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"From 901"

Up early feelin' unworthy
So many crabs in a bucket, how I let these niggaz unnerve me?
Flame retardent regardless, ya hardest can't burn me
So if you trippin', I'm flippin'; better come wit' a gurney
I - swear I'm in rare form
Feelin' so clair-a-voy, seein' it clear, boy
Back on my John Deere, snakes in the grass
Man these niggaz is earsores; fuck is you here for?
My only rival exists in my songs
Each verse gotta be better than the last
That's why you barely catch me bein' lax
'Cause the second I fallback, that's when they all caps
An' that's short for capitalize
I can never let a nigga try to rise when I dim my shine
So, give the drummer some, then give them some
All my haters want a lil' bite-- dim sum
Championship? Shit, we near one
We just goin' for the cup like beer pong
I never fear one man, only fear God
So I ain't wit' the +dark side/Darkseid+ like DeSaad
Flesh of my flesh, but we still at odds
Can't even it out, what is it even about?
You - talk about truth, ain't seekin' it out
But if it don't concern guap, what we speakin' about?
Chuuch...

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from Fineprint Misread EP, released October 10, 2014

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Fineprint NFE Memphis, Tennessee

Born January 11, 1988 in Memphis, TN; Eddie White (Known as Fineprint NFE) yearned to be an entertainer. Whether through acting, poetry or music, he knew he wanted to shine. He started out with aspirations of being a comic book artist and poet, but the poetry part soon turned into rapping. At the present time, he's perfecting his craft as an artist. Stay tuned. ... more

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