2. Disinterested

4. Juicy Fruit (Feat. Twenty 4our)

3. ED State Of Mind

1. Start To Finish / Dr. Rhombus Part III (Feat. clr)

Dada's Home (with Margot and Clr)

1st single off my new project 'Gap Month - The EP'. Had to go back and redo this song given the new experiences I had to tell. Shouts to my bros and fellow graduates!

Instrumental: 'Ballad of the Black Gold' - by Reflection Eternal

Lyrics:

[Intro]
Okay X4
Settle down y'all, I'm back with an update/
And this is, this is, what I gotta say/
I guess I'm back at it/ like a spasmatic/ backpackin'/asthmatic's/ bad habit/
Of smokin’ crack, dagnabbit/

Alright, y'all remember that chorus?
Uh 1-2, uh 1-2

[Chorus]
Last time I was on this track thought I wouldn’t be back/
But guess what (x2)
Last time I was on this track thought I wouldn't be back/
but...but...I am back/ (I am back)
So ladies drop your handbags/
Fellas pull your pants back/ up cuz I am back/

[Verse]
I could've started this a couple of ways/
The last couple of days/ Feel like I'm stuck in a daze/
Nothin' to say/ I'm stuck on this page/
Deep inside a course pack/
In anatomy lab stuck staring at a corpse's back/
We call them “loved ones” since they made a sacrifice/
And in the afterlife/ enabled med students to practice right/
What a decision/ envision a vivid mission/
When the livin' isn't livin'/ they give to gifted physicians/ damn...
In all honesty our life is horribly boring/
Study, then study more 'til four in the mornin'/
Take a test on Monday mornin'/ then later that night,
Best believe we hit the floor and/ the next day, we're taking more in/
It's important (It's important)
To break up that monotony/
Feels like I can't stop to breathe/
But none of that is stoppin' me/ from
Playin' ball, or hangin' with the homies/
Or text a sweet girl, and max out on my emojis/
"80% relationships end" is what they told me/
Feelin' kinda lonely/ look for anyone to hold me/ now if only/
I knew then, what I knew now/
Would I have done the same thing, or go a new route?/
Who knows, huh?/ Now I've got a new persona/
I'm Doctor Ladaga/ hot like a pot of lava/
Won’t break like baklava, nah/
Medulla oblongata/
Is like I'm from Wakanda/
cuz I'm droppin’ a lot of/ knowledge all up on ya/
Remember when I killed it at Fee Hall Follies/
Comin' at you with the speed of a free fallin' body/
Or like a bad joke from my co-host Bazzi/ 
Yeah, I'm Nate the Great, one of MSU's finest/ rhymes cuttin' like diamonds/ I'm cuffed in with diamonds/
oh look what the time is/ wanna know where my mind is?/well, you might as well rewind this/ if you need a reminder/
Shouts to my bros mayne/
Chris, Guy, Gary, Evan, Silvan, Jonny, and Boateng/ (Jeeeeeeeeze!)

Gap Month - The EP

Guess What? [Remastered]

The final track on 'Gap Month - The EP'. Feel good self-empowering song to conclude the project.

Ain’t Hard To Tell (‘Ain’t Hard To Tell’ by Nas – Remix)

[Verse 1]
It ain't hard to tell /
why I excel, when others fail/
My will and intellect keep me feeling fly as hell/
Invested in myself so my stock is buy and sell/
My spit acidic, check the mic when I exhale/
Take me to the hospital and put me on a sliding scale/
Of insulin, I penciled it, did I mention, I'm remaining pensive, long after a pension, or grimaced and invested into a state of deep dementia/
This is the message I'm sending/
In my mental frame I can't express my raps/
Delete stress like Xanax and recline back /
With eight years told and three more to tell/
Nate has never ever tripped or fell, it ain't hard to tell/
  
[Verse 2]
This is a song all about self-empowerment/
I'm Kendrick, loving myself, ain't no time for doubters when/
I grab the mic, I rap for rhythms and stories/
Rappin’ just to rap is too simple and boring/
My utensil is a pencil tap my temple and tour deep/
To my auditory centers hear the tempo at four speeds/
For weak MCs, it isn't possible/
Call me Dr. Ladag-octagon cuz this “horse is in the hospital”/
That's a shout out to my stable mates/
Not complacent with a stable fate/ always reaching for greater thangs/
Ever since the day the King of Pop fell/
I'm being watched like MJ and Rockwell, it ain't hard to tell/

[Verse 3]
Spontaneous combustion/ with the rhymes I'm bustin’/
I'll leave your brain intimidated/ but don't be fussin’/
I speak with medical slang begin like a vitamin/ end like a Vicodin/ prescription let me write it in/
At MSU, at the top of my class as Miles Bridges/ not down for the mid-range but can change/
So buy me dinner, I'll make your team a winner/
Tell the teller stretch that dollar better than the measures of Miles Teller/
Fantastic! 4 Julys left with medical practice until I grasp it, 15 more until it's mastered/
I suppose, I can trust the road, keep medicine and hip hop Juxtaposed/
I'm leaving y'all froze, Chilblains to your toes/ google that if it's swell, it ain't hard to tell/

It Ain't Hard To Tell

I wrote this after an ICU shift. Bars for my medical personnel out there!

Dope Kid Freestyle [Acapella]

I'm ill enough to inspire a new sickness/
To this day I evolve in the way that I choose victims/
So whose with it, who is the new critic? I've got infectious disease docs on a new mission/
So go ahead and make a vaccine to get you clean but I'll get ahead developing resistance to resist it/ 
It's intense, and my intent is to split in tenths and dispense vicious minions/ 
With the wisdom and cynicism to snip the penicillin/ 
And never back away from the Bacitracin/
You listening? Sorry, I just gotta check/
8 years of school leaves me in all kinds of debt/
This delayed gratification, but spending like I've already gotta check/
I guess I’m ahead of my time like, Wakanda tech/
See I've got too much integrity, and this is my humble craft/
I’m trying to cause the endorsers of mumble rap and tinder or bumble apps/
To stumble back/ into a double vat or bubble wrap/
Most of these rhymes takes a syllable, doubles that/ and hits your eardrum with a subtle clap/
These are my Fundamentals/
And I'll stick to it until I find the funds to fund a rental/
So let's get it back to basics/ til I've got a stack to play with/ yes in fact I'm Asian/ I never lacked the patience/ syntax is amazin’/ I’ve got a knack for greatness/ 
I stay vigilant, I'm from the village of Holly Michigan/ with a digit kids/ 
I've got more power than a B-52 pilot, who's got a fly/ 
See I’ve got more power in my finger than the thumb pushin’ the plunger of a B-52 syringe mixture while saying shhhhhhhhh it's quiet time/
And now that I'm, involved with these lawless alcoholics with stories that'll drop your jaw quick/ 
And getting splitting headaches worse than a schizophrenic/ so get the anesthetic/ cuz it's rather pathetic/ there's kids trickin’ the medics/ to give then written medicines/
It's almost time to sign for the perfect dosage/ there is no one who's more potent as a poet than this dope kid/ alright cut, what’s next?/

Dope Kid Freestyle [Acapella]

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