Brilliance Pro Era (Ft. Dyemond Lewis & Swank Master Raw)
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[Intro: Swankmaster Raw]
It's the Supa Dupa - who?
It's the Supa Dupa - who?
It's the Supa Dupa
It's the slutty, sluggin'
It's the Supa Dupa - who?
It's the Supa Dupa
[Verse 1: Swankmaster Raw]
So droppin' out was the hardest to do
Didn't want to waste time, so I had to stay true
To me, you gave me 20 and I copped some trees
And got lifted but the feeling's only temporary
Our life is moving with the surface on these scratch
I take time on my day just to sit and think back
On the beginning days when Swankmaster was raw
He was tall, wore colored skinny jeans and knew how to ball
Funny, funny how we age so quickly playing with toys
To the money but we still ain't rich
Gotta provide for our families but we still ain't shit, huh
So I was told by a wise man that said I should
Give up my soul to the next white man that's plottin' on
Taking me over, is it my fault
Should I drop off on my music, shit and pick up ball
Man I don't know, I don't know
It's the Supa Dupa - who?
It's the Supa Dupa - who?
It's the Supa Dupa
It's the slutty, sluggin'
It's the Supa Dupa - who?
It's the Supa Dupa
[Verse 1: Swankmaster Raw]
So droppin' out was the hardest to do
Didn't want to waste time, so I had to stay true
To me, you gave me 20 and I copped some trees
And got lifted but the feeling's only temporary
Our life is moving with the surface on these scratch
I take time on my day just to sit and think back
On the beginning days when Swankmaster was raw
He was tall, wore colored skinny jeans and knew how to ball
Funny, funny how we age so quickly playing with toys
To the money but we still ain't rich
Gotta provide for our families but we still ain't shit, huh
So I was told by a wise man that said I should
Give up my soul to the next white man that's plottin' on
Taking me over, is it my fault
Should I drop off on my music, shit and pick up ball
Man I don't know, I don't know
"Brilliance" by Pro Era featuring Dyemond Lewis and Swank Master Raw, released in 2013, is a hip-hop track that showcases the group's lyrical prowess and creative flow. The song explores themes of self-identity, ambition, and the struggles of rising in the music industry. The lyrics emphasize authenticity and resilience, reflecting the artists' dedication to their craft. Musically, it features a jazzy beat with smooth production, characteristic of Pro Era's style. The song has contributed to the underground hip-hop scene, highlighting the importance of artistic integrity. #HipHop
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