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311 ~ Transistor


If you want more beats for you buck there's no luck [4x] Then there's no luck Then again if you came for drama then I can't understand a Music critics [2x] Not afraid of a guy who'll tell you he's never been in a mix Been in a mix [2x] We're from the grassroots so big up to our friends Every crew, every click, and every posse Big up to all the heads not of hypocracy You're a transistor Lightning resistor Conducting to the mother star That's what you are Renegade sound system 311 [4x] 311 Brothers from another planet and here once again Automatic [2x] Quantam saints of the universe in a holographic Cosmic remix [2x] From the mysterious blue planet We can breathe anywhere Under water, out in space, and in LA Your polluted air's no problem for these homeys You're a transistor Lightning resistor [2x] Conducting to the mother star That's what you are more free lyrics

If you want more beats for you buck there's no luck [4x]
Then there's no luck
Then again if you came for drama then I can't understand a
Music critics [2x]
Not afraid of a guy who'll tell you he's never been in a mix
Been in a mix [2x]
We're from the grassroots so big up to our friends
Every crew, every click, and every posse
Big up to all the heads not of hypocracy

You're a transistor
Lightning resistor
Conducting to the mother star
That's what you are

Renegade sound system 311 [4x]
311
Brothers from another planet and here once again
Automatic [2x]
Quantam saints of the universe in a holographic
Cosmic remix [2x]
From the mysterious blue planet
We can breathe anywhere
Under water, out in space, and in LA
Your polluted air's no problem for these homeys

You're a transistor
Lightning resistor [2x]
Conducting to the mother star
That's what you are

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