BUILDING BLUEPRINT
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Lyrical Analysis of...
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- this aint no poem
- stainless steel lunch pail, rhymes dented like a bums tin
- your flows a leaky faucet, drip, drop, predictable moan
- while I scheme asymmetric, tetsuo coil sprung in
- the booth. proof? your best punch barely grazed the jaw
- like swingin' rusted pliers in a pitch black corridor
- complex? nah. more like tax forms left out in the thaw
- soggy, runny ink nobody checkin' for that lore
- I flip the script like a short order cook at 3 AM
- your metaphors left out like milk, curdled, ma'am
- that verbal scalpel a plastic spork, barely prick the skin
- I autoclave your whole sound, leave sterile grams
- peep the technique: internal gears click, click clack
- original flow when you shufflin' cards with a sticky pack
- mines the switchblade flick, snick, precise attack
- leave your verse lookin' like a phone screen after the concrete smack
- you mention"pain? Weak sauce, diluted, no tang
- I speak carbon scoring on the soul where your weak stanzas hang
- that life story reads like instructions, assembly language flat.
- I bring the glitch in the matrix, make the whole frame bang
- references? droppin' em subtle like a dilla snare
- tetsuo coil for the heads who repair beyond compare
- you name drop sound like you borrowed his old underwear
- washed out, threadbare aint no spirit left in there
- no breakdown. no chorus. just bars dense like dwarf star matter
- your clever lines dissolve faster than cheap saltine chatter
- I sip cold brew, watch em fizzle out whats the matter?
- cat got your forced multisyllabic, tryna sound madder?
- the mask stays screwed. the flow, a labyrinthine vault
- your attempts? like kickin' soup cans down the steps, default
- end transmission. mic clicks off. result? your fault
- this aint sad, son. this rap. pure assault. word.
What is a Blueprint?
A blueprint is like a report card for your lyrics. It contains a lyrical breakdown and analysis of all the words, syllables, and rhymes in your song.
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