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THA GOD FAHIM - Dump Gawd- Hyperbolic Time Chamber Rap 11 - 04 Motion (Prod. By Nicholas Craven)

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Walking with my demonss .mp3

Lyrics:

Stepping up to the plate,
Bat a home run to the tune of my fate,
Yes now with faith, seeking to be great but without haste,
Yet my mistakes I pray to erase,
In this game I seek love over hate,
Sometimes I get lost on the way,
Do you relate?
Some days I feel I fade,
The web of life be a grand escape,

Spitting some flows,
I’m out on the roam,
I got the, magic to grow,
Like look how I’ve flown,
I’ve walked the,
Messiest roads,
Now back at my home,
Why not the,
Heart I transpose,
The soul I expose,
See how the,
Dark flees I speed read the words breathed,
I oft seek a lofty leap to a pot of ease,
But often reach a hallowed speech that harkens deep,
From I guess what’s expressed in my facial sheen,
I glean a couple untold tales some inhaled vales exhaled wails,
Got vices i grip the mic yes it fits well, can see the hope even in braille,
Will he choke, nope, or maybe time will tell,
Behold a pale horse, til the voice is hoarse,
The paper is coarse, the vision in Morse,
Still seeking the source, impacted by the force,
A little elixir got me losing and using my voice,

Stepping up to the plate,
Bat a home run to the tune of my fate,
Yes now with faith, seeking to be great but without haste,
Yet my mistakes I pray to erase,
In this game I seek love over hate,
Sometimes I get lost on the way,
Do you relate?
Some days I feel I fade,
The web of life be the grandest maze,

A little blemish on the canvas as I paint a scene,
Vivid dreams like vintage screams out movie scenes,
Surreal memes flood the screen whilst I hug my knees,
Going crazy but maybe it’s them who asleep,
a little psychotic alumnus who’s off it,
I ain’t run shit I walk it but trust I walk what I’m talking,
Sometimes I flaunt it, usually I be caught in,
Underselling my profit, the gift in my stocking,
Go ahead and go mock it, I’m weighing my options,
Better this and die honest, live for bliss yet I’m toxic,
Inhaling all of my toxins, but I’ll tell you this,
This shift is the gift that I’m unlocking,
Y’all ain’t need to go rock it,
Y’all ain’t need to go cop it,
But I’ll be damned if I don’t demand respect should be offered,
I’m just a man insaan spitting rhymes from his noggin,
In the web of time connected like I logged in,

Stepping up to the plate,
Bat a home run to the tune of my fate,
Yes now with faith, seeking to be great but without haste,
Yet my mistakes I pray to erase,
In this game I seek love over hate,
Sometimes I get lost on the way,
Do you relate?
Some days I feel I fade,
The web of life be a grand escape,

Grand Escape (Web of Life) (Prod. by eeryskies)

Throughout Montreal’s history, few names ring out like Rufus Rockhead’s. Cultural pioneer and possibly the first Canadian black man to obtain a liquor license, Mr. Rockhead opened his eponymous jazz club "Rockhead’s Paradise" in 1928 on the corner of Mountain St. and St-Antoine Street in Little Burgundy. A landmark of Montreal’s "Sin City" era, a time when prohibition forced Americans to cross the border to get a snort, the club booked the biggest acts in blues and jazz from the 1930s to the 1950s. Establishing Montreal’s reputation as "Harlem Of The North", the institution supported local jazz artists, helping the likes of Oscar Peterson and Oliver Jones get their careers off the ground. By it’s closure in 1980, the club had featured the talents of Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Fats Waller, Cab Calloway, Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, Leadbelly, Nina Simone, Dizzy Gillespie, Sammy Davis Jr. and many more. This project commemorates a somewhat forgotten time of cultural explosion and ground breaking artistic movements that layed the foundation for the vibrant, creative and diverse Montreal we see today.

Raps by Jimmie D
Beats by Nicholas Craven

Rockhead Paradise

On The Mountain (Prod. By Nicholas Craven)

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Tha God Fahim is legendary a emcee/producer from Atlanta, Ga who specializes in giving the listener a quality soulful experience through sound. Over a span of only a few years Tha God Fahim has managed to drop over 100+ projects making him one of the most prolific Hip-Hop artists of all times. Also having hundreds of collaborations with emcees an producers all throughout the world. His works consists of hardcore, reality based street poetry with a musical soundscape that even traditional hip-hop fans will come to love.
He first gained break through notoriety from a series of tapes frequently released which coined the phrase "Dump Gawd".