Way Back Home
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Oh, yeah if I could go back, way back, way back
The artist is expressing a desire to return to a time in the past.

If I could go back, way back.
The artist is repeating his desire to return to a time in the past.

I swoop that n**** E up in my Cadillac, and we could hit a corner, get a fat a** sack
The artist describes wanting to go back in time and hang out with Eazy-E, smoking weed together in the car.

I'm checking for ya ladies, where ya at?
The artist is asking the whereabouts of the ladies he wants to hang out with in the past.

Remember that cool a** n****, true thugs, my n****, that G that put me on
The artist is reminiscing about Eazy-E, a friend and mentor who supported and helped him in the past.

Thinking about it, it should'nt go wrong, why would a n**** Eazy-E, he gone
The artist is reflecting on Eazy-E's death and wondering why he had to go so soon.

Never really had a chance to say thank you for giving Mo Thug mo love, and now that you laugh and sing on up above, you gotta be laughing, n****s we set it off multi platinum
The artist expresses regret for not having the opportunity to thank Eazy-E for his support, while also noting his pride in their success, which he believes would have made Eazy-E proud as well.

Stacking my chips, I'm dropping these hits down every hour
The artist is focusing on his career, working on writing and recording music to build his wealth.

And I been smoking these weed trees with them sticky leaves Blaze to the mighty power
The artist is smoking a specific type of high-quality weed, which makes him feel powerful and inspired.

Six deep in the Benz-O, 6-double-O thug stroll to the studio, little Lay, Kray, Biz, Wish, Flesh Here to rhyme so cold, rap flow never heard before
The artist is describing himself and five other members of his rap group in a car on the way to the recording studio. He is proud of the original and innovative style they will bring to their music.

If I can go back, I be me and Stack, hitting, thugging it in drawely When all of this rapping was really a hobby
The artist remembers the early days when rap was just a hobby, and imagines himself and his friend working on music together in a specific location from their past.

Rolling in a Malibu, mobbing with Wally To this day, feeling like yesterday, when it was Bizzy, Flesh, [Wish], lil?Lay, and Kray
The artist remembers hanging out and driving around with his friend Wally, feeling like the good old days when they were part of their rap group.

We took a one-way ticket to L.A. Creeping on a come up, we had to meet Eazy, better believe me Them was the good times, dropping them good rhymes, yes indeed And you know we put it down for the love of the cheese, for the love of the game, and the real O.G.s
The artist recalls moving to L.A. with his group to pursue their music career, and expresses appreciation for the opportunity to meet Eazy-E. He also proudly states their commitment to their craft, and their loyalty to the culture of original gangsta rap.

For the love of my Cs, I'm a let it be known Hip hop thugsta, clique tight with the bones
The artist acknowledges his commitment to the culture of hip-hop and his personal style as a thugsta. He also emphasizes his bond with his clique and his respect for the culture's history.

Hit em home with Tha Crossroads Dedicated to the lost souls Bennefit ya, forever we miss ya Better believe that well never forget ya
The artist talks about a song he has created called 'Tha Crossroads', which is dedicated to those who have passed on. He expresses deep sadness and a clear desire to never forget the important people in his life who are no longer with him.

Take a picture and capture the moment On a quest for the best, its victory Nevertheless, we stress this history Is you feeling me, is you hearing me?
The artist describes his desire to capture important moments in time, and his commitment to success no matter what it takes. He feels it is important to stress the importance of historical moments and his relationship with the listener.

I sending my chrome upside your dome, hater, disrespect my home, n****, lets get it on Fifth Dog flipped out, and its on Oh no, y'all testing the Flesh-N-Bone, you wrong
The artist addresses his haters, telling them to be careful as he is willing to fight to defend himself and his home. He also refers to another member of his group, Flesh-N-Bone, who is also ready to fight for his respect.

Too many true soldiers set up for murder, stuffed Unsolved, and it makes me wonder who really involved in killing our prophets. Crossing them off the list, b****es So we still on the rise, it ain't no surprise
The artist expresses sadness at the loss of too many true soldiers who were murdered, and disappointment that their deaths are unsolved. He wonders who could be responsible for killing such important and influential people. However, he emphasizes that he and his group are still moving forward despite these losses.

Beat us, so violent, rowdy Mo Thug riders Eazy said it, real n****s don't die
The artist emphasizes the rowdiness and violence of his group, Mo Thug. He also references a quote from Eazy-E, who he believes means that true gangstas will always persevere.

This is for my homies
The artist dedicates the song to his friends and lost homies.