| Song | What's It Worth (feat Melodiq) |
| Artist | Pat D & Lady Paradox |
| Album | Soulscapes & Jazz Breaks |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:10.10] | Melodiq, Pat D, Lady P sounding sweet |
| [00:12.82] | The UK and the USA |
| [00:15.46] | Paradox and Melodiq, poetic like sonnets |
| [00:18.12] | Words come alive, these lyrics keep flowing |
| [00:20.68] | |
| [00:20.97] | Melodiq, Pat D, Lady P sounding sweet |
| [00:23.43] | The UK and the USA |
| [00:25.78] | Paradox and Melodiq, poetic like sonnets |
| [00:28.57] | Go together like treble and bass |
| [00:30.69] | |
| [00:30.87] | Music’s meaning is more than the words, it’s the feeling |
| [00:33.56] | The passion, the soul, writing late in the evenings |
| [00:36.41] | It breathes in the records like turn to the ceiling |
| [00:38.87] | Motivated dreaming, back to what believing |
| [00:41.56] | It’s been in hearts, on tracks in vain |
| [00:44.14] | It’s seen in awe on graff on trains |
| [00:46.70] | The media try to attack its name |
| [00:49.24] | But the realness can’t be attached to fame |
| [00:51.82] | But who am I to say what hip-hop is? |
| [00:54.56] | Hip-hop was before Paradox lived |
| [00:57.15] | Before Yo! MTV Raps got big |
| [00:59.68] | When the soul and the words was what made hop hits |
| [01:02.38] | DJs rock kicks after digging in the crates |
| [01:04.83] | Now we’re living in an age where the rhythm is misplaced |
| [01:07.52] | It’s all about the chains, the millions you make |
| [01:10.13] | So I sit back, imagine as I listen to the greats |
| [01:12.72] | |
| [01:12.93] | Hip-hop, some say it’s still the same |
| [01:16.64] | It’s real hip-hop |
| [01:18.57] | Hip-hop, some say it’s still the same |
| [01:21.71] | What’s it worth? |
| [01:23.27] | |
| [01:23.64] | Hip-hop, some say it’s still the same |
| [01:27.19] | It’s real hip-hop |
| [01:28.63] | Hip-hop, some say it’s still the same |
| [01:30.77] | Some say it’s still the same, it ain’t that |
| [01:33.17] | |
| [01:33.67] | It’s the authentic, all the time prolific, lyrical extraordinaire |
| [01:39.03] | Got rhymes to share, to educate the masses |
| [01:41.64] | Toasting the realness, raise your glasses |
| [01:44.48] | Never underestimate the movement |
| [01:46.86] | Always keeping my ear to the pavement |
| [01:49.74] | That’s what the pioneers did back then |
| [01:52.01] | Before they had two 12s making the blend |
| [01:54.59] | No emails to send, only word of mouth |
| [01:57.28] | Seems that real hip-hop is in a drought |
| [01:59.98] | Critics kept saying that it wouldn’t last |
| [02:02.56] | Through the years it persevered and made cash |
| [02:05.28] | Somehow it grew up too fast |
| [02:07.92] | Matured incorrectly, evidently |
| [02:10.66] | Now it’s time to do my thing |
| [02:13.11] | With ill flows and vibes that I bring no doubt |
| [02:15.94] | |
| [02:16.15] | Hip-hop, some say it’s still the same |
| [02:19.15] | It’s real hip-hop |
| [02:21.03] | Hip-hop, some say it’s still the same |
| [02:24.63] | What’s it worth? |
| [02:25.91] | |
| [02:26.20] | Hip-hop, some say it’s still the same |
| [02:29.96] | It’s real hip-hop |
| [02:31.48] | Hip-hop, some say it’s still the same |
| [02:33.75] | Now let’s take a sec to think back |
| [02:35.92] | |
| [02:36.42] | Gangstarr |
| [02:39.03] | JD |
| [02:41.64] | Common Sense |
| [02:44.25] | Large Pro |
| [02:46.84] | Nas |
| [02:49.35] | Pete Rock |
| [02:52.01] | Tribe Called Quest |
| [02:54.70] | KRS was number one |
| [02:56.27] | |
| [03:18.03] | Just being in here |
| [03:20.07] | Is a humbling experience to me |
| [03:21.29] | Because you’re looking through all these records |
| [03:24.09] | And it’s sort of like a big pile of broken dreams in a way |
| [03:27.56] | Almost none of these artists still have a |
| [03:29.71] | A career, really |
| [03:31.43] | Ten years down the line you’ll be in here |
| [03:33.31] | So keep that in mind when you start thinking like |
| [03:37.05] | “Oh yeah, I’m invincible and I’m the |
