Milk Crates

Ghostface Killah · Other Songs - Ghostface Killah

"I've got the feeling.. I hear the sound"



[Ghostface Killah]

Eh yo, I'm here to toast an MC like my name was Grand Puba

Run up in the large house and - throw out the Ruger

Some say I'm good - others pray - the want me to fall

Battle me - come one, come all - I leave ya jaw hangin'

New York City Slinger - Stark Nitty

I'm straight like a flat chester with some low titties

Plus my chain hangin' down to my dick

CB hits - grand on the hits - Star Trek VI

Black flicks - come on..

We fuck prostitutes - tie 'em to the bed

Throw 'em in the lasso - givin' me backstage hed

Picture me in Isreal sandles - Gucci open-toe

Book of Life - two on Camay - no H2O

Bandit - I'm like Moses - split the sea

Y'all split jeans - my last tape was the illy poster

Move crowds like the March of Dimes - fuck this rhyme..



*musical breakdown*



"Up next.."



[Ghostface Killah]

Walter in Dr. Jay's - rock the Jay's

Spot niggaz with K's - son they feelin' your ways

It's like mayonaisse - old people love you - corns on their feet

Fifteen, twenty deep - you walked in, cross street

Walk under red light - sound went through Crown Heights

Even had 'em on bikes - they was startin' fights

New Years had 'em all drunk - lazy eye Milton

Found a bump - tried to buck and

Scotty snatched Janet's wig off that night

Shit got hectic - barber Jim fuckin' old man Chef

But God shit's real as a fuck

Throw a buck on Chuckle-Up - Thunderbird in cuffs

Skeeter with no teeth - night train lips

Beefin' with police - Grade-A inch knees

Duke blew a bag with him - he got butt-naked in the 'villes

Plus he fucked a whitey in the hill..

Throw a buck on Chuckle-Up - Thunderbird in cuffs

Milk Crates

Ghostface Killah remains a defining figure in East Coast hip-hop, celebrated for his vivid storytelling and gritty delivery. As a core member of the Wu-Tang Clan, his solo work often explores themes of street life, relationships, and personal struggle with a distinct lyrical flair. "Milk Crates" exemplifies his signature style, blending raw energy with the intricate wordplay that has characterized his extensive discography. The track stands as a testament to his ability to craft compelling narratives within the broader landscape of 1990s and 2000s rap. His contributions to the genre continue to influence contemporary artists, cementing his legacy as a master of the mic.