Name: Superstitions by Hawk Eye The Rapper
Duration: 3 min 37 s
Description: The second installment of Hawk Eye's "Mixtape Sessions" is dedicated to the memory of the late Milton William Cooper, author of the book by the same name.

THUS US SO GOOD REMINDS ME OF TUPAC AND NAS

The Method

Anxious

"EVERY CHILD LEFT BEHIND" https://tinyurl.com/everychildleftbehind
available on ALL platforms
Follow The Neighborhood Kids :
Website: www.theneighborhoodkidsmusic.com
Instagram: smarturl.it/j4fcuy
Spotify: smarturl.it/6f0fpo
Apple Music : smarturl.it/iep24y
TikTok: smarturl.it/sxen3y

KIDS IN THE CAGES

PREACHER MAN

HUSH (ON & ON)

You're lucky you even get to hear this...

They tried their best to prevent this from ever reaching you... But they can't stop me, see?

#Reincarnated2Resist

Shadow Banned

Never Heard Of Me

This was a project originally intended to serve as a placeholder for the Shadow Banned album which kept requiring more and more time to create and actually finish. Life is funny though, I actually couldn't decide on a final track for the EP until shortly before I completed Shadow Banned, so I released this everywhere a week prior to the album's release. It's quite a bit more abrasive than most of the other work I've done. It's supposed to be. Read the name again.

The Malicious EP

Download For Free

The Motherfucking Problem

Lyrics:

[Conscience a.k.a. Treefrog]
This is a time of growth for those that know
And it's a time of hope for those that don't
But if you're mind is open you'll get shown
We've had our sights blinded; All of my like-minded
People need to get up and discover the right time; it's now
Just start opposin' the powers that are rose
In ancient days; And pave the way to disclothe it
So control it's sickening; Most just sit and stare
At a television with a distant glare
And I'm ashamed to admit it, I'm a slave to the shit
As much as anybody but I'm not afraid of it
This is where the change comes in, this is where we make some difference
Embrace what's within us; And escape from this prison
All it takes is a little bit of faith
And a little bit of love to get rid of all the hate

[Chorus]
But the thing about it is we can't just sing about it
We can't just sit around and wait until they thin us out
We figure out where we're goin' while we live in doubt
If you want my truth, listen now, we'll just think about it
The thing about it is we can't even think about it
Can't afford a minutes time to figure how to bring about a change so
Take a second and shake your head and then
Take a step ahead and think about it

[Dusty Melodica]
Now the ball is in our court while we sit and watch passively
The face of the earth changes drastically after we
Clear space at this rate for strip malls and factories
We risk take a cruel fate at a pace beyond gradually
No more crops for us to harvest and feed
Self-seficiency replaced by clone copy-written seeds
Now ask yourself how can we be free
When the water that we drink is owned by some company

[Metty the Dertmerchant]
I hear the weap of the streets and cry's of the skies
See weakness disguised as disceiptful lies
But we all lead to survive; And sleep through our lives
Weedin' for highs, all sheep and no pride
Never speak of a lie; I let the fear fortify
My inside's'll die tryin' to fit in the design
I'm reminded daily of world gone crazy
Guns mean safety for orphan babies
Ignore the distortion, you're forced to perceive and believe
What's supersede's as love but who agrees

[Chorus]

[Mos Eisley]
You survive in the wild with a wife and child
Our whole human history's a line, a type and a file
So live your life in denial, and try to live on your own
Without ya color t.v., heat, a fridge or the phone
While the average guy lives an elaborate life
Waits days a slave wage beneath a passionate eye
Now we ovulate, copulate and overpopulate
Never stop to think about the things that we were taught to hate
Now the stage is set, watch the players place their bets
Take a sec, shake ya head, feel alive, make em' sweat
Realize that the system can't exist with out belief
Appreciate ya true potential, un-twist your mouth and speak
We're workin' on buildin' a world our children can live
Understand I can't be free while your still in this prison
And I can spend my days preaching as so on and so forth
But it won't change 'til we don't want to go on no more

[Chorus] - 2X

[Conscience a.k.a. Treefrog]
This is a time of growth for those that know
And it's a time of hope for those that don't
But if you're mind is open you'll get shown

Natural Progression

Sweatshop Union - The Thing About It

I am currently working on a 3 part mixtape project.

3 separate tapes all telling a larger picture story.

Infused with the intent to activate your starseed dna encodings through the frequencies of my voice and the neurolinguistic encoded messages of the phonetics withing my lyrics.

The first tape is titled "Full Disclosure" and is dedicated to the late Max Spiers, whose image is on the album art.

This tape is an introduction and in the first track I announce my purpose with the lyrics "Full Disclosure's what I'm seekin'... I'm not rapping bitch, I'm preachin'"

If you don't know what I mean when I say Full Disclosure, I suggest you get on google and do some research.

The second tape is titled "Behold A Pale Horse" and is dedicated to the late Milton William Cooper, author of the book of the same name who was martyred for this same cause of exposing the truth and resisting this hidden enemy that we all face upon this planet.

The Third and final tape is titled "Milabs" and is dedicated to the late great Dr. Karla Turner whose research into the UFO/Abduction phenomenon revealed a clear picture that not only are these things actually taking place, but also that Our Government seems to be involved. Her three books lead into this discovery, but before she could finish her Fourth book, which I'm sure would have connected the rest of the dots for those who studied her work, she mysteriously died from a rapidly advancing cancer that killed her in less than a year. This of course is after receiving repeated death threats should she refuse to abandon her work. 

This 3 part project is my way of introducing myself to the world through my music as I begin my life's Great Work.

All of this leads to my first Studio Album "Lost Was The Key" which will be released after these three tapes have dropped.

This is the first one. 

Enjoy.

Full Disclosure

The Story of Our Former Glory

Cooped Up In Greenpoint

What Good Does It Do?

The second installment of Hawk Eye's "Mixtape Sessions" is dedicated to the memory of the late Milton William Cooper, author of the book by the same name.

Superstitions

Hawk Eye The Rapper

Recent comments

Hawk Eye The Rapper

Remy Reefa

Related tracks