Spacey
Large Professor Lyrics

The first verse of Large Professor's song "Spacey" opens with the repetition of the title, "Spacey", setting the tone for the rest of the song. The lyrics then dive into the idea of "justice for laying off to the atmosphere", suggesting that the singer is offering something to the world, something he considers just, by sending it off into the open space. The phrase "bring it for fear" can be interpreted as a challenge – the singer is inviting listeners to confront their fears and embrace the unknown. He also refers to the "Generation 2 thousand", a nod to the new millennium, and positions himself alongside his audience as a fellow traveler, "plus Large Professor from the galaxy".

However, despite identifying himself as part of this galactic community, the singer admits that "home is something that you gotta stay outta it", emphasizing his desire to explore and not be tied down. He acknowledges his soulful nature and urges listeners to "listen for the ." – perhaps implying that there's more beneath the surface of his music, something that can't be expressed in words. The chorus, "And I can get spacey", reinforces his desire to venture into unknown territories.

In the second verse, the singer acknowledges that not everyone will understand his music, likening his effect to that of an epidemic. He offers reassurance – "Don't panic" – and promises to keep spreading his message. The lyrics of "Spacey" suggest that the singer is on a mission to explore the beyond, but his mission has a poetic, spiritual aspect as well. He invites listeners to join him on the journey and embrace their own fears and uncertainties.