brooklyn
Mom’s man Joe was a harsh and too
Ruthless figure who’d whip him and Kenny
His brother both skinny from hunger
Yet they were tougher than
Us ‘cause the streets
On their own by their teens
Group home shown solace and relief
Lawrence to self-teach himself
Kenny to ball at St peter’s well
In comes Scott Sterling, him and Kris
BDP soon
"The Bridge, " "South Bronx, " "Kill That
Noize, " "The Bridge Is Over
" then oh my god… Criminal Minded
Shook up the Latin Quarter
DJ Scott La Rock, the Lord
Handed him his number, was young
But the group went on from Kris’s thunder
By All Means
The Blueprint to Edutainment on
Sex And Violence
Kris’s Stop the Violence left a legacy
The solo run of KRS was definitely exemplary
Temple of Hip-Hop, Spiritual Minded
Simple to get across that this
Man just did not stop
Gifted in mind but never quit
Giving us timeless advices
A real true hip-hop soul to the fullest
From the mean streets of
Brooklyn and the Bronx
Role model, a hero for all of us
The education of rap basics starts
With the Blastmaster KRS-One
His father wasn’t around who
Came from the islands
Stepfather John Parker in Harlem
Their mom left him was volatile
Brief stint in the Bronx, then to Brooklyn
Mom’s man Joe was a harsh and too
Ruthless figure who’d whip him and Kenny
His brother both skinny from hunger
Yet they were tougher than
Us ‘cause the streets
On their own by their teens
Group home shown solace and relief
Lawrence to self-teach himself
Kenny to ball at St peter’s well
In comes Scott Sterling, him and Kris
BDP soon
"The Bridge, " "South Bronx, " "Kill That
Noize, " "The Bridge Is Over
" then oh my god… Criminal Minded
Shook up the Latin Quarter
DJ Scott La Rock, the Lord
Handed him his number, was young
But the group went on from Kris’s thunder
By All Means
The Blueprint to Edutainment on
Sex And Violence
Kris’s Stop the Violence left a legacy
The solo run of KRS was definitely exemplary
Temple of Hip-Hop, Spiritual Minded
Simple to get across that this
Man just did not stop
Gifted in mind but never quit
Giving us timeless advices
A real true hip-hop soul to the fullest
From the mean streets of
Brooklyn and the Bronx
Role model, a hero for all of us
The education of rap basics starts
With the Blastmaster KRS-One