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lyrics
Neak Verse:
Infinite liquor stores...beauty suppliers who flew in from China, weave galore…..bundles, liquor poured on street corners, vacant lots, building broken down, run from cops, blue and whites, or from the ops, running wild, see the addicts they use to be leaders, and then the 80s hit em, left em on base, more than a Deter Jeter, Crowded blocks of people englewood to L-town, Newport shorts on the trashy ground, broken glass, broken spirits, the broken last, through generations, chicago riots, king riots, denominations, churches is everywhere, CME, Apostolic, COGIC, lack of knowledge, drops out, stones use to rob for wallets, brothers missing summers, come back tryna move the product, homies left em, urgent need for dollars, it’s hard to make it here, ain’t no employment worth taking, can’t take that Wendy’s gig, lower wages no option, to a make a living, with 3 or 4 kids, they rather move the weight, risk it all, live in court, and do the bid, sirens going off, gun shots, prostitution, selling body parts, faulty ground, constitution, smear the make-up, back at it, alley traffic overwhelming the action is pornographic, it’s like this hell we in called it our religion, it’s more shoot outs than mob members native blood that’s Sicilian, politicians see it, no legislation to feel the void, want ghetto voice but avoid it, and it destroys every feeling we feeling when living life until our last breathe, what’s really here?, life.......in the form of death.....real shit.....uh uh......real shit.....
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from INNENSTADT,
released November 20, 2020
Produced by Neak
If your father performed alongside Funk & Soul legends like James Brown & Sam Cooke, chances are being a product of your
environment meant only one thing; following the path of musicianship set directly before him. Chicago-based Hip-Hop rapper and producer Neak draws vivid verbal portraits which find inspiration in the spirit of U.S. black culture and his own deep-seating personal experiences....more
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If I had to compare this album to any in Apollo Brown's list of albums, it would be "Dice Game" , the production here is super soulful, bleak and emotional at times, Philmore Greene is so genuine lyrically on here, here he is honest, detailed, Pessimistic at times, when it comes to speaking on his surroundings and upbringing, their is a strength you carry through experience, this album is much needed, an artist translating his true soul into the Art. markmcauley1 (Strictly Hip-Hop Spot)