Dream School feat. Sage Francis, Buck 65

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lyrics

Verse 1 (Sage Francis):

Psychological landscape stripped of all its lubricants.
The driest of humorists in a cynical sinkhole. (It’s all about timing.)
Time is moving quick.
The dead pan handler’s shooting the shit
With a sunny disposition during a lunar eclipse (psst psst.)
Multiple Persona Non Grata,
Chaka con artist quantum leaping card shark vs. the mastodon dada.
Bombastic casanova in a traveling carnival,
The very last of the genuine articles. (Copy that, potna!)
I’m an impartial party to your god particle arguments.
A fool proves his non-existence with impossible confidence.
Phenomenal.
Disregard the belief or non-belief in gods,
(It’s a test.) And we’re the false positive of improbable odds.
Impossible Jah molecules dissolve in the palms of my tiny pathetic hands.
Scientific methods be damned.
My spam folders overfloweth.
I crammed all night for the final exam and overslept.
 Chorus:

"You never graduate from dream school.
You never graduate from dream school.
You never graduate dream school.
You never graduate from dream school...fool."
 Verse 2 (Buck 65):

Meet me in Temecula. Got somewhere to be but I’m lost in a maze
At a loss for words. Entirely diary: tossed in a blaze

Swallow hard. 500 donuts frosted and glazed
Eat 'em up, eat 'em up. Closer to death is the cost of delays

Time is running out. Trapped in a church with a nun or a witch
"Sir, you're not supposed to be here." Run for your life throw the gun in a ditch

Don't change your face. Fight for the poor and make fun of the rich
But some of them switch. Kill ‘em and call ‘em a son of a bitch 
(Son of a bitch) Under the weight of a merciful sleep
To the moon! 42 inches of vertical leap 
Submersible deep. I look in a mirror that’s shattered and cracked
Scatter attacked. And so is my life as a matter of fact 
Where the hell am I? Side of the road repairing a flat
"Don't do that, you're scaring the cat. Buzzing but wasn’t I wearing a hat? 
Forbidden, the sound. Dunking a basketball hitting a homer
Not kidding around. Chased by a snake, I wake up with a boner

Why?

Chorus: 
"You never graduate from dream school.
You never graduate from dream school.
You never graduate dream school.
You never graduate from dream school...fool."

credits

from Glow Kid, released November 5, 2021
Beat by ALXNDRBRWN
Raps by Sage Francis & Buck 65
Additional vocals by Lynzi Stringer & Swell of Metermaids

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