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May 13, 1995 · Return of the Crooklyn Dodgers Lyrics: "We did it like that and now we do it like this" / "We did it like that and now we do it like this" / Now clock kids, who got the cocaine? / Don't...
Crooklyn, traveling distance to party Crooklyn, abstinant functions, not hardly Brooklyn, the name alone holds Godly You don't know, you better ask somebody Crack filled streets Since eighty-five the beast Getting paid to not bust Hookers drawers got crushed Claps clapping regular Hardcore niggaz with fat gold chains On the corner maintaining
Return of the Crooklyn Dodgers Lyrics by The Crooklyn Dodgers- including song video, artist biography, translations and more: (Straight from Crooklyn, better known as Brooklyn) (Never taking shorts 'cause Brooklyn's the borough) (Straight from C….
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Original. Return of the Crooklyn Dodgers lyrics. [Intro] "We did it like that and now we do it like this" [Verse 1: Chubb Rock] Now clock kids, who got the cocaine? Don't tell me it's the little kids on Soul Train. The metaphor sent from my brain to my jaw. It comes from other places, not the tinted faces.
Chips that powered nuclear bombs, power my Sega. Subliminal hypnotism and colonialism. leaves most niggaz dead or in prison. In Crook-land, right hand cuts off the left hand. to spite the hand, jealous of the next man. So violent crimes, black on black plus mad crack to boot.
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