This Is For You
A.B.N. Renegadez Lyrics

Yo, From Half A Headphone As A Mic And A Busted Boombox
Starting from humble beginnings with only makeshift equipment to create music.

To Rockin The Spot From Sydney To The Fuckin Boondocks
From performing in local spots to traveling and gaining recognition across different regions.

To The Fans When We Pass Through Who Love To Wave High
Acknowledging and appreciating the loyal fans who enjoy their music.

To The Arms That Hold Me Up When I Jump And Stagedive
Thankful for the supportive audience who lift them up during stage performances.

To Kids Outside The Venue Who Aint On The Door List
Not forgetting the passionate fans who can't afford to attend the events.

They Love The Music, They Just Can't Afford It
Acknowledging that music should be accessible to everyone and not just those who can afford it.

Watch Them Build That Cypher Smiling Quite Glad
Observing the fans bond over their shared love for hip-hop through cyphers and freestyle rap battles.

Why Arent They Glum, What You Dumb?
Questioning why people assume that those who can't afford music are unhappy or lacking something.

Coz Hip-Hop Has No Price Tag
Highlighting the fact that hip-hop can't be bought with money and should be free for everyone to enjoy.

And Everybody's Welcome, It Has No Nationality
Hip-hop is a universal language that welcomes people from all backgrounds and cultures.

This Is For Rappers Who Aint Just In It For The Fast Salary
Dedicating the song to fellow artists who create music for the love of the craft rather than just for monetary gain.

Who Dont Just Push Violence Money With All That Damn Braggin'
Refusing to promote violence and materialism in their music and instead focusing on delivering positive messages.

Who Dont Just Jump On The "It's All Entertainment" Bandwagon
Rejecting the notion that music should solely be for entertainment purposes and promoting its ability to inspire change and convey important social messages.

To The Dj Who Drops His Tune And Ain't Paid To Play It
Showing appreciation for DJs who support their music without expecting financial compensation.

To Anyone Who Loves Their Partner And Aint Afraid To Say It
Acknowledging the importance of expressing love and affection, not just in music but in life as well.

To Everyone Who's Shown Love When I Looked Unsure
Grateful for the people who showed support and encouragement during moments of doubt or uncertainty.

Friends And Fam, Shit Even The Girls I Boofed On Tour Man
Acknowledging the people who have played a significant role in their life and career, including friends, family, and even past romantic partners.

Keep Your Cash, Gold, Your Glitter And Cars
Rejecting the materialistic values often associated with fame and success.

Keep Your Royal Red Carpet For Your City Of Stars
Dismissing the idea of creating a hierarchy in the music industry and placing certain artists on a pedestal.

This Aint For The System To Put A Cage On Your Mind
Refusing to conform to the societal norms and expectations imposed on artists by the music industry.

It's For Those Who Don't Suck Dick For Radio Time
Expressing the importance of staying true to oneself as an artist and not compromising one's values or musical style for the sake of gaining radio airplay.

And The Only Time You'll Ever Catch Me Aimin' A Rifle
Rejecting violence as a solution to any problem, both in music and in life.

Is When There's Nothing On My Telly But Australian Idol
Using humor and sarcasm to highlight the absurdity of reality television and the lack of substance in mainstream entertainment.

We Rock Rusty Mics, And Spit What We Think
Embracing the raw, unpolished nature of their music and delivery style.

Shabby Hotel Hoppers That Piss In The Sink
Acknowledging the gritty, less glamorous aspects of touring and performing as an independent artist.

See Rich Make Money And Poor Make Magic
Highlighting the creative power and skill that comes from having limited resources and opportunities.

"We're Gonna Make You A Star" Bro They All Say That Shit
Cynically calling out the empty promises made by industry professionals and the exploitative nature of the music industry.

A Habit For The Headphones (Kid's Ride The Merry-Go)
Emphasizing the importance and influence of music on one's life, particularly through headphones and personal listening experiences.

Round Down To Meet Me (Inside Your Stereo)
Referencing the intimate, personal connection between an artist and their listeners through the medium of recorded music.

With No Ride, And No Meals Full Of Shrimp
Describing the financial struggles and hardships faced by independent artists who often have to sacrifice comfort and luxuries to pursue their passion.

I'm Broke, But Hip-Hop Can Make Me Feel Like A Pimp
Despite financial struggles, hip-hop provides a sense of confidence and self-worth that transcends material wealth.

See A Man Who Lives Patient, Handles Displacement
Celebrating the resilience and perseverance required to thrive as an artist, particularly when faced with constant rejection and financial instability.

Writing Rhymes For You In A Candle Lit Basement
Describing the actual process of creating music and the humble, unglamorous surroundings in which it often takes place.

This Is For The Cause In The Music
Acknowledging the deeper meaning and purpose behind their music, beyond just personal gain or entertainment.

The Gift That We're Building
Viewing music as a gift and a way to connect with others, rather than just a commodity to be sold or consumed.

We All Gotta Use It For Lifting These Children
Encouraging the use of music as a tool for social change and empowerment, particularly for future generations.

I Havent Been The Same Since I Fell In The Well
Referencing personal struggles and hardships that have influenced their music and outlook on life.

I Wished And Found Love Where Them Atliens Dwell
Finding hope and positivity in unexpected places, including in the music and culture of marginalized communities.

Opportunity's Blind I Dont Wonder If He's Comin
Describing the unpredictability and uncertainty of success in the music industry.

So Look Mum No Hands I Made Somethin Outta Nothin'
Celebrating the ability to create something meaningful and impactful despite limited resources and opportunities.

And I Hope This Feeling Stays Till Tomorrow
Expressing gratitude and appreciation for the positive emotions and connections created through their music.