| [03:38.82] | I’m the world’s best or whatever |
| [03:40.49] | Because that’s what all these cats thought |
| [00:10.10] | Melodiq, Pat D, Lady P sounding sweet |
| [00:12.82] | The UK and the USA |
| [00:15.46] | Paradox and Melodiq, poetic like sonnets |
| [00:18.12] | Words come alive, these lyrics keep flowing |
| [00:20.68] | |
| [00:20.97] | Melodiq, Pat D, Lady P sounding sweet |
| [00:23.43] | The UK and the USA |
| [00:25.78] | Paradox and Melodiq, poetic like sonnets |
| [00:28.57] | Go together like treble and bass |
| [00:30.69] | |
| [00:30.87] | Music' s meaning is more than the words, it' s the feeling |
| [00:33.56] | The passion, the soul, writing late in the evenings |
| [00:36.41] | It breathes in the records like turn to the ceiling |
| [00:38.87] | Motivated dreaming, back to what believing |
| [00:41.56] | It' s been in hearts, on tracks in vain |
| [00:44.14] | It' s seen in awe on graff on trains |
| [00:46.70] | The media try to attack its name |
| [00:49.24] | But the realness can' t be attached to fame |
| [00:51.82] | But who am I to say what hiphop is? |
| [00:54.56] | Hiphop was before Paradox lived |
| [00:57.15] | Before Yo! MTV Raps got big |
| [00:59.68] | When the soul and the words was what made hop hits |
| [01:02.38] | DJs rock kicks after digging in the crates |
| [01:04.83] | Now we' re living in an age where the rhythm is misplaced |
| [01:07.52] | It' s all about the chains, the millions you make |
| [01:10.13] | So I sit back, imagine as I listen to the greats |
| [01:12.72] | |
| [01:12.93] | Hiphop, some say it' s still the same |
| [01:16.64] | It' s real hiphop |
| [01:18.57] | Hiphop, some say it' s still the same |
| [01:21.71] | What' s it worth? |
| [01:23.27] | |
| [01:23.64] | Hiphop, some say it' s still the same |
| [01:27.19] | It' s real hiphop |
| [01:28.63] | Hiphop, some say it' s still the same |
| [01:30.77] | Some say it' s still the same, it ain' t that |
| [01:33.17] | |
| [01:33.67] | It' s the authentic, all the time prolific, lyrical extraordinaire |
| [01:39.03] | Got rhymes to share, to educate the masses |
| [01:41.64] | Toasting the realness, raise your glasses |
| [01:44.48] | Never underestimate the movement |
| [01:46.86] | Always keeping my ear to the pavement |
| [01:49.74] | That' s what the pioneers did back then |
| [01:52.01] | Before they had two 12s making the blend |
| [01:54.59] | No emails to send, only word of mouth |
| [01:57.28] | Seems that real hiphop is in a drought |
| [01:59.98] | Critics kept saying that it wouldn' t last |
| [02:02.56] | Through the years it persevered and made cash |
| [02:05.28] | Somehow it grew up too fast |
| [02:07.92] | Matured incorrectly, evidently |
| [02:10.66] | Now it' s time to do my thing |
| [02:13.11] | With ill flows and vibes that I bring no doubt |
| [02:15.94] | |
| [02:16.15] | Hiphop, some say it' s still the same |
| [02:19.15] | It' s real hiphop |
| [02:21.03] | Hiphop, some say it' s still the same |
| [02:24.63] | What' s it worth? |
| [02:25.91] | |
| [02:26.20] | Hiphop, some say it' s still the same |
| [02:29.96] | It' s real hiphop |
| [02:31.48] | Hiphop, some say it' s still the same |
| [02:33.75] | Now let' s take a sec to think back |
| [02:35.92] | |
| [02:36.42] | Gangstarr |
| [02:39.03] | JD |
| [02:41.64] | Common Sense |
| [02:44.25] | Large Pro |
| [02:46.84] | Nas |
| [02:49.35] | Pete Rock |
| [02:52.01] | Tribe Called Quest |
| [02:54.70] | KRS was number one |
| [02:56.27] | |
| [03:18.03] | Just being in here |
| [03:20.07] | Is a humbling experience to me |
| [03:21.29] | Because you' re looking through all these records |
| [03:24.09] | And it' s sort of like a big pile of broken dreams in a way |
| [03:27.56] | Almost none of these artists still have a |
| [03:29.71] | A career, really |
| [03:31.43] | Ten years down the line you' ll be in here |
| [03:33.31] | So keep that in mind when you start thinking like |
| [03:37.05] | " Oh yeah, I' m invincible and I' m the |
| [03:38.82] | I' m the world' s best or whatever |
