Way Out
Embracing Madness: Life of the Unrestrained
Lyrics
I'm talking 'bout way out, way out
Expressing a desire for a unique or extraordinary experience, possibly escaping from the ordinary.
I'm the life of the party. (way out)
Describing oneself as the lively and energetic center of social gatherings or events.
We goin' all the way (way out way out)
Emphasizing a commitment to go all the way in pursuing a goal or desire.
Ya better ask somebody (I'm way out)
Asserting confidence and daring others to inquire or challenge the speaker's extraordinary status.
That's what the people say. (way out way out)
Quoting what people generally say about the speaker being exceptional or remarkable.
Every night n' day (way out)
Indicating continuous engagement or involvement in the extraordinary lifestyle mentioned.
I'm so far away (way out way out)
Expressing a sense of distance or detachment from the norm or average.
Ask me where a nigga stay. (I'm way out)
Responding to inquiries about the speaker's location with a reaffirmation of their exceptional status.
Psycho, Michael, Skitzo, Krizz so f'n crazy, Kali baby!
Listing various personas or characteristics associated with the speaker, suggesting complexity or diversity.
You feel the chant of the Zulu Massi,
Referring to the influence or impact of a cultural group, possibly the Zulu Massi, on the speaker.
You wanna hit? bulshit! nigga, I won't act right.
Rejecting conformity and suggesting a refusal to behave in a conventional or expected manner.
We put laylow(?) round the planet, like we laylow round (?)
Mentioning a global presence or influence, possibly relating to the speaker's reach or network.
If you do, you're about to seal your fate.
Warning of consequences for those who mimic or imitate the speaker's unique style.
See I'm doomed,
Expressing a feeling of being doomed or destined for an unconventional path.
Nothing left upstairs but some cobwebs,
Describing a mental state with minimal clarity or focus, using the metaphor of cobwebs.
And tryin' to push my crazy into yall's heads.
Attempting to influence or impose the speaker's unconventional thoughts on others.
Almost paid(?) you gave me some, my baby try to eat, he's sucking on his baby thumb
Referencing challenges or struggles, possibly financial, with a mention of the speaker's child.
The poster child of stage antics,
Claiming to be a representative example of unconventional and unpredictable behavior on stage.
We say what we want 'em to say, and they chant it!
Asserting control over public perception by stating what others should say and repeat.
We one hit away, but they trying to get away with our pay out,
Expressing frustration or concern about not receiving fair compensation or recognition for talent.
Me and kod will stay talkin' about
Referencing conversations with someone named Kod, potentially about the challenges faced in their profession.
(I'm talking bout way out way out)
Reiteration of the desire for an extraordinary experience or lifestyle.
I'm the life of the party, (I'm way out)
Reiterating being the center of social gatherings or events, emphasizing uniqueness.
We goin' all the way (way out way out)
Reaffirming a commitment to go all the way in pursuing a goal or desire.
Ya better ask somebody (I'm way out)
Challenging others to acknowledge the speaker's exceptional status.
That's what the people say (way out way out)
Quoting what people generally say about the speaker being exceptional or remarkable.
Every night n' day.
Emphasizing continuous engagement or involvement in the extraordinary lifestyle mentioned.
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