Show em a better way

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Dedication with a helpful handful of hard work can create magic. Don’t believe me…check out The A-Team.

Abstract Rude and Aceyalone make up this dynamic duo. These guys really are as positive as it gets. I don’t drink coffee in the morning instead I let my ears ingest every syllable spoken in this song. The lyrics are pretty self explanatory so just take a listen and enjoy. (As usual I posted the lyrics below)


Show em a better way

We got to show em a better way

Show them the poem I wrote

Low and behold its so dope you get high

Highly anticipated the vibe we generated

Wildly imitated

We’ve demonstrated this is what can happen when you’re an innovator

Show em your battling scars

We had our share of facing challenges hard

Acey and Abstract send our regards

To who we dethrone enemies own engagement on the microphone

Same shit we been on for them styles are growing wild like weed plants even if they are in or out of season

Spit at em at a gold and they be in a black minivan

Get at em them on the low work they do is freelance

Once again back is the invincible

With a pencil tool and who could have wrote it better

I hope you never doubt it crowded as they game gets

A decade of underground hits the crowds favorites

Before they all go astray double A

They getting fooled Ab Rude

We got to show them a better way

Before you loose hope in your folks

Them other crews don’t even come close

Show em a better way

Who better to rep LA

Who called for the A team?

Show you a better way a better day

Blown forever away never say never say

Say what you NEED to say whatever is necessary

Forever is temporary and a bus don’t go there

Its rolled through a detour and the blow got a show there

We take the honor rode they take the dollar trail

They eat each other in the end it’s like a living hell

Follow my path but not my footprints

Every man got his own sense of innocence and dominance

I’m convinced these events will shape the person or make it all worse and

I know they are thirsting they’re hungry and tired

They’re about to burst into flames like a wild fire

Mark my word, spark some herb watch out for the curbs

This that and the third

You’ll get what you deserve

Fuck what you heard

We show them a better way

Before they all go astray double A

They getting fooled ab rude

We got to show them a better way

Before you loose hope in your folks

Them other crews don’t even come close

Show em a better way

Who better to rep LA

Who called for the A team?

They buried us we budded like a rose

They gave us nothing so we took control

They tried to break us but now we are on the breakers

We came from the ashes through movers and shakers

And our intention is to reach a new dimension

The rap we mention makes some music and extension

In this intersection I might just want a red light

Get you spirit and your lyrics in your head tight

You said it right I never forget to pray

I’m having no regrets for what I did or didn’t say

We in LA where everybody is a star

We’ve all enjoy the spoils of war

We speak the truth to the youth and never keep the door closed

At the end of the day they always want some more flows

So let the DJ hit the record with a 7 fader

And make some moves with the tune of a heavyweighter

Before they all go astray double A

They getting fooled ab rude

We got to show them a better way

Before you loose hope in your folks

Them other crews don’t even come close

Show em a better way

Who better to rep LA

Who called for the A team?

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