| [03:40.49] | Because that' s what all these cats thought |
| [00:10.10] | Melodiq, Pat D, Lady P sounding sweet |
| [00:12.82] | The UK and the USA |
| [00:15.46] | Paradox and Melodiq, poetic like sonnets |
| [00:18.12] | Words come alive, these lyrics keep flowing |
| [00:20.68] | |
| [00:20.97] | Melodiq, Pat D, Lady P sounding sweet |
| [00:23.43] | The UK and the USA |
| [00:25.78] | Paradox and Melodiq, poetic like sonnets |
| [00:28.57] | Go together like treble and bass |
| [00:30.69] | |
| [00:30.87] | Music' s meaning is more than the words, it' s the feeling |
| [00:33.56] | The passion, the soul, writing late in the evenings |
| [00:36.41] | It breathes in the records like turn to the ceiling |
| [00:38.87] | Motivated dreaming, back to what believing |
| [00:41.56] | It' s been in hearts, on tracks in vain |
| [00:44.14] | It' s seen in awe on graff on trains |
| [00:46.70] | The media try to attack its name |
| [00:49.24] | But the realness can' t be attached to fame |
| [00:51.82] | But who am I to say what hiphop is? |
| [00:54.56] | Hiphop was before Paradox lived |
| [00:57.15] | Before Yo! MTV Raps got big |
| [00:59.68] | When the soul and the words was what made hop hits |
| [01:02.38] | DJs rock kicks after digging in the crates |
| [01:04.83] | Now we' re living in an age where the rhythm is misplaced |
| [01:07.52] | It' s all about the chains, the millions you make |
| [01:10.13] | So I sit back, imagine as I listen to the greats |
| [01:12.72] | |
| [01:12.93] | Hiphop, some say it' s still the same |
| [01:16.64] | It' s real hiphop |
| [01:18.57] | Hiphop, some say it' s still the same |
| [01:21.71] | What' s it worth? |
| [01:23.27] | |
| [01:23.64] | Hiphop, some say it' s still the same |
| [01:27.19] | It' s real hiphop |
| [01:28.63] | Hiphop, some say it' s still the same |
| [01:30.77] | Some say it' s still the same, it ain' t that |
| [01:33.17] | |
| [01:33.67] | It' s the authentic, all the time prolific, lyrical extraordinaire |
| [01:39.03] | Got rhymes to share, to educate the masses |
| [01:41.64] | Toasting the realness, raise your glasses |
| [01:44.48] | Never underestimate the movement |
| [01:46.86] | Always keeping my ear to the pavement |
| [01:49.74] | That' s what the pioneers did back then |
| [01:52.01] | Before they had two 12s making the blend |
| [01:54.59] | No emails to send, only word of mouth |
| [01:57.28] | Seems that real hiphop is in a drought |
| [01:59.98] | Critics kept saying that it wouldn' t last |
| [02:02.56] | Through the years it persevered and made cash |
| [02:05.28] | Somehow it grew up too fast |
| [02:07.92] | Matured incorrectly, evidently |
| [02:10.66] | Now it' s time to do my thing |
| [02:13.11] | With ill flows and vibes that I bring no doubt |
| [02:15.94] | |
| [02:16.15] | Hiphop, some say it' s still the same |
| [02:19.15] | It' s real hiphop |
| [02:21.03] | Hiphop, some say it' s still the same |
| [02:24.63] | What' s it worth? |
| [02:25.91] | |
| [02:26.20] | Hiphop, some say it' s still the same |
| [02:29.96] | It' s real hiphop |
| [02:31.48] | Hiphop, some say it' s still the same |
| [02:33.75] | Now let' s take a sec to think back |
| [02:35.92] | |
| [02:36.42] | Gangstarr |
| [02:39.03] | JD |
| [02:41.64] | Common Sense |
| [02:44.25] | Large Pro |
| [02:46.84] | Nas |
| [02:49.35] | Pete Rock |
| [02:52.01] | Tribe Called Quest |
| [02:54.70] | KRS was number one |
| [02:56.27] | |
| [03:18.03] | Just being in here |
| [03:20.07] | Is a humbling experience to me |
| [03:21.29] | Because you' re looking through all these records |
| [03:24.09] | And it' s sort of like a big pile of broken dreams in a way |
| [03:27.56] | Almost none of these artists still have a |
| [03:29.71] | A career, really |
| [03:31.43] | Ten years down the line you' ll be in here |
| [03:33.31] | So keep that in mind when you start thinking like |
| [03:37.05] | " Oh yeah, I' m invincible and I' m the |
| [03:38.82] | I' m the world' s best or whatever |
| [03:40.49] | Because that' s what all these cats thought |