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ANCIENT MESOPOTAMIA Song Lyrics

Do you think of Ea-Nāșir when you hear "Crank that Soulja Boy" by Soulja Boy? This is the reason why. It's also known as the "Euphrates River Song" or the "Mesopotamian Rap." Lyrics by Mr. Nicky.
The intro and "Whoa!" do not count as lyrics here.
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Lyric
Akkadians
Long
Ago
Conquered
Sumer
Took
Control
Sargon
Led
His
Armies
In
Their
Chariots
They
Roll
By
The
Euphrates
River
By
The
Euphrates
River
By
The
Euphrates
River
By
The
Euphrates
River
By
The
Persian
Gulf's
Where
They
Found
Ancient
Ruins
Underground
Archaeologists
Did
Lots
Of
Excavation
Down
By
The
Euphrates
River
By
The
Euphrates
River
By
The
Euphrates
River
By
The
Euphrates
River
Both
The
Euphrates
River
And
The
Tigris
Rivers
Used
To
Lyric
Flood
Bringing
Lots
Of
Fertile
Mud
But
The
Problem
Was
That
The
Water
Washed
Away
Their
Crops
Dams
And
Levies
Made
It
Stop
When
It
Was
Dry
They'd
Irrigate
Fighting
Over
Water
Led
To
War
Between
The
City-states
Cuneiform
Is
Ancient
Writing
That
Tells
That
Sumer's
City-states
Were
Always
Fighting
They
Were
The
First
Civilization
In
Mesopotamia
Then
Came
The
Akkadians
Who
Started
Empire
Mania
Akkadians
Long
Ago
Conquered
Sumer
Took
Control
Sargon
Led
Lyric
His
Army
In
Their
Chariots
They
Rolled
By
The
Euphrates
River
By
The
Euphrates
River
By
The
Euphrates
River
By
The
Euphrates
River
Near
The
Persian
Gulf's
Where
They
Found
Ancient
Ruins
Underground
Archaeologists
Did
Lots
Of
Excavation
Down
By
The
Euphrates
River
By
The
Euphrates
River
By
The
Euphrates
River
By
The
Euphrates
River
King
Sargon
Got
Real
Old
Told
His
Sons
To
Take
The
Throne
But
The
Huge
Akkadian
Empire
Fell
Out
Lyric
Of
Their
Control
But
Then
Came
Hammurabi
Who
Would
Take
Full
Command
Hammurabi
Was
The
King
Of
The
Babylonians
Man
Babylonia
Was
The
Land
Where
They
Told
You
You
Obey
Hammurabi's
Code
Praise
Hammurabi's
Code
Break
Hammurabi's
Code
And
You'll
Be
Saying
Oh
No
Akkadians
Long
Ago
Conquered
Sumer
Took
Control
Sargon
Led
His
Armies
In
Their
Chariots
They
Rolled
By
The
Euphrates
River
By
The
Euphrates
River
By
The
Euphrates
River
By
The
Lyric
Euphrates
River
Near
The
Persian
Gulf's
Where
They
Found
Ancient
Ruins
Underground
Archaeologists
Did
Lots
Of
Excavation
Down
By
The
Euphrates
River
By
The
Euphrates
River
By
The
Euphrates
River
By
The
Euphrates
River
Babylonians
Built
Roads
They
Traded
Grain
For
Gold
They
Kept
Themselves
United
Under
Hammurabi's
Code
Hammurabi's
Code
Hammurabi's
Code
Hammurabi's
Code
Hammurabi's
Code
Which
Was
A
Bunch
Of
Laws
They
Believed
That
Had
No
Flaws
They
Obeyed
It
Just
Because
Lyric
They
Thought
Hammurabi
Was
Chosen
By
The
Gods
Chosen
By
The
Gods
Akkadians
Long
Ago
Conquered
Sumer
Took
Control
Sargon
Led
His
Armies
In
Their
Chariots
They
Rolled
By
The
Euphrates
River
By
The
Euphrates
River
By
The
Euphrates
River
By
The
Euphrates
River
Near
The
Persian
Gulf's
Where
They
Found
Ancient
Ruins
Underground
Archaeologists
Did
Lots
Of
Excavation
Down
By
The
Euphrates
River
By
The
Euphrates
River
By
The
Euphrates
River
Mesopotamia!
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