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Everywhere I Go
Abra Cadabra Lyrics


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Yeah
Yeah
No problem, no problem (no problem, no problem)
Yeah, hey

I've been in these streets so long that these bad habits still with me (still with me)
You don't know how it feels, I got guns all around me to ensure my peace (to ensure my peace)
And everywhere I go, everywhere I go, gotta mind how I roll (yeah, mind how I roll)
Mind how I roll (yeah)

Anywhere I go (go)
I gotta tuck it when I'm touchin' on the road (on the road)
'Cause life is precious, anytime, that shit can go
I swear, I'd rather sleep in in the cage than in the floor (yeah)
Rule number one in these streets
You won't survive in these streets with no patience
They say the streets a dirty game and I played it (I played it)
Ooh, Lord, don't let them kill me on these pavements (don't let 'em)
That's why I barely touch the streets when I'm naked
I keep heaters right beside me, I don't give a fuck (woah)
I'm tryna stay alive long enough to live it up (woah)
I got beef all around me, I ain't slippin' up
From my old friends, they wish they was as lit as us
Pagans, that's the only life to me that's worth wastin'
But I'm a rapper, can't