Greed (feat. JAH Boogie, Cloak, & Dudu Stinks)

On the 1st verse JAH Boogie points out greed's irony: "the richest man is never really happy," & "the one that's famous never has no privacy." On the 2nd verse Cloak uses powerful historical imagery: native Americans would swallow their gold, but the conquistadors would cut them open to get the "gold in they guts." Next up, Dudu Stinks tells a narrative where the 7 deadly sins are a family, starting when "Greed married Envy, had a son named Hate...." Beat produced by D.L.O.