False Rhythms

Slightly Stoopid · Slightly Not Stoned Enough To Eat Breakfast Yet Stoopid [2008]

they dont want false rhythm



want the real thing



he say now



me dont want false rhythm



want the real thing



he say now



me dont want false rhythm



want the real-real thing lord



me dont want false rhythm



want the real thing



he say now



me man who carry the world on his back



its such a heavy but a price to pay



but then you listen to the reason and you know just why



its hustle bustle that you live for today



betta watch out



you best believe in the righteous man



who puts his hands free



to show you the way



and if the road to life yes its goin up



but dont fall down you'll wind up losing the rest rest rest



because the lord



dont come to damn you



I said the lord



dont come to damn you



I said the lord



dont come to damn you



I said the lord



dont come to damn



but i grabbed my nine and kyle grabbed the shotty



but time for us to go identify the bodies



buckshots got you ass up in smoke



cause you'll never feel afraid to let my kahkis hang real low



strap with my dick on hard



but i'm laughing at the stoopid ass security guard



who tried to take down with one punch to my brain



but then i tell them that i only smoke the marijuana jane



because the lord



dont come to damn you



I said the lord



dont come to damn you



he said the lord



dont come to damn you



because the lord



dont come to damn damn damn he say



me dont want false rhythm



want the real thing (whoa oh)



me dont want false rhythm



want the real thing



me dont want false rhythm



want the real-real thing



me dont want false rhythm



want the real real real real



on no the real thing



oh no no no no no the real thing

False Rhythms

Slightly Stoopid has long been a defining force in the reggae fusion and dub genres, blending laid-back island vibes with rock energy. "False Rhythms" appears on their 2008 album, Slightly Not Stoned Enough To Eat Breakfast Yet Stoopid, a title that reflects the band's signature humor and relaxed aesthetic. The track showcases the group's ability to craft infectious grooves that bridge the gap between traditional reggae and modern alternative rock. Throughout their extensive discography, the band has maintained a consistent sound that appeals to fans of both roots reggae and stoner rock. This recording stands as a testament to their enduring ability to create music that feels both timeless and contemporary, inviting listeners to lose themselves in the steady, hypnotic flow of their instrumentation.