Meet Me Outside
Rising Above the Concrete: Grayson's Radio Unveils a Tale of Tough Choices
Lyrics
Them boys been throwing hands
Conflict and physical altercations have been happening among some individuals.
They been picking fights
They have been actively seeking confrontations or arguments.
No one ever wins till the cops roll in
These conflicts usually don't have a clear winner until law enforcement intervenes.
Just to roll the dice
The situation is like a gamble or risk, uncertain in its outcome.
And you got in between
You got involved in the middle of these disputes.
You think that you're mean
You perceive yourself as tough or intimidating.
Well you're not so
The reality is different; you are not as tough as you think.
Now it's up to me
Now, the responsibility to handle the situation falls on the singer.
I pull up on the scene
The singer arrives at the location of the conflict.
I let go
The singer takes action, possibly confrontational or assertive.
At the drive thru
Reference to a drive-thru, possibly a symbolic location associated with conflict.
Boy you better roll through
A warning for someone to leave quickly or face consequences.
'Cause I'm in tune
The singer is in tune with the situation, aware and prepared.
Oh no
An expression of concern or realization about the seriousness of the situation.
Meet me outside
An invitation or challenge to confront the singer outside.
I wouldn't fight with you inside
Suggesting that fighting inside is not acceptable.
You know it ain't right
Highlighting the wrongness or injustice of the ongoing conflicts.
Boys be dying on the concrete every night
A somber acknowledgment of the frequency of violence and deaths.
You're not so tough
Reiterating that the person isn't as tough as they believe.
No you're not so tough
Repeating the assertion that toughness is lacking.
No you're not so
A rhetorical question suggesting the person should release their aggression.
Why don't you let it go?
Suggesting the person should move on or stop holding onto the conflict.
Now you walk back in again
The person returns to the scene.
You got your black eye busted in
They have visible signs of physical injury, like a black eye.
Because they beat you down
The person was physically beaten and defeated.
And they beat you all around
The violence was widespread, happening from all directions.
I don't wanna see you like that
The singer expresses discomfort witnessing the person in such a state.
I don't wanna see you ever again
A strong desire not to encounter the person again, possibly due to their involvement in violence.
I don't wanna see you
An aversion to seeing the person in any circumstance.
Oh no
Reiteration of concern or surprise about the situation.
Meet me outside
A repetition of the invitation or challenge to confront the singer outside.
I wouldn't fight with you inside
Reiterating that fighting inside is not acceptable.
You know it ain't right
Repeating the notion that the ongoing conflicts are unjust.
Boys be dying on the concrete every night
Restating the somber acknowledgment of the frequency of violence and deaths.
You're not so tough
Reiterating that the person isn't as tough as they believe.
No you're not so tough
Repeating the assertion that toughness is lacking.
No you're not so
A rhetorical question suggesting the person should release their aggression.
Why don't you let it go?
Suggesting the person should move on or stop holding onto the conflict.
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