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Ambassador - The Elementz
(from the album The Thesis)
© copyright 2005
Hook
MC’s: God gave us a gift—made our lips so you can say that
He made us to spit
B-boys, B-girls: Yeah we flip and spin but for the One who
made a trip to put a flip on sin
Graf artist: We use our markers and spray to display the
glory of the God that can save
Go DJ’s: Every touch of the plates is like a touch of His
grace
Verse 1:
I’ve got a riddle—what went from little to larger than you
thought
Adults and youth both support it—it started in New York
Mostly Black and Hispanic, but now in Iraq and Iran it’s
In Japan in fact it inhabits the planet
Man this thing has expanded—went from wild entertainment
To a global culture that molds ya with a style and a
language
Now this thing is no stranger it’s mainstream, it’s the disc
jock
The rapper, graffiti artist, the breaker—it’s Hip-Hop!
Yes—the leading cause of why popular music flip flopped
Odd but it’s true it’s now toppin’ the charts along with
rock
It’s properly known as a street phenomenon
Local to global those who peep the economics find
If you’re looking for a treasure hip hop is the right
soil
It was underground but now it’s found like when you strike
oil
But can’t boast in it, like it’s the ultimate
Ultimately nothin’ is the ultimate till God gets hold of
it
Hook:
Verse 2:
Note the power of the culture—it seems to get obeyed
It’s ghetto–made and it’s able to push its ghetto ways
It used to be on the low just like get-a-way
Now instead it’s on the cutting edge like a set of blades
Every place has been set ablaze; every race has embraced
I no longer get amazed when their getting braids
Better get a hold of this golden goose
It’ll get hold of you and expose you to some things that
will oppose the truth
It’ll have you thinking you fly
Cause of the things that you buy
But when you die, you’ll obtain them new eyes
And see for all the hoopla you got you traded the truth
Like Esau who had a birthright he traded for soup
I’m no hater it’s true
I know from you God can get a thanks
So you think that you’re connected like Harvard and
brains
But God’s on to the game
He wants more than a song with His name
A long studded chain—a picture of His Son in a frame
Hook:
Verse 3:
You know I’m theocratic—that’s an advocate of His rule
Emphatic—‘cause I’m a addict by habit I’m in His school
To learn so I can discern what to burn and what’s
approved
To be fit and equipped in case God picks up this tool
‘Cause my whole thesis is:
Hip-Hop with no Jesus is like a Roscoe’s with no chicken or
waffles neither
But now a Hip-Hop that knows Jesus
Has a shot to save a lot from the place that’s blazin’ hot
with no breezes
When hip-hop bows since Hip-Hop vows
To use every hip-hop style for the hip-hop crowd
We can see world missions ‘cause to Hip-Hop the world
listens
Listen, I’m not insistin’ we’re makin’ the world
Christians
I’m just settin’ the aim
Wantin’ to see everything with breath reppin’ and spreading
His fame
Catch us blessin’ His name cause for our debt He was hanged
His blood’s a token of love; let’s start catchin’ His
train
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