Life Is Hectic / We Felt The Pressure (Part Four)

 Check us out as we get busy on another Monday morning that has pulled up on us; I keep telling y'all life is hectic!

We felt the pressure as we deal with this and that measure as society and reality disrespected!

Yesterday?  Sunday's romance!  dude felt the pressure he expected it! yes, he was falling for her.

Falling in love, but life is hectic it "ain't always nice"; falling out of love  based on what will occur? 

A toxic relationship expected? a Miss Cleo type of psychic peeped game, they did a toxicology report! 

Each other? they disrespected! Leo season type of drama enhanced by the Aquarius Full Moon?  they'd fight it won't become all love, it would be like some kind of a sport.

Life is hectic!  some sort of drama should be expected as it goes down from Moscow to Ukraine to even over in Niger!

They'll wreck it! who? the devil and his advocates as peace is disturbed like construction sites disturbing the earth "it ain't right".

Life is hectic, insight was provided by the homie; Light My Fire by the Doors? that was his theme song.

But like the West? going through a season of fire and storm made him think he was wrong.

In another form or fashion; fantasy and reality clashing in the inclement weather.

Now thought and fashion police made him feel the pressure, afraid to live! once called cunning / clever. 

Exercising Power (Part Ten)

 We’re exercising power on this Monday morning; excuse us for being intergalactic, as Leo season comes to a close leading to Virgo season! plans were made to travel out there into the nothing.

Consultations back in the day with Miss Cleo? where will we go? it’s all out there beside the edge of night; the Roy Ayers sunshine and the daylight? soon nothing! Others are out here but we’ll be heroes, I see you!! it’s a mixed bag as some tried to geek these players up like Trump tricking Herschel Walker while others are player haters; I guess it’s a rough job that someone has to do! Once called zeros, but now we come through as digital crate digging continues with beats that bump and this good word / real talk for ya now they say we’re acting brand new!

Those Negroes are cutting up was the word on the curb / word in the wind as we exercise power!

We see these and those, but we’re just trying to stay ahead in the game, wanting no part of the upcoming fire shower.

We see these and those as they exercise their power; like Trump insurrectionists talking about hang Mike Pence they were told to be heroes, embrace the rain / reign.

They drove into the fog, into the darkness soon caught up in the system / matrix now saying they’re in pain. The smoke / fog enhanced by mirrors hid the reign of terror! their vehicle crashed, the road was washed away! soon caught out there! The inside joke was on them as society bashed; the mode? O-Zone knew they wouldn’t play fair!

But we’re out here with all these jokers anyway, exhibiting supreme courage and maximum strength!

Plus we’ll exercise power that the Lord provides, we’ll be able to go the length!

The Crusaders - Crossfire

Sunday Jazz Continues!! we're colling out / chilling out seeking refuge from this hot August sun rays..

..in the midst of this Leo Season; the Aquarius Full Moon is on deck, illuminating the treason, based on how an earthling plays? 

Will fools swoon as  Miss Cleo the Clairvoyant's descendants  predict times that are buoyant or we get toyed with by systematic procedures that are too realistic? 

The style / steelo is low key, soon descending into the abyss because we're  not stylish? please!! not to be toyed with, soon  out there protesting against Covid 19 and systemic racism going ballistic!!

In the midst of this, The Crusaders mentioned Crossfire!! some will become collateral damage as evil ones do damage..

In the midst of this!! check out the players and the track as we holla back!! these cats are doing damage!!

• Bass – Max Bennett
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• Drums – Stix Hooper
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• Guitar – Arthur Adams
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• Keyboards – Joe Sample
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• Soloist [Guitar] – Larry Carlton
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• Tenor Saxophone, Bass – Wilton Felder
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• Trombone – Wayne Henderson