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Afu-ra ~ Self Mastery


[afu-ra] The key is self mastery, mentally and physically Escapin dramas, plaguin the world, it's never easy, g Society is straight up, set up to hurt you Indirectly, with god logic, it's diabolic Let me kick it most importantly trick-nology Leave that similac alone, breast feed your seeds The gift of motherhood, you pass on your antibodies Defense against sickness, unwanted virus Realize we came to this land by savage pirates Never migrated, forced dehydrated Instrumental tools, so knowledge dilapidated Forced to bring it back, the most high heals the wounds From the time you conceived, to the day you lay in tombs Reeducate thy self from spoken fables Descendants of the kings and queens who made it stable Whose anatomy contains royal genealogy You're no the minority, the unseen majority Communicatin brother to brother before a dialect Developed longevity, built the first community Understood the science of healin through herbology First open heart surgery was under king zoasa Erectin pyramids livin off the nile river There's so many unknown facts about self, i shiver I stop a second, think to myself, it make me quiver I must reach right inside of the self and just deliver Rays of light of the sun, through the stratus Peace as i release this apparatus [chorus] Mastery, mentally and physically Mastery, mentally and physically Mastery, mentally and physically Mastery, mentally and physically Escapin dramas plaguin the world is never easy g Mastery, mentally and physically Mastery, mentally and physically Mastery, mentally and physically Escapin dramas plaguin the world is never easy g more free lyrics

[afu-ra]
The key is self mastery, mentally and physically
Escapin dramas, plaguin the world, it's never easy, g
Society is straight up, set up to hurt you
Indirectly, with god logic, it's diabolic
Let me kick it most importantly trick-nology
Leave that similac alone, breast feed your seeds
The gift of motherhood, you pass on your antibodies
Defense against sickness, unwanted virus
Realize we came to this land by savage pirates
Never migrated, forced dehydrated
Instrumental tools, so knowledge dilapidated
Forced to bring it back, the most high heals the wounds
From the time you conceived, to the day you lay in tombs
Reeducate thy self from spoken fables
Descendants of the kings and queens who made it stable
Whose anatomy contains royal genealogy
You're no the minority, the unseen majority
Communicatin brother to brother before a dialect
Developed longevity, built the first community
Understood the science of healin through herbology
First open heart surgery was under king zoasa
Erectin pyramids livin off the nile river
There's so many unknown facts about self, i shiver
I stop a second, think to myself, it make me quiver
I must reach right inside of the self and just deliver
Rays of light of the sun, through the stratus
Peace as i release this apparatus

[chorus]
Mastery, mentally and physically
Mastery, mentally and physically
Mastery, mentally and physically
Mastery, mentally and physically
Escapin dramas plaguin the world is never easy g
Mastery, mentally and physically
Mastery, mentally and physically
Mastery, mentally and physically
Escapin dramas plaguin the world is never easy g

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