Uh one two, uh one two. And you don't stop 
Production dj large and promoe on the mic
for all my people, people (graffiti writers)
It goes a little something like this

[Verse 1]
It was the last days of summer sun shine'in through the window
Life movin' real slow, you know how things go
His friends knew him by the name of Bingo
As he turned up the volume of a hot new single
From Looptroop his favorite rap group
He loved how they represented him yo, the graff youth
From the grass roots he came from sweden to
Felt proud when he played his new friends the latest tunes
Check this [bad word] out man; that he had to download
Cause his local record store was on the other side of the globe
They didn't carry the stuff, but he felt it was ok to do
He spread the troops message all the way to australia dude
Oh man I couldn't be wrong when long arm and freedom fighters wears his [bad word] theme songs
In their headphones those nights he spent when we stayed up [bad word] when we enter the layup singin'

Refrain:Babababa baaaa
  You know graffiti won't die.. die
  
 Babababa baaaa ( no it won't )
 ( uh huh )Because these walls don't lie.. lie..( we don't lie )
 
 Babababa baaaa [bad word] on )
   I'm dedicating this beat.. peace..( huh )
 
 Babababa baaaa   
 ( he said )To those d.v.s.g:s 

[Verse 2]
They stepped in with a grin and a boosted Kangol
Mimicking the king Rick [bad word] s manors
Fresh dressed in his newest shoes and flannels
Then began letting off with the loosest cannons
Figuring this will be my coolest panel
But when they see it all they see is just a [bad word] scandal
Erasin' all signs of life, callin the youth some vandals
They can't handle the [bad word] so that's how the [bad word] is handled
Deep into the music and his art man, his [bad word] love
Didn't even notice when the train pulled up
And before the bloodstains faded or the engine cooled off
That very same train hit another writer: Olaf
On a different continent though: Europe
But then they came to the same place that I'm sure of
In this world people always looked upon them as a terror
But now 50 000 chariots singin' the [bad word]  going... 

Refrain:Babababa baaaa (uh ha, uh ha )
  Graffiti writers won't die.. die.. no
 
 Babababa baaaa ( I'm telling you )
  Because these walls don't lie.. lie.. ( they don't lie )
 
 Babababa baaaa
 [bad word] on)I'm dedicating this song.. song
 
 Babababa baaaa
  To those gone, your memory live on.. on

[Bridge]
I know a lot of people including myself get [bad word] When people including myself get emotional
But I gotta be [bad word] to myself and to most of y'all
Man I still got love for graffiti culture though
lot of people including myself get [bad word] When people including myself get emotional
But I gotta be [bad word] to myself and to most of y'all
Man I still got love for graffiti culture though

[Verse 3]
lot changed from the days of Spray can stories
See me in the yard today, lost like a freakin' tourist
And I don't claim to know much, all I really know is
We were 17 once actin' like we were immortals
Fearin' no evil, people said we had no morals
That's fine, their [bad word] world it really wasn't for us
We just laughed at the [bad word] names that they called us
Hated us, we hated them and both sides found out what a war is
We were winning in the beginning then found out  bout the horrors
Don't get me wrong my love a hundred percent, no less
And peace to my people, we grow with the knowledge
I bite Tone Def same time I'm payin' homage
To cats from South Africa, writers from New York
Australia, Spain, France and Germany, up north
Still the same rapper tellin' cops to [bad word] off
And all my writers: Survive! This my love song to y'all

Refrai