Lava Lampin' With Flavour

Have some more results of my "twisted" mind. I realize some of these rhymes may make me sound like I think I'm the chosen one, but I like the wordplay and where some of the words/ideas stem from so deal avec (with) it.

Been riding the J Dilla train as far as instrumentals go lately. There's just something about writing to them that makes it so fun. Also there's a fair amount of references to people, music and books in here which made sense to me when I wrote it (and still continue to make sense), but they may not be clear to everybody. Do look up Otis Jackson Jr. though, I was serious about that.

Jaylib - The Red (Instrumental)

Case of writers block, look in children's books for big words/

Can't find a dictionary now my thoughts are just a mixture/

Its The Red,  I'm surprised you haven't heard yet/

Dilla's in the donutshop that's how my mind is working/

I'm short of a dime can't even order Timbits/

They're fueling these lines and n-now I am limping/

Cognac in the back, with the Prozac and Kodiak/

Gulden Draak in the flask as snacks I'm a maniac/

I sat in the back of my shack with insomnia/

Attack the maniac with smacks for schizophrenia/

Beat be beautiful, big shoutout to Jay Dee/

Deejay these donuts back and forth as of lately/

Its the Champion Sound, may I say at least a third of it/

Google Otis Jackson Jr. I'm shocked you haven't heard of him/

Put the record on, the needle touch the vinyl/

Needles in my leg the insulin is mine though/

Chills down your spine, nails on a chalkboard/

Butterflies in your stomach after swallowing a cockroach/

Spit more bars, than there's half pints in 'em/

Attract unstableness and half pipe women/

I'm a Cannibal Ox, you can ask the pastor/

All you'll get is eerie feelings and a sense of Vast Aire/

Menacing like Dennis, when he's rhetoric/

My confederate bike ride by its unsettling/

Calvin's bicycle, but Hobbes always got his back/

Imagination wild to some he's a maniac/

There's Treasure Everywhere gotta open up your eyes/

Bill Watterson did and look who struck a goldmine/