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[Intro: GZA]
This is a tale of a town with the population
Of approximately two thousand people
They small close in their community with crime
And murder, we're virtually unheard of
With front doors, were always left unlocked
A place where mayhem only happens in your wildest dreams
Boy...

[GZA]
For some, the sun will never come out tomorrow
Like those in this heart pounding tale of random horror
Of a body count, after trashin' it, they done with it
Victims inflicted with passionate punishment
Specific offers of horrific torture
That left crime scenes, that retired law enforcers
This ruthlessness knew no bounds, as he beat him down
Shot him while gagged and bound, kept the whole town
Shocked, with they doors locked, fire arms cocked
Major roads blocked, no one knows when he knocks
As a kid he killed three pets of an attorney
So his child passion became a life long journey
Grew into a world of destruction, abduction
Left many body parts flowin' on the Hudson
Whether fountain or ditch, after the ride you hitched
Screams is high pitched from scars you can't stitch
Mutilated and decapitated, white collar chicks
Just from his involvement in local politics
His outfit stained with the blood of the slain
While his backyard full of skeletal remains
His goal in life, was preparation for death
An autopsy showed affixation, loss of breath
Was it his fascination, for strangulation
The lynchings in the '20's was his inspiration
Unspeakable acts that made front page
Motivated by an unexplainable rage

[Interlude: samples]
"A suspected killer plaguing this community
Has once again eluded police and detectives"
"We have no leads, no photos, no suspects"
"This nameless, faceless murderer
Has killed a couple, execution style, in their own home
Smashed a 12-year old Little League ball player skull, with a baseball bat"
"We have no leads, no photos, no suspects"

[GZA]
The State psychologist, forensic pathologist
Warned the detective to search beyond the obvious
They ruled out the possibility that the killa be
Physically fit with athletic ability
Talley and murder, on his agenda
There was no word, and it's code for "surrender"
So when the headlines had announced the arrest, the repercussion
Was his trial became a lightning rod for discussion
Compellin' evidence, statements from residents
Validated guilt as he maintained his innocence
From the hair to the fiber, broke the bondage wire
The stains on the carpet consisted with saliva
DNA directly linked to the psycho
Luminal made it glow, was test to Type 0
For many years, a lot of murders went unsolved
A lot of blood resolve as guns still revolve
The bullets had names that made the frames shatter
Most savage massacre that made the brains scatter
Detectives astounded by the scope of the crime
Made a hard discovery from one of many signs
While questionin' a man he picked up on a scanner
He reacted in a loud and agitated matter
And once they tried to read him his rights
He turned cold as ice
[Intro: GZA]   This is a tale of a town with the population   Of approximately two thousand people   They small close in their community with crime   And murder, we're virtually unheard of   With front doors, were always left unlocked   A place where mayhem only happens in your wildest dreams   Boy...      [GZA]   For some, the sun will never come out tomorrow   Like those in this heart pounding tale of random horror   Of a body count, after trashin' it, they done with it   Victims inflicted with passionate punishment   Specific offers of horrific torture   That left crime scenes, that retired law enforcers   This ruthlessness knew no bounds, as he beat him down   Shot him while gagged and bound, kept the whole town   Shocked, with they doors locked, fire arms cocked   Major roads blocked, no one knows when he knocks   As a kid he killed three pets of an attorney   So his child passion became a life long journey   Grew into a world of destruction, abduction   Left many body parts flowin' on the Hudson   Whether fountain or ditch, after the ride you hitched   Screams is high pitched from scars you can't stitch   Mutilated and decapitated, white collar chicks   Just from his involvement in local politics   His outfit stained with the blood of the slain   While his backyard full of skeletal remains   His goal in life, was preparation for death   An autopsy showed affixation, loss of breath   Was it his fascination, for strangulation   The lynchings in the '20's was his inspiration   Unspeakable acts that made front page   Motivated by an unexplainable rage      [Interlude: samples]   "A suspected killer plaguing this community   Has once again eluded police and detectives"   "We have no leads, no photos, no suspects"   "This nameless, faceless murderer   Has killed a couple, execution style, in their own home   Smashed a 12-year old Little League ball player skull, with a baseball bat"   "We have no leads, no photos, no suspects"      [GZA]   The State psychologist, forensic pathologist   Warned the detective to search beyond the obvious   They ruled out the possibility that the killa be   Physically fit with athletic ability   Talley and murder, on his agenda   There was no word, and it's code for "surrender"   So when the headlines had announced the arrest, the repercussion   Was his trial became a lightning rod for discussion   Compellin' evidence, statements from residents   Validated guilt as he maintained his innocence   From the hair to the fiber, broke the bondage wire   The stains on the carpet consisted with saliva   DNA directly linked to the psycho   Luminal made it glow, was test to Type 0   For many years, a lot of murders went unsolved   A lot of blood resolve as guns still revolve   The bullets had names that made the frames shatter   Most savage massacre that made the brains scatter   Detectives astounded by the scope of the crime   Made a hard discovery from one of many signs   While questionin' a man he picked up on a scanner   He reacted in a loud and agitated matter   And once they tried to read him his rights   He turned cold as ice
 
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