Paris- Sleeping With The Enemy

This is what I think of when I think G-Funk political rap. In fact, Paris is the first thing I think of when it comes to political rap period. His earlier shit came with an edge about it, and when that dark monotonous voice came on the mic, it was over. Especially if you took a second to really think about what dude was saying, sure he had a lot of 'unexplained' hate towards George Bush Sr. and policemen. Take the classic Coffee, Donuts, and Death or the cover of Sleeping With The Enemy (Deluxe Edition), where Paris is standing behind a tree as George Bush is coming around the corner.
This right here is a venerable cut from that same Sleeping With The Enemy album.





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