Myself
DJ L.A.M.C Lyrics

Yes why'all, uptown
Greetings everyone, we are in the city and ready to begin the performance.

The sound, is shakin into war
The music is so strong that it feels like it could start a battle.

And for all why'all, this is it
This is the moment we have been waiting for, let's enjoy it together.

I'm never alone, I'm in a zone and stoned
I always feel focused and in the zone when I am performing, and perhaps under the influence of drugs.

I never leave home without my microphone
My microphone is an extension of myself and I never go anywhere without it.

I break backbones like a stone, I roam
I have a powerful and aggressive flow that can leave my listeners stunned and I move around freely while performing.

I knick knack paddy wack and give a dog a bone
I reward my audience with entertaining lyrics and an engaging show, comparable to giving a dog a treat.

Like Al Capone I am a dog, I foam
I am ruthless and commanding, like the infamous gangster Al Capone, and I spit so much fire I could be foaming at the mouth.

At the mouth, shout it out when I groan in tone
I am confident in my abilities and project my booming voice with each emphatic word.

I go uptown, I come back home
I travel to the heart of the city to perform, then return to my roots to rejuvenate.

(With who?) "Me, myself and my microphone"
I don't need anyone else to bring the energy or hype to my performances, just myself and my trusty microphone.

[Chorus: Repeat 4X] I go uptown, I come back home with who? "Me, myself and my microphone"
The chorus reiterates my dedication to my craft and the idea that all I need for a great performance is myself and my microphone.

It's like this why'all, it don't stop
I'm telling you, things will only get better from here and the party won't stop anytime soon.

You see I'm uptown and rockin' the dope spot
I am dominating the scene and bringing the crowd to a frenzy in the heart of the city.

So I dip to the dive, thrive and come alive
I go to different venues and experiences to find inspiration and motivation to create new music and elevate my craft.

The two MCs that make ya name survive
The combination of my vocal abilities and my rap partner's talents are what will keep us relevant and successful in the music industry.

For alla why'all, my name is Run
I am introducing myself to everyone in the audience and want them to remember my name.

I rock big parties, have big fun
I have a reputation for creating a fun and lively atmosphere at my shows and events.

The mind blowin, body rockin MC fiend
My skills as a rapper are unmatched and I am able to captivate and energize the crowd with my music.

Who came along and made his home and chained the toll on my team
I found success in the music industry and made a lasting impression, creating stability and prosperity for my group.

The cool calm brother from around the way
I am known to be cool-headed and chill, even though I am from the inner city.

Where I'm from, DJ Run met a kid named "Jay"
I met my rap partner from my hometown named Jay and we began our music journey together.

We go uptown, and come back home
Just like before, we travel to perform in the city and return home to rejuvenate and plan our next move.

(With who?) "Me, myself and my microphone"
Again, emphasizing that we don't need anyone else to bring energy to our performances, just ourselves and our microphones.

[Bridge: Repeat 4X] Gotta gotta gotta gotta keep it on Gotta gotta gotta keep it on
The bridge encourages everyone to keep the party going and maintain the same level of energy throughout the night.

"Give us respect"
I demand respect from the industry and the audience for my talent and hard work.

Get much respect when I flex my Tek
I earn respect and admiration for my music when I perform and showcase my skills on the microphone.

Unique when I speak and wreck your set
My style is one-of-a-kind and I bring a unique energy to each and every performance that will leave a lasting impression.

I used to take the train to go to school
Reflecting on my background and humble beginnings, I used to commute to school using public transportation.

The microphone holdin on the golden rule
I hold my microphone in high regard and believe it's my saving grace, my device that allows me to follow my dreams and adhere to the unwritten code of the industry.

Pop pop pop, you can't stop my flow
I am delivering my lyrics so quickly and effortlessly that nobody can stop my rhythm or flow.

I rock it in my pocket everytime I go
I carry my microphone everywhere I go so I can practice and prepare for future performances at any moment.

Straight Uptown, I come back home
Once again, repeating my journey from the inner city to perform elsewhere, then returning home to regroup and gather my energy.

(With who?) "Me, myself and my microphone"
Final thought that reinforces the fact that I am not just a rapper, but a master of my craft who only needs myself and my microphone to deliver amazing performances.