Lyrics
He is my God, I call him Elohim
He is seen as a divine figure or a higher power referred to as "Elohim."
He is my God, I call him Adonai
Continuation of addressing the divine figure as "Adonai," expressing reverence and connection.
He is my God, I call him Jehovah
Further acknowledgment of the divine figure as "Jehovah," indicating multiple ways of addressing or perceiving the same entity.
He is my God, I call him Adonai
Reiteration of addressing the divine figure as "Adonai," reinforcing a personal connection.
I call him Adonai
Repetition of calling upon "Adonai," emphasizing the significance of this name or title.
He going deaf
A description of someone experiencing hearing loss or a lack of receptivity.
He getting meds
Suggesting the person is seeking medication for an unspecified condition.
He gotta some bullets inside of his head
Metaphorically indicating psychological turmoil or inner conflicts ("bullets inside of his head").
Doctor try save him, but he ‘ready dead
Despite efforts to save the individual, they seem spiritually or emotionally detached ("ready dead").
Police they killed him, but nuthing they said
Alleging an unjust death caused by law enforcement with no accountability.
Hand on the bible, I swear my lord saved me
An oath or declaration of being saved by a higher power (God).
When he saved me, I was crying like a baby
Emotional response to being saved, possibly with a feeling of vulnerability.
No close friends, like gunna like baby
Reference to a lack of close relationships or connections ("No close friends").
I was in the east end, saving souls like crazy
Personal involvement in helping others in a distressed or challenging area ("east end") with great fervor ("saving souls like crazy").
Aye, aye, aye, aye, aye
Chorus suggesting a determination to confront challenges or adversaries.
We gonna fight, we finna fight
-Aye, aye, aye, aye, aye
-We gonna fight, we finna fight
-Boom pow, knock him right out
Metaphorical expression of defeating inner struggles or negative influences ("Boom pow, knock him right out").
Demons get bun, catch the flight right out
Expulsion or overcoming of negative forces ("Demons") metaphorically compared to catching a flight away.
Ain’t playing no games, no nights out
Commitment to seriousness and dedication, avoiding leisure or distractions ("Ain’t playing no games, no nights out").
All night prayers, that’s what I’m about
Commitment to continuous prayer or spiritual devotion throughout the night.
He is my God, I call him Elohim
Repetition of the earlier verses reaffirming the connection and reverence for the divine figure.
He is my God, I call him Adonai
-He is my God, I call him Jehovah
-He is my God, I call him Adonai
-I call him Adonai.
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