One Rhyme (feat. Gza & Masta Killa) - (Skit)

The remedy for stress is a day and a rest

A bag of sess, playing chess, yes

My thoughts be sneaky like a crook from Brooklyn

When you ain't looking, I take the queen with the rook then

I get vexed, laying phat tracks on Ampex

I was basically leaving the hustle life.

You know, going to night school striving to get a

diploma and transitioning to a legitimate lifestyle.

That's what my life was like at that point when I met GZA.

He mentioned he had family and brothers in Staten Island

that were putting this movement together, this Wu-Tang thing.

So one day he invites me to go to the studio with him.

I didn't go because I had to go to night school that evening.

So the next day he had a tape of what they did the night before.

And that tape was an unfinished version of "

Protect Yo Neck." When I heard that,

everything just became crystal clear now.

I never missed another studio session after that.

Whenever he told me he was going somewhere I was there.

It inspired me to sit down.

Let me just see if I can write something.

I've never written a rhyme before this.

So that's what I did.

I basically rehearsed that one rhyme,

that one rhyme until I mastered it.

You remember the rhyme?"

It was the "

Mystery of Chessboxin'" one.