The Foundation
Tony Touch Lyrics
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Through with the cray troops
Rip up your fucking legs turn
Them jeans to daisy dukes
Spray your trucks, spray your coops
Spray your Kawasaki bikes
Starting hockey fights - Tyson
Lefts Rocky rights your moms a khaki dyke
Stick out his chest and brag
How he molest a fag like father like son
Bet you rock Victoria Sec's sit
On the toilet then leak
And take it raw up your cheeks
Tonight I might just take a buddha spot
Dread better take me to the pot
Ain't no killer I just shoot a lot
I ain't no boxer I just punch a lot
Jabbing niggas in they belly's got them
Spitting up they lunch alot
Fuck a Merry Christmas
Yo thats the terror day
My father was murdered that night
So I don't celebrate
If santa hit my chimney
With them bozo clothes ima make the 44 blow
Fill his fat ass full of holes holes holes
Why you play knowing that my style is Y2K
You can die today
Nigga there's a price to pay fight for game
We could bounce from night to day
Cause only one of us is leaving alive, ok?
Who wanna wrestle Chris aka Pun the exorcist
Your neck can twist like an owl
When I piledrive it's effortless
Who next to get suplexed off the roof ledge
20 feet in the ground pass the blueprints
Life's long
But cut it off short trying to fight strong
You soft think you can handle the
Force of the 24 inch pythons strike one
I cut out your eyes and leave you Ray Charles
Strike two, you outta here nigga
This ain't baseball it's hardcore - for my
Street rapping outlaws
Quick to clap something
But rather go out with the South Force
South Bronx niggas got it tone
I shoved the shotty chrome up a nigga ass
Like a motherfucking maricon
Cause daddy's home
Kids, don't make me lie to you
Cause everybody can die right now, Mommy too
Aiyyo I respect ho's who scam food stamps
Wics and shit
Also work a nine-to-five driving
Whips and shit
Gasing niggas for their chips and shit
? laps tops getting over on
Some offense em shit
You might think I be promoting this
Songs here for the selling how we live
Some work, some are career felons
We laugh at house-a-dity ho's and
Niggas geling not conceded
But Ill show you the feist
That reduce the swelling
When my moneys involved
Yo anybody's for the snaking
Some niggas who may think is yo fams
The ones thats faking
Lemme find out, dadd'ys stealin my bacon
You see me pull a 9 and start
Poppin like I'm Turbo from "Breakin'"
I had that cat folding
Rolling aces no faking talk this
Dump him in the furnace in the basement
With no traces
Im a hit em first then pay off
A witness to spit a verse
To get rid of his dental work
Do ya'll niggas think it will work
Well ima make ya'll believers cause
I'll be damned cuz moneys comin
Up short like the Keeblers
I make ya'll feel in some breathers
See Sherrif with the heaters
Six in your piece
Leave the shells line your toes like Adidas
This nigga is off the meters
Yrical Glocks, gunnin dem down
Too many Big and Pacs running around
Its just me and the 400 pound
Sunkiss with original sounds
Repping the Bronx, huh you know we mean now
The lyrics to Tony Touch's "The Foundation" are filled with aggressive and confrontational language, depicting a sense of toughness and bravado. The song talks about being ready to fight and take on any challenge, boasting about physical strength and the ability to overcome obstacles. It also touches upon personal experiences and struggles, such as the loss of a father and not celebrating certain holidays due to past traumas.
The first verse emphasizes a willingness to engage in fights and confrontations, asserting dominance and asserting masculinity. It also includes derogatory language towards LGBTQ+ individuals, demonstrating a lack of sensitivity and empathy. The lyrics express a disregard for societal norms and a pride in being tough and aggressive.
The second verse continues the theme of physical prowess and dominance, mentioning professional wrestling and using violent imagery. It describes a willingness to harm others and a lack of remorse for doing so. The lyrics also touch on the idea of survival, stating that only one person can come out alive from certain situations.
The third verse shifts to a focus on street life and survival in a harsh environment. It acknowledges illegal activities and a lack of respect for authority. It also mentions a desire for revenge and violence towards those who may betray or harm the singer. The lyrics portray a sense of distrust and a reliance on personal strength and aggression.
Overall, "The Foundation" is a song that glorifies aggression, toughness, and survival in a harsh environment. It features confrontational language and imagery, emphasizing physical strength and the willingness to engage in violent actions.
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Todd Jordan
Reif-hustle & pun murdered this but sunkiss ended it nicely!
icfwu
This track is deadly π₯π₯
Eyao Pantah!
Pun went hard on that shit he killed it!
Robert Reeves
Trying Scare Be Alert Trust Boundaries Tony Jaaaaay Your Life Raekwon Raekwon
Ryan Taylor
Proper hip hop, ππ»ππ» todayβs kids havenβt got a clue about real tunes,,
Donchelios
Everybody can die right now, mommy too. Too many Big and Pac's running around. Still gives me chills. I remember when this came out. Every verse is on point and Sunkiss just kills it at the end. All of that plus that electric keyboard makes this one of the coldest tracks ever made. This is real hip hop.
illuminatiPOO
If I ever get a hummer ima play this 247
BryanFury85
bodies on bodies, bars on bars
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Wow thats straight up fire, first i hear it, i can not recall the last time i heard such banger lately
Jason Gonzalez
Niggas bodied this shit son!one B 4 real yo ,NYC famo!