[Verse 1: Butterfly & Ladybug]
Butterfly searching for a relax, pulling from the jazz stacks 'cause it's Sunday
On the air is incense, sounds to the ceiling, tried to get this feeling since Monday
Looking out the window, watching all the people go, bugging off a funny vibe 'cause now it seems they're equal
Wonder, what would Trane say? Wonder what my pop say? Bugging off the calmness in the Apple
Who, me? I'm cooling in New York
I'm chilling in New York
The hoods is on my block and the brother's at the court
The baseball hats is on and the projects is calm
Dreamtime's extended (And highly recommended)
But early birds like me's up checking out the scene
The early worms jog, forget about your job
Just come dig the essence while the decadence is hidden
When people act like people, the theory is in pigeon
If you know the norm, it's like Hades transformed
On Sunday's early hours, the city sprouts its flowers
So get with the rhythms while you getting with the Planets
Vibe off the jams, but don't take 'em for granted, just chill
[Refrain]
New York is red hot
New York is red hot
New York is red hot
New York is red hot
[Verse 2: Butterfly, Doodlebug, and Ladybug]
We venture through the streets in search of funky beats
Extensive is the travels and it's heavy on the sneaks
Yeah, it's kicking out the speakers of the Sunday morning jeepers
My man, do Planets do it lovely? Am I my brother's keeper?
We foot it to the park where the swoon units walk
And sit with the Phoenicians digging on musicians
Hanging with the rebels sipping on a Snapple
Bugging with my crew, just tripping in the Apple
You be thinking peace when you're vibing with your flock
But you be thinking, "Damn, everybody got a Glock"
If you got some beef, please express that in silence
Or else, violence
But right here is the life, it's the children of the concrete
Living off the fruits and the functions of the fat beats
Hip-hop's all around, the members is growing
Please dig on the sounds 'cause the good vibes, they snowing
So chill
Butterfly searching for a relax, pulling from the jazz stacks 'cause it's Sunday
On the air is incense, sounds to the ceiling, tried to get this feeling since Monday
Looking out the window, watching all the people go, bugging off a funny vibe 'cause now it seems they're equal
Wonder, what would Trane say? Wonder what my pop say? Bugging off the calmness in the Apple
Who, me? I'm cooling in New York
I'm chilling in New York
The hoods is on my block and the brother's at the court
The baseball hats is on and the projects is calm
Dreamtime's extended (And highly recommended)
But early birds like me's up checking out the scene
The early worms jog, forget about your job
Just come dig the essence while the decadence is hidden
When people act like people, the theory is in pigeon
If you know the norm, it's like Hades transformed
On Sunday's early hours, the city sprouts its flowers
So get with the rhythms while you getting with the Planets
Vibe off the jams, but don't take 'em for granted, just chill
[Refrain]
New York is red hot
New York is red hot
New York is red hot
New York is red hot
[Verse 2: Butterfly, Doodlebug, and Ladybug]
We venture through the streets in search of funky beats
Extensive is the travels and it's heavy on the sneaks
Yeah, it's kicking out the speakers of the Sunday morning jeepers
My man, do Planets do it lovely? Am I my brother's keeper?
We foot it to the park where the swoon units walk
And sit with the Phoenicians digging on musicians
Hanging with the rebels sipping on a Snapple
Bugging with my crew, just tripping in the Apple
You be thinking peace when you're vibing with your flock
But you be thinking, "Damn, everybody got a Glock"
If you got some beef, please express that in silence
Or else, violence
But right here is the life, it's the children of the concrete
Living off the fruits and the functions of the fat beats
Hip-hop's all around, the members is growing
Please dig on the sounds 'cause the good vibes, they snowing
So chill
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