Alpha House

Alpha House Chronicles: A Tale of Urban Resilience
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Ayy

A greeting or acknowledgment


Young bull at the top of the block with the white front door and the corner subtle

Describes a young individual at the top of the block, living in a house with a distinctive white front door on the corner

Cool, but he always in trouble

Despite being cool, the person is frequently in trouble

Why you think his bredrins called him Knuckles?

Addresses the nickname "Knuckles" given to the person, implying a connection to their penchant for trouble

Ten years old in beef, dad thinks street's takin' over me

Reflects on the person's early involvement in street-related conflicts since the age of ten

Mumsy prayin' for me, but there ain't enough beads on the rosary

Highlights the concern of the person's mother, who prays for them, but there seems to be a lack of reassurance

Raised by the wolves from young, but still in the jungle like Mowgli

Metaphorically raised by wolves, indicating a challenging upbringing, yet still navigating the metaphorical jungle like Mowgli

Always up front when the olders speak

Describes the person as attentive and respectful when older individuals speak

So was never as dumb as ones supposed to be

Asserts that the person was never as naive as society expected them to be

Twos in the spliff by the lift

Reference to sharing a joint with twos in it near an elevator

It be what it be and it is what it is

Acceptance of circumstances with the phrase "it be what it be and it is what it is"

They said if I tried it, they wildin'

Advisory against trying certain actions due to the perceived wild nature of the consequences

And kickin' my shit 'cause it isn't for kids

Receiving criticism for one's content, possibly music, not being suitable for children

4th floor's where my ting would've lived

Speculation about the location where the person's significant other might have lived

If her fam never moved out to Harrow

Reference to a past relationship where the girl's family moved to Harrow

Her dad was a pastor, her ma just paro'

Details about the girl's parents, with the father being a pastor and the mother being paranoid

I'd take her daughter off the calm and narrow

Expresses the desire to divert the girl from a calm and narrow path

Yute with the peppercorn, yeah

Refers to a young person with a bold and confident demeanor

I know it seems kinda deep, but they thoughts was shallow

Acknowledges that although the situation may seem profound, the thoughts of those involved are superficial

Spent my whole life on the market as the target that they point they arrows

Shares a life experience of being a target, constantly facing criticism and challenges

Control it, then I pass it to Paolo

Passing control to Paolo, possibly symbolizing delegation or seeking assistance

Young kick abouts on Albert Road

Recalls childhood activities, specifically playing football on Albert Road

Coach said, "Come down to trials"

Invitation from a coach to attend football trials, suggesting potential talent

'Cause I coulda got scouted, but I was at home

Missed opportunities for success due to personal choices, like being at home or with friends

Or I was outside with the homies

Reflects on past decisions to spend time outside with friends instead of pursuing potential opportunities

If only I could've advised me now

If the person could advise their past self, they might have made different choices

But even if I was down and out

Even in challenging situations, the person would return to "Alpha House," possibly a symbol of their roots or origin

I still come back to Alpha House

Reiterates the enduring connection to Alpha House, emphasizing its significance

The lyrics of this song contain explicit content.
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