Biography:
Madvillain was an American hip-hop duo consisting of two MCs and producers, MF DOOM and Madlib. Their debut album Madvillainy was met with wide critical acclaim for its unique approach. Their short songs, obscure lyrics and sparse choruses made for a sound that was generally unfriendly to commercial radio, but was lauded as a key aspect of their identity as an underground act.
In 2006, Madvillain was featured on Stones Throw Records and Adult Swim's DVD/CD Chrome Children with a new song and live performance.
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Other songs:
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
[Chorus 1]
F C
They stay
F C
Strange ways
[Verse 1]
Am C Em G
Wreak havoc, Beep Beep it's mad traffic
Em Am
Sleek and lavish people speaking leaking to the maverick
Am C Em G
He see it as just another felony drug arrest
Em Am
Any day could be the one he pick the wrong thug to test
Am C Em G
Slug through the vest, shot in the street
Em Am
For pulling heat on a father who baby's gotta eat
Am C Em G
And when they get hungry, it ain't shit funny
Em Am
Paid to interfere with how brother get his money
Am C Em G
Now, who's the real thugs, killers and gangsters?
Em Am
Set the revolution, let the things bust and thank us
Am C Em G
When the smoke clear, you can see the sky again
Em Am
There will be the chopped off heads of Leviathan
Am C Em G
My friend, they call 'em strangers
Em Am
Everybody talk to him end up in some danger
[Chorus 2]
F C
They stay
F C
Strange ways
C
Can't reform 'em
[Verse 2]
Am C Em G
They pray four times a day, they pray five
Em Am
Who ways is strange when it's time to survive
Am C Em G
Some will go of they own free will to die
Em Am
Others take them with you when they blow sky high
Am C Em G
What's the difference? All you get is lost children
Em Am
While the bosses sit up behind the desk it costs billions
Am C Em G
To blast humans in half, into calves and arms
Em Am
Only one side is allowed to have bombs
Am C Em G
It's like making a soldier drop his weapon
Em Am
Shooting him, and telling him to get to steppin'
Am C Em G
Obviously, they came to portion of his fortune
Em Am
Sounds to me like that old robbery, extortion
[Chorus 3]
F C
They stay (same game)
F C
Strange ways
N.C.
Can't reform 'em
F C
They stay
F C
Strange ways
[Verse 1]
Am C Em G
Wreak havoc, Beep Beep it's mad traffic
Em Am
Sleek and lavish people speaking leaking to the maverick
Am C Em G
He see it as just another felony drug arrest
Em Am
Any day could be the one he pick the wrong thug to test
Am C Em G
Slug through the vest, shot in the street
Em Am
For pulling heat on a father who baby's gotta eat
Am C Em G
And when they get hungry, it ain't shit funny
Em Am
Paid to interfere with how brother get his money
Am C Em G
Now, who's the real thugs, killers and gangsters?
Em Am
Set the revolution, let the things bust and thank us
Am C Em G
When the smoke clear, you can see the sky again
Em Am
There will be the chopped off heads of Leviathan
Am C Em G
My friend, they call 'em strangers
Em Am
Everybody talk to him end up in some danger
[Chorus 2]
F C
They stay
F C
Strange ways
C
Can't reform 'em
[Verse 2]
Am C Em G
They pray four times a day, they pray five
Em Am
Who ways is strange when it's time to survive
Am C Em G
Some will go of they own free will to die
Em Am
Others take them with you when they blow sky high
Am C Em G
What's the difference? All you get is lost children
Em Am
While the bosses sit up behind the desk it costs billions
Am C Em G
To blast humans in half, into calves and arms
Em Am
Only one side is allowed to have bombs
Am C Em G
It's like making a soldier drop his weapon
Em Am
Shooting him, and telling him to get to steppin'
Am C Em G
Obviously, they came to portion of his fortune
Em Am
Sounds to me like that old robbery, extortion
[Chorus 3]
F C
They stay (same game)
F C
Strange ways
N.C.
Can't reform 'em
Maeckes
Maeda Atsuko
Maelo Ruiz
Maerin
Mafalda
Magdi Ruzsa
Mage 4
Maggie Bell
Maggie Carles
Maggie Chapman