Sign Language
Evoke Chaos: Lancey Foux's 'Sign Language' Unleashes Inner Turmoil
Lyrics
Start start a riot, start a riot
Expressing the desire or intention to incite a riot, possibly metaphorically.
Jay Trench start a riot, inside violence
Attributing the call to start a riot to Jay Trench, emphasizing internal or personal violence.
Start a riot, start a riot, start a riot
Repetition of the call to start a riot for emphasis.
Start a riot
Reiterating the call to start a riot.
Start a riot, start a riot, start
Continuation of the call to start a riot, with emphasis through repetition.
A riot, start a riot, inside violence
Repeating the call for a riot, emphasizing internal violence.
Start a riot
Reiterating the call to start a riot.
Got a grip, cannot miss, smile and shoot
Describing a confident and accurate grip, combined with a directive to smile and shoot, suggesting readiness for action.
Lift your spirit
Encouraging a positive and uplifting mindset, advising to lift one's spirit.
Blacked out range, keep your distance
Advising to keep a distance from a blacked-out range, possibly a reference to a vehicle or a state of concealment.
Gotta' roll my blade
Referring to the act of rolling a blade, possibly a metaphor for being prepared or taking action.
Turn him Madeleine, send him missing
Referring to making someone disappear, using the name Madeleine.
Crossed out from day
Describing someone or something as crossed out from day, possibly indicating exclusion or elimination.
I had demons at my christening
Indicating a troubled past with demons, possibly referring to personal struggles.
Even when I pray I shout them
Expressing a vocal confrontation with demons during prayer.
Out 'cause I know they're listening
Believing that demons are listening and actively responding during prayer.
Bring the beef, gang ain't getting tired
Challenging others to bring conflict or opposition, with a declaration that the gang is not getting tired.
Who ready to bleed? We gon' start a riot
Posing a question about readiness to bleed, suggesting a willingness to engage in violence and start a riot.
Start a riot, inside violence, start a riot
Repeating the call to start a riot, emphasizing internal violence.
Start a riot
Reiterating the call to start a riot.
Start a riot, start a riot, start a riot
Repetition of the call to start a riot for emphasis.
Start a riot start a riot, go
Repeating the call to start a riot with a sense of urgency or determination.
Start a riot, go start a riot, go
-Start a riot, go start a riot, go
-Start a riot, go start a riot, go riot riot
Continuing to repeat the call to start a riot with an emphasis on chaos.
Riot go
Emphasizing the action of rioting, possibly with a sense of urgency or excitement.
Start a riot, start a riot, start a riot
Repeating the call to start a riot, emphasizing internal violence.
Inside violence
Reiterating the call to start a riot with an emphasis on internal violence.
Start a riot, start a riot, start
Repetition of the call to start a riot for emphasis.
A riot, start a riot, start a riot
Repeating the call for a riot, emphasizing internal violence.
Start a riot, go start a riot, go
Repeating the call to start a riot with a sense of urgency or determination.
Start a riot start a riot, go
-Start a riot, go start a riot, go stop!
Continuing to repeat the call to start a riot, with an instruction to stop, possibly signaling the end of the riot or the song.
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