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Stevie B - Something to Think About lyrics
Out of the bang has come an non-catholic system… Here comes the man, hot damn I am Gonna give you what I got, gonna make you wanna cram Check out the message that the B’s unloading Stick around a while, scene one’s unfolding Stagnant water is life’s retarded Gotta shake up the airwaves, signals body I gotta stir it up, shake it up, ‘til see you wakin’ up Jackin’ up the man, he’s the reason why we breakin’ up Never, never gonna happen again Tired of sittin’ in the background, got be a man Think about it Something to think about it (think about it) Once upon a Time there was a man called Adam Living in a garden called Eden Met this snake, his name was Herbie Dressed in a suit made of artificial wording Promised me the world, diamonds and pearls Life everlasting and lots of girls Adam was a natural man, you know Not the one you see in the picture show Freaky sensation, weird behavior Of a man being our Lord and Savior Tarzan, Batman, Superman, Arnold Clocking heavy dollars on the Wall Street journal Universal, Fox, Mayors Golden Living off the lives that they have stolen We cant never, never let this happen again Tired of sittin’ in the background, got be a man Think about it Fishman of man of minds who know me Can’t you feel the heartbeat of this calling? Don’t sit around, get around, listen to me now, now Get into the rhythm of the higher knowledge Words, words, flying birds taking to the airwaves to be heard Weighty message on their shoulder Light as a feather but strong as a boulder Lightning bolt strike the waters Burning up the passing social order Got to wake it up, shake it up Before they make a new one up new plantations they’re conducting Check out the orison that they’re constructing When you hear the birdie Birdies pass on you by Just get into the rhythm an you will survive Think about it |
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