LAMBETH AKA A DUNRAVEN BABES

I met her in the Southern Western region of London Before allegiance to gunmen was what she'd make in functions Jamaican and Somali mix, a bag of tricks and cousins I wanna slide like a skate all across the ice Cross my ways and we crossed eyes She told me her name was Lambeth I hesitated, debated, I heard that man that die Were all fucking with her, so she's the root I was tryna plant my seed all up in her to tell the truth Too, many an hour I spent with her, talking any street From Dorset, to Streatham Vale to unveil was a treat At this point I know her better than herself It's been some years since the 26th of September When we first did meet My mother tells me the tune of lusting is self-destruction And my niggas tell me her melodies known in all of London I turn 'em down, who gives a fuck if my ears erupt I spend my years Kurupt as the DPG if she needs it, cuz More than a fling, it's the ritual cycle that I'm in Gliding on the edge of insanity on them rival kids Who only want to use you for them finer things Like everyone before me Obsession makes this one a different story Affiliation with gangsters really started to worry me Always at the scene of the crime, it was a flurry G But I put to the side, I wanted to slide inside I've been waiting and it seemed like it was finally time She said, meet me by the street outside Rawah's And by the time getting that text I wasn't far, nah Hop on a bike and now I'm pedalling from Tulse Feel a pulsing that lets me know that somebody's getting smoked Like some crack, in the back of my mind I'm cracking her straight from behind Almost crashed on my shit, but I'm fine I'm passing Brikky High Street, Same faces by me Priests, shottas and aunties, all tryna find me But my quest was past the O2 Academy Cuz today's the day I graduate in female anatomy Ah, what an analogy, please don't miss the point Cuz the end of the story'll make your head flip like a coin My stomach was sickly, sweaty palms, feeling nerves Parked up on the curb of Dorset Road with less than Holy verbs I ran up to where she stood, she had her back turned And she spoke with very clear words, spoke without thought I'm your first and your last, you're just a body that I caught