rap lyrics to a dirty south, new ageish heavey bass intsrumental

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  1. darion8 said:

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    the songs course is the bass hit in my muh****in spaceship so i tried to stick to that space theme and will probably have sort of a big sean(ish) to it

    as far as the flow goes ive taken out some words to make it fit but nothing major
    what do you guys think, ive honestly never let anyone see my lryics before
    too many metapohers, are they wack, be totally honest
    ps. my spelling is ****ed i know,i havent taken the time to fix it yet


    f*ck a drivers seat man im in the cockpit
    hatin just a speed bump but since
    im flyin you can never stop it
    not that you could stop sh*t
    kobe is what i spit
    boy you betta duck before the
    muhfcukin bass hits

    oohp sh*t there it go
    time to watch the legend grow
    this that junkie sh*t you gotta shot
    between your fu*king toes
    man i dont just spit
    i go fuc*in firehose
    gator on the track bi*t*h
    my flow is tim tebow

    young neil armstong
    man this sh*t my theme song
    if kanye sh*t go gorilas
    then i must be king kong
    ground control to major tom
    i guess this is so long
    since im out of this world
    pluto is where i belong

    you call that H.A.M
    man i call that balogn
    young freddy kruger
    chopin beats like pepperoni
    flow so cold you gon need a zamboni
    hate on me you zero
    bi*c*h i call you rigatoni
  2. JStokes23 said:

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    If you want my opinion you are using lines that are kind've like "been there.... heard that...." meaning nothing really pops out and wows
    It is good rhymes, good layout, some multi syllables I believe which is good... it's def. a great start if this is one of your first attempts, but if you want honesty you need to bump your originality up, create the stuff no ones seen, or over-the-top metaphor.

    Keep up the good work though man