Lyrics
Okay now first off the homie real
Acknowledgment of the authenticity and sincerity of the person being referred to.
type to zip his mouth and take a deal
Describing the individual's tendency to remain silent and cooperate, possibly with legal matters.
I'm about to explain to you how that living' ill
Intention to discuss the challenges of life and its difficulties.
Odd enough we on even field
Contrasting the uneven nature of life experiences despite being on an ostensibly level playing field.
not from the burgh but he was like Steven Spill the amount of jaws he stilled
Highlighting the impressive ability of the person to handle difficult situations, reminiscent of Steven Spielberg.
his fist pack punch like the lines before
Comparing the power of his punches to the impact of preceding lines in the lyrics.
football at Lawrence North failed classes but he stayed the course
Reference to the challenges faced during high school football but maintaining determination.
a hothead if the definition was human form
Describing the person as hot-tempered if human anger took a physical form.
Lamarc the 5'10, I call em no Royce
Providing physical details about Lamarc and a play on "Royce" to suggest he's not a pacifist.
but he Rolls with voices that alter his choices, I caution
Indicating the influence of external voices on his decisions, with a cautionary tone.
Big dreams to sell ticks like Boston
Aspiring for success on a grand scale, using Boston as a metaphorical reference.
Olympic hurdles of that 4x4 scouts knock on doors
Referring to the hurdles in pursuing Olympic dreams and the attention from scouts.
a young Simba and that boy gonna roar
Drawing a parallel between the person and a young Simba from "The Lion King," anticipating a powerful future.
out in cnaheim wait till I go on tour
Expressing excitement about future success and touring.
you the reason I wrote Riders Galore
Acknowledging Lamarc as an inspiration for creating the song "Riders Galore."
I wanna see you soar, spread them wings Mr. Green
Encouraging him to pursue his dreams and spread his wings metaphorically.
scenes you stay behind them now let your lights beam
Urging him to step into the spotlight and let his light shine.
Dealing with the pain baby
Expressing empathy for Lamarc's past struggles, highlighting the need to overcome pain, gain education, and rise above losses. Acknowledging the presence of God in his journey.
education changed your way
-a life filled with losses always been the target
-a God I can call on
-no matter where you going
-drama we cant fall for
-your past is so dark but dawg its bout time to see you shine
-Just enough I know that lifes rough pray
Encouragement and support for Lamarc during tough times, referencing past incidents of racism and personal losses. Emphasizing the importance of not succumbing to drama and envisioning a brighter future.
throws jabs then it uppercuts sway
-lord knows that your time is coming
-built different aint no time for running
-I remember vivid, back in high school a white boy called em nigga
-he left him with some stitches
-or further back when his pops died oh my
-eastside of Naptown this place is not a gold mine
-gunshot to the brain wrong place wrong time
-you say he was set up, prolly had to pay that debt up
-we both know that place where his soul went is better
-nowadays I cheese when I see you get your cheddar
-I just been in my bag like im working with Birken
-want you to connect with my letters like I wrote them in cursive
-better days you spent still your whole life searching
-summertime your seed due mindset urgent aye
-goodfellas we was raised some no Scorsese
-I was in the right click you can cop paste me
-print receipts for your greatness we learned patience
-bumps in the road but we gave that car maintenance
-Dealing with the pain baby
-education changed your way
-a life filled with losses always been the target
-a God I can call on
-no matter where you going
-drama we cant fall for
-your past is so dark but dawg its bout time to see you shine
-I cant sit back and kick it I can lead a mission
Reflecting on personal growth, family struggles, and challenging circumstances. Recounting experiences of moving from place to place and facing adversity, yet maintaining a focus on financial success. The final line acknowledges the impact of trauma but praises the choice to stay focused.
generations down the road gotta peep the vision
-I know the difference in being heard and to have them listen
-you told me keep on working on my raps till you really gifted
-Okay yeah I did that, its worked out for me I got big calfs
-the runs tallied up Im like c-Rod
-Really you was selling dime bags for your days job
-address changing every year lowkey since you age 9 shit
-I cant blame yall 3 kids and 1 mom
-back when yall was staying at the hotel and them cops came
-open door of elevator 6 of them got shotguns
-fugitive with double murder come out in the hallway
-moms waiting in the whip gotta get to class soon
-give a fuck bout school dude mindset is cash rules
-he aint the only one destined to hold a gun
-a lifetime of trauma yet he chose to focus up
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