What is "shingle lonely" suppose to rhyme with? (Not Afraid)

[robollama]

Okay, I didn't read the thread, but here's my answer to the title.

No more beef flingers, no more drama from now on, I promise
To focus soley on handling my responsibility's as a father
So I solemnly swear to always treat this roof like my daughters and raise it
You couldn't lift a single shingle on it

Promise, father, daughters, on it.

It makes more sense when written this way:

No more beef flingers, no more drama from now on, I promise
To focus soley on handling my responsibility's as a father
So I solemnly swear to always treat this roof like my daughters
And raise it, you couldn't lift a single shingle on it

this x1000000000

some SERIOUS freaking idiots on this forum

[theJFKshow]

"daughters" & "father" do not rhyme with "on it." nice try.

They have a very similar sound. Wow.

[robollama]

"daughters" & "father" do not rhyme with "on it." nice try.

just like "nine inch screws" and "orange juice" don't... Yet Em seems to make it work. It's called a slant rhyme

[voice23]

man who the fuck really cares? dumb fuckin thread

[shadyboymez]

"you couldn't lift a single shingle on it"

i believe that's what he says, though this is coming from the guy who originally thought he was saying

"no more drama from marijuana"

[Arrinef]

"you couldn't lift a single shingle on it"

i believe that's what he says, though this is coming from the guy who originally thought he was saying

"no more drama from marijuana"

i was thinking the same thing

[da r star]

Okay, I didn't read the thread, but here's my answer to the title.

No more beef flingers, no more drama from now on, I promise
To focus soley on handling my responsibility's as a father
So I solemnly swear to always treat this roof like my daughters and raise it
You couldn't lift a single shingle on it

Promise, father, daughters, on it.

It makes more sense when written this way:

No more beef flingers, no more drama from now on, I promise
To focus soley on handling my responsibility's as a father
So I solemnly swear to always treat this roof like my daughters
And raise it, you couldn't lift a single shingle on it

Yes, like someone said it's a slant rhyme or wtv, but he doesn't even pronounce "on it" to make it rhyme with the other words, that's what makes it so weird.