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Album Name O.G. Hits
Track Title: Keep Riding
Details: This is the first track of a album in the works "O.G. Hits" first track is "Keep Riding" inspired from the 3 tributes that I did earlier during the month to Ed Nussbaum,Effraim Catlow and Bobby Carter. I will keep on riding, writing and rhyming until I have 9 more tracks. So for now in enjoy the first track. If you like this song please make a comment. Positive comments are what keep me going. The best way to show your support is to share this link with other people

Keep Riding by bmxfreestyler

Lyrics:
Endless flatland links that connect one to the next
Destroying your mind with things that are considered to be complex
Never say can’t that is your attitude
Unbridled passion is exactly what pulls you threw
So called challenges is what they are
So called challenges make you shine like a star
Blazing a path for the blue prints of knowledge
Amazing the things you didn’t learn in college
Under an immense intense amount of pressure
Make it to the top then see how measure
So called friends aren’t friend if they tear you down
Individually you test them all on the ground
Casually you taken them out one by one
Killing them all with out even using a gun
Challenging any one that is ready for battle
Holding on tight ready to jump in the saddle
Inclined to decline the right to withdraw
Looking for every opportunity to make them fall
Dropping competitors making them go wild
Ed Nussbaum owner of Sick Child

Keep riding until the day you die
When you die ride flat on the other side.
Keep riding until the day you die
When you die ride flat on the other side.


Everyone stand up, stand up and recognize
Flatland BMX is doing well and alive
Flatland does matter all across the globe
Rising to the occasion to let every know
All the news and what’s happening across the land
Individually we united and together we stand
Making a mark and points that are validated
Creative content that is not ad orientated
Am to pro are clearly recognized
Total package is complete and not improvised
Look how far we have come in just 2 year
Obstacles don’t get in the way they just stand clear
We are the kings of the ground
Flat out holding it down
Linking maneuver together with a swirling sound
Always willing and ready for battle to go down
Tactical Combat flat on the ground
Making the impossible logical
Add it all together makes you completely unstoppable
Tricks that that just can’t be topped
Tricks with links that go on for blocks
Endlessly forever because the you won’t stop
Respect is earned and pockets aren’t getting fatter
So raise it up high because Flatland does Matter!


Keep riding until the day you die
When you die ride flat on the other side.
Keep riding until the day you die
When you die ride flat on the other side.


Blowing up flatland so is spreads world wide
On a level of creativity that touches high in the sky
Bringing back footage from the land of the rising sun
Bouncing it off your head until you feeling numb
You try to recreated level you want to obtain
Clearly this obsession can drive you insane
All the while you create your on destiny
Realizing that you have your own complexity
Total control with butter like flow
Endless links that seem to just grow
Repetition is the key obtain perfection
Dialing it in and make another selection
Impossible becomes possible with each and every step
Visualizing in your mind what’s going to happen next
Effortlessly you switch from one link to another
Rising to a level that is like no other
Skills are sharp and on point like a tack
Immediately your video just put you on the map
On top of the world your video is now WORLD WIDE
Now your celebrity status leaves you with no were to hide.

Keep riding until the day you die
When you die ride flat on the other side.
Keep riding until the day you die
When you die ride flat on the other side.

Related Links
http://www.bmxfreestyler.com/2011/02/in-tribute-to-ed-nussbaum.html

http://www.bmxfreestyler.com/2011/02/tribute-to-effraim-catlow-of.html

http://www.bmxfreestyler.com/2011/02/tribute-to-bobby-carter.html