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The Blob

from According by L&R

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He is the blob: he is runnin’ after you
And you better run fast – he will capture you
And straight plaster you, learn & master you
So you better haul ass & run faster, boo
Cuz the blob ain’t playin’ around – the whole town
Is shut down, there’s blob all over the ground
And dead bodies, rotting flesh, piles of death mounds
The blob’s red yellow pink black & brown
Blob ruining plants, blob ruining homes
Blob ruining people, blob oozing foam
He’s evil, mean, nasty, very intense
Blob killing the children, blob climbing the fence
You better look out now, the blob’s got you trapped
He will envelop your whole frame & copy your raps
And you will smother in blubber, you can’t chew the fat
He’s the blob, motherfucker, word up & that’s that

I was chillin’ out, maxin’, relaxin’, coolin’
Shootin’ some B-ball outside of the school when
Out of nowhere comes this gigantic blob
He lurches at me with his slimy globs
Yo, son, I was frightened – I tried to fight back
But the blob started slimin’ me – word up, jack
So the blob is chasin’ me: yuck, it’s nasty
I don’t know how much longer I can last, G
Then the blob says: Stop, P, stop
I said: How’d you know my name is P? then I stopped
The blob said: Oh, P, I love you, P
I was buggin’, see – how could this blob love me?
I said: Blob, you don’t even know me – He said: I know
How can I get to know you when you’re scared of me, tho?
When I gave him a chance, we went back to my place
We kissed real romantically, right in the face

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from According, released May 16, 2013

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LOVE & RESPECT is a rap group with two male members.

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