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We're Not Out Of The Woods Yet (Part Ten)
Reflecting on past episodes per this Throwback Thursday, realizing we're not out of the woods yet!
But it's also a Thankful Thursday, it's a blessing to be here as we broadcast live and direct from our remote outpost out off of I-20 in Atlanta; we're not out of these hoods yet!
But we kept it moving mystic voyages were taken out there, you might have even caught us bending starlight!
Now we're back down to earth cutting corners dodging naysayers per four five sixing it staying ten steps ahead but a wrong turn was taken; damn, it's strange!
Seems the curse of the lycan blew some of these minds / influenced earthlings insight.
Didn't it blow their minds this time like the Delfonics, we're not out of the woods yet so how will we respond to this? we prayed and cursed, both planted seeds of change.
We're not out of the woods yet, please! more danger zone activities taking place?
We're not out of these hoods yet though sometimes blasting off from our runway out off of I-20 in Atlanta, Chevy Camaros / Dodge Chargers / Ford Mustangs we race!
We're not out of the woods yet, Brotha O had this good word; the nightshift wordsmith a wannabe paperback writer?
So what's the good word? Brotha O had a whole sack full! the loose leaf is used by a twisted dreams interpreter!
But naysayers say we're not out of the woods yet, you know they have their opinion! they say it's all a masquerade..
..and simplistic; the message? they missed it, they couldn't comprehend it! old girl up in Louisville said "everybody ain't able" games were played.