Swing My Way
[unknown] Lyrics

I like the way my beat bangs
The artist is expressing their fondness for the way their music creates a rhythmic beat

I like the way the beat bangs
The artist is emphasizing the quality of the musical rhythm in their production

I like the way it makes me feel
The artist is conveying that their music has a positive emotional impact on them

Precious moments inside of sequence
The artist is highlighting the importance of specific, impactful moments within the overall structure of their music

A series of clips inside of events
The artist is describing the composition of their music as a collection of individual moments within a larger context

I do it in mono or in deuces
The artist is explaining that their music can be produced using either mono or stereo channels

You know I'm under the influence
The artist is admitting to being under the influence of some substance while working on their music

I'm rappin cause I'm the truest
The artist is stating that they are rapping because they believe it is the most authentic expression of their true self

Working hard on self improvement
The artist is saying that they are dedicated to improving themselves and their craft in order to create better music

It takes a special type to do this
The artist is acknowledging that making music is a difficult and complex task that requires a particular mindset and skillset

Sun down it's not a eclipse
The artist is making a metaphorical comparison between the end of a day and an eclipse, but pointing out that they are different phenomena

I'm just clipping amps with sharpe scissors
The artist is using a metaphor to describe the process of editing and refining their music

I just cooked chickens we good Nigga's
The artist is describing a moment of celebration with friends or collaborators, possibly after finishing a project

We like rock stars and hot leather
The artist is expressing their admiration for the glamorous lifestyle associated with being a rock star

We like hot cars and hot weather
The artist is highlighting their love of luxurious material possessions and warm climates

We like hot women it's mad Nigga's
The artist is bragging about their attraction to attractive women and how it drives them to succeed and enjoy life

Itchy fingers lead up to fast triggers
The artist is making a metaphorical comparison between the impatience and impulsiveness of an itchy trigger finger and their own drive to succeed quickly

It doesn't matter who we brought with us
The artist is emphasizing that the success of their music is not dependent on the people they bring with them, but rather on their own talent and effort

Only matters we brought our heart with us heart with us
The artist is emphasizing the importance of putting one's whole self into their music and being sincere with their artistry

I'm out here in my war paint
The artist is adopting a metaphorical persona of a warrior, symbolizing their dedication and commitment to their craft

My music is crossing the line everyday
The artist is expressing that their music is constantly pushing boundaries and breaking through barriers

We stand together extending our stay
The artist is describing a sense of unity and collaboration among their peers or collaborators

Let's move forward a little bit
The artist is expressing a desire to continue growing and advancing in their music career

We distribute the weight
The artist is describing a shared effort among their group to take on and manage responsibilities within the music industry

Adjust cause so you know it didn't come for free
The artist is acknowledging the costs and sacrifices that go into making music and becoming successful in the industry

But in the end Nigga's know that everyone pays
The artist is emphasizing the fact that the price of success is high for everyone and that there are no shortcuts or easy paths in the music industry

It's the sign of the times and the coming of age
The artist is describing the state of the music industry as a reflection of larger cultural and societal changes

And the fall of man because of his rage
The artist is using a metaphor to describe the consequences of unchecked greed and ambition in the music industry

You're a slave and a monkey on minimum wage
The artist is highlighting the perceived exploitation of artists by the music industry, who are often forced to work long hours for little pay or recognition

Preacher is diagnosed with cancer
The artist is describing a real-life event in which someone of high social standing - represented by the preacher - is faced with a difficult challenge

But it seemed he was most afraid in his answer
The artist is expressing their observation of the preacher's emotional response to his own diagnosis

But at the end of the day I rather catch the spirit in me
The artist is stating their preference for focusing on the creative and spiritual aspects of music rather than the material or commercial aspects

I'm like Loki looking for Thors hammer
The artist is using a pop culture reference to describe their own pursuit of something powerful and meaningful - in this case, great music

And excuse me for my broken grammar
The artist is acknowledging their own linguistic limitations or unconventional style of expression

Mr and excuse me for my bad manners
The artist is apologizing for any past instances in which they may have acted inappropriately or offensively

Sister I was raised right in the first place
The artist is asserting that they were brought up with moral values and a sense of decency

Up in Pac Town my birth place
The artist is describing their hometown and personal background

I used to be lost but now a Nigga found it
The artist is describing their personal evolution and growth through music

Nigga's say that I'm tight I got my people around me
The artist is expressing gratitude and pride in their community of supporters and collaborators

You get yourself in trouble my little Nigga you call me
The artist is describing their willingness to help out friends in need, even at their own expense

Sugar in your tank would get you a lower rank
The artist is using a metaphor to describe how betrayal or disloyalty can harm one's social status or reputation

The shackles on your ankles will fuck up the way you thank
The artist is making a metaphorical comparison between the disabling effects of slavery and the limiting impact of negative thinking or self-doubt

The liquor in your system will alter the things you say
The artist is warning against the detrimental effects of alcohol or substance abuse on one's judgment and behavior

The evil in your body will fuck up the way you pray
The artist is describing how negative emotions or thoughts can hinder one's spiritual practice or personal growth

The pressure to succeed is how you easily break
The artist is describing the intense pressure and expectations that come with success in the music industry, and how this can lead to emotional or mental breakdowns

Nigga's sit in the shade just scheming to make a play
The artist is describing the dishonest or manipulative behavior of some people in the music industry, who are always looking for ways to gain the upper hand or exploit others

Demons just go away my lacquer master is playing
The artist is using a metaphor to describe how the act of creating music can help them overcome personal demons or difficult emotions

Overweight at the weigh in
The artist is using a metaphor to describe how they may sometimes feel judged or evaluated by others based on superficial or external qualities, rather than their talent or character

And no one at the parade
The artist is expressing a sense of loneliness or alienation in the midst of a seemingly joyful or festive occasion

You'll never be known as the greatest
The artist is acknowledging the competitive nature of the music industry and the challenge of achieving lasting success and recognition

Stand alone at the gate
The artist is describing the isolation and vulnerability that can come with attempting to break into the music industry

No one will let you in
The artist is highlighting the resistance or rejection that many aspiring musicians face when trying to enter the industry

Cause all of your past mistakes
The artist is acknowledging that past missteps or failures can limit or hinder one's future opportunities in the music industry

It matters what people say
The artist is acknowledging the importance of critical reception and public perception in the music industry

It matters what people do
The artist is highlighting the impact of others' actions and choices on their own success and career trajectory

It matters if you're the truest
The artist is emphasizing the importance of personal authenticity and sincerity in making meaningful and impactful music

It matters if you're a ruler on beats
The artist is describing the importance of mastering one's craft and becoming a skilled musician in order to achieve success in the music industry