Zombie

(Mike Dynamo)

A traditional rap song from the using the iconography and of zombie media. It laces metaphors together to discuss how big the beat is, how even superheroes can't beat capitalism, and how the greatest emcees are left to be devoured by the rapper in question because he's on his Zombie.

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It’s true that you are what you eat So what we serving up? Only the finest MCs Yes I'm on my zombie x 4 Attack of the 60-foot beat Knocking over buildings Eat it to defeat it Yes I'm on my zombie x4 Verse 1 Attack of the 60 foot beat, wall of sound It’s them rawest dudes with them rotted pounds...Of flesh So you know full well it’s the funkiest Phil Spector murder fest, kiss the gun feel the death Sound so good make you wanna go deaf Cause you just can’t raise recipe Top Chef With a dash a dis And a splash of dat Like a little little cocaine to keep ‘em coming back And a little rogaine to keep a hairy sack (Insert Name) dropping more wood than a lumberjack Yeah, I used to be a nice guy too till I learned pretty words don’t get ‘em in the mood, So I speak my mind, one! Line at a time I’ll by them dinner I’ll! Poke’em in the liver I’ll hollow them out! Savor all the best parts! Swallow all her false starts! Ride her like a golf cart! Chorus It’s true that you are what you eat So what we serving up? Only the finest MCs Yes I'm on my zombie x 4 Attack of the 60-foot beat Knocking over buildings Eat it to defeat it Yes I'm on my zombie x4 VERSE 2 Rule #1… CARDIO! It’s best to outrun trouble man, you never know I’m from the Richard Pryor School of altercation A bruised ego heals faster than getting your jaw broke There’s no money in being a Super Hero Why save the world when you’re bank account’s zero You think glory’s worth putting the tights on? Even Superman’s gotta have a day job I’ll be bigger than Luke Cage Strong as a roll cage Saving the world While all the while I get paid Stuffing opposition down my gullet Been a planetary threat since MacGuyver had that mullet Person of mass destruction Leaders in heated discussions Rest their fingers on buttons test if I’m bluffin, Mulligan! Person of mass defiance Lyrical path to enlightenment. 80’s montage of triumph We eat like KINGS tonight Chorus It’s true that you are what you eat So what we serving up? Only the finest MCs Yes I'm on my zombie x 4 Attack of the 60-foot beat Knocking over buildings Eat it to defeat it Yes I'm on my zombie x4 Verse 3 All I wanna do is make the best music that you’ve ever heard in your life Be part of a movement I’ve got a culture to save so I’m canny with every single word that I write (yup) Every single bar that I spit (shit) Every time I bless a manuscript Cannibalize the great ones Zombie excrement! Destroy what came before to make room for a brand new future Apocalyptic pimp shit Always up to no good Phantom Planet Whole new definition of eating her out Triple X Zombie Strippers Lose a limb Keep dancing Strippers got money to get. The last vestige of sanity in a world gone starved Rick Grimes You want to fight’em off We'll battle to sunrise Feels good to finally cut loose Only when everyone's undead will there be a truce Eat up Chorus It’s true that you are what you eat So what we serving up? Only the finest MCs Yes I'm on my zombie x 4 Attack of the 60-foot beat Knocking over buildings Eat it to defeat it Yes I'm on my zombie x4

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