Horn of the Clock-Bike - Saul Williams

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Embed: Disdain for the bare feet.
Work. Work my kitango.
No perk for the bongo.

Who presence is charity? Who? Who?
Who fresh from disparity?
Who arms wide open? Who? Who?
Who strange fruit smokin?

Paint on a canvas. Carved from a pancreas.
Blue for the water. Red for the daughter.
Money green where the land was.
First hand. Second. Second-hand laws.

Horn of the clock-bike. Thorn of the crown spike.
Smile of the victor. Child of the prisoner.
Statues of martyrs. Hackers as artists.

Shout out to Atlantis!
First-hand. Second. Second-hand us.
Thorn of the crown spike. Horn of the clock-bike.

Masters of institution.
Masters of space and time.
Masters of great delusion.
Masters of the mind.
I'm your master. I'm your master...

She craves to be master. Does what she has to.
Born of the half-life. Worn on the path life.
Questions her teachers. Threatens the preachers.
Do what she gotta to not mother no martyrs.

Who threatens the monarchy? Who presence is charity?
Who eyes wide open? Who paid that token?
Jumped over-turnstile. Calm one that grew wild.
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Horn of the Clock-Bike Lyrics

"Red stain on the concrete.
Disdain for the bare feet.
Work. Work my kitango.
No perk for the bongo.

Who presence is charity? Who? Who?
Who fresh from disparity?
Who arms wide open? Who? Who?
Who strange fruit smokin?

Paint on a canvas. Carved from a pancreas.
Blue for the water. Red for the daughter.
Money green where the land was.
First hand. Second. Second-hand laws.

Horn of the clock-bike. Thorn of the crown spike.
Smile of the victor. Child of the prisoner.
Statues of martyrs. Hackers as artists.

Shout out to Atlantis!
First-hand. Second. Second-hand us.
Thorn of the crown spike. Horn of the clock-bike.

Masters of institution.
Masters of space and time.
Masters of great delusion.
Masters of the mind.
I'm your master. I'm your master...

She craves to be master. Does what she has to.
Born of the half-life. Worn on the path life.
Questions her teachers. Threatens the preachers.
Do what she gotta to not mother no martyrs.

Who threatens the monarchy? Who presence is charity?
Who eyes wide open? Who paid that token?
Jumped over-turnstile. Calm one that grew wild.
Horn of the crown spike. Horn of the clock-bike."

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Born in Newburgh, New York, United States, 1972, Saul Williams is considered a powerful voice of the hip-hop generation as a poet, actor, rapper, singer and musician. Best known for his blend of spoken word poetry and hip-hop, and for his leading role in the independent film Slam, he received notable recognition while supporting Nine Inch Nails for parts of their 2005-2006 tour. Saul's third album, The Inevitable Rise and Liberation Of Niggy Tardust, was produced by Trent Reznor, and released via the internet on November 1, 2007. In the days leading up to its release, several tracks featuring a combination of industrial and hip-hop production were "leaked" to the internet.

Williams has published four books of poetry: "The Seventh Octave", "S/he", ",said the shotgun to the head." and "The Dead Emcee Scrolls"; and released four albums: Amethyst Rock Star, the self titled Saul Williams, The Inevitable Rise and Liberation Of Niggy Tardust, and most recently, Volcanic Sunlight. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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