| Song | Socks On - Original |
| Artist | MC Frontalot |
| Album | Final Boss |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| Now the beach scene isn’t what it used to be: | |
| no constellation at the belly but they got the machine | |
| There’s a transformation of your station involved. | |
| Used to have to been born with it, now you take it to go. | |
| Meanwhile, the machinist keeps on raking the gold. | |
| Got sold the power struggle, purchase the peace. | |
| At the end y’all are too broke. You’re spent but you’re free. | |
| Put an egg to your grease hole if the color is green. | |
| Don’t even tell me you don’t like it; you have yet to see | |
| the varietals of mount, conveyance, and steed. | |
| Tell you, that bacon don’t look rancid to me. | |
| Now flee from the Flit cloud: I get loud and spray spittle. | |
| Private Snafu picked the clap up in the middle | |
| of the Orient, brought it home to twist. | |
| Came back to what street? To think, I witnessed. | |
| I don’t do book reports. I don’t sort the wheat from the chaff, | |
| but I’ll discuss the topic of your ignorance if I’m asked, | |
| in fast-moving chastisements: your stature is slight, | |
| in years as in intellect, subjects you to plight | |
| and hindrance should you want to walk among adults. | |
| You protest vociferously: not your fault. | |
| You’re like, “Who? I didn’t hear about the rhyme sheet!” | |
| But come on kid, it ain’t that late yet, learn to read. |
| Now the beach scene isn' t what it used to be: | |
| no constellation at the belly but they got the machine | |
| There' s a transformation of your station involved. | |
| Used to have to been born with it, now you take it to go. | |
| Meanwhile, the machinist keeps on raking the gold. | |
| Got sold the power struggle, purchase the peace. | |
| At the end y' all are too broke. You' re spent but you' re free. | |
| Put an egg to your grease hole if the color is green. | |
| Don' t even tell me you don' t like it you have yet to see | |
| the varietals of mount, conveyance, and steed. | |
| Tell you, that bacon don' t look rancid to me. | |
| Now flee from the Flit cloud: I get loud and spray spittle. | |
| Private Snafu picked the clap up in the middle | |
| of the Orient, brought it home to twist. | |
| Came back to what street? To think, I witnessed. | |
| I don' t do book reports. I don' t sort the wheat from the chaff, | |
| but I' ll discuss the topic of your ignorance if I' m asked, | |
| in fastmoving chastisements: your stature is slight, | |
| in years as in intellect, subjects you to plight | |
| and hindrance should you want to walk among adults. | |
| You protest vociferously: not your fault. | |
| You' re like, " Who? I didn' t hear about the rhyme sheet!" | |
| But come on kid, it ain' t that late yet, learn to read. |
| Now the beach scene isn' t what it used to be: | |
| no constellation at the belly but they got the machine | |
| There' s a transformation of your station involved. | |
| Used to have to been born with it, now you take it to go. | |
| Meanwhile, the machinist keeps on raking the gold. | |
| Got sold the power struggle, purchase the peace. | |
| At the end y' all are too broke. You' re spent but you' re free. | |
| Put an egg to your grease hole if the color is green. | |
| Don' t even tell me you don' t like it you have yet to see | |
| the varietals of mount, conveyance, and steed. | |
| Tell you, that bacon don' t look rancid to me. | |
| Now flee from the Flit cloud: I get loud and spray spittle. | |
| Private Snafu picked the clap up in the middle | |
| of the Orient, brought it home to twist. | |
| Came back to what street? To think, I witnessed. | |
| I don' t do book reports. I don' t sort the wheat from the chaff, | |
| but I' ll discuss the topic of your ignorance if I' m asked, | |
| in fastmoving chastisements: your stature is slight, | |
| in years as in intellect, subjects you to plight | |
| and hindrance should you want to walk among adults. | |
| You protest vociferously: not your fault. | |
| You' re like, " Who? I didn' t hear about the rhyme sheet!" | |
| But come on kid, it ain' t that late yet, learn to read. |