Selfsufficient Snake
Urban Dance Squad · Other Songs - Urban Dance Squad
You come in handy, even when I frown
You come in handy, so handy
You wait, I'm coming down
Deprivation, innercity frustrations
Look at their hands as they seek for donation
European to asian, mixed with caucasian
Negroes with egos ain't takin' humiliation
I got a fistful, wish I had this till the end of the world
Knocks on doors, collect big bills
Know that the road is steep, no way you gonna sleep
Creepin' 'n crawlin', fallin' on the big antheap
I pay the taxman, make life more complex man
Go suffice some needs
Where it bleeds it lacks man
Some human interest I guess,
Where's that manifest that the profit,
The unfit, but the lie never rest
Servants plus clergymen, politician,
Businessman gonna make money honey
With oxygen in spray cans
I stand in open field, words will never shield
The feel that some big men get it all 'n never yield up
And they never yield up
Eyes from right to left, watch out for backstab,
These souls have roles to blind you from all facts
You wanna sidestep, bypass
Or neglect authority is the one with big gut in big chest
See how they start to grin 'n laughter becomes a sin,
Big men so little but that's how they always win
Attack will be just a pinch, use that common sense
Block a machine, use elements within to bend
Let me all put this straight, I'm here to infiltrate
Play like furniture, I wait
Blendin' with all the others, where talk turns to fodder
Clockin' for those, the ones who hold the rudder
But life's a mistress, never know what lasts
Sour grapes are sweet, when it's easy to let them pass
Lickin' some heels above,
No matter how hard tough
Let the man gloat pride you swallow up
Pride you swallow up
Selfsufficient Snake
Urban Dance Squad's 'Selfsufficient Snake' stands as a quintessential example of the group's signature blend of aggressive basslines and rhythmic precision. Released during the late 1990s, the track exemplifies the genre's defining characteristics, merging electronic production with a distinct, driving beat that became a staple of the era's dance culture. The song reflects the band's ability to craft high-energy tracks that demanded movement, utilizing a sound palette that prioritized texture and momentum over traditional melodic structures. As part of their broader discography, the recording captures the raw, unpolished energy that defined their work in the underground scene, serving as a powerful reminder of the genre's evolution during its peak popularity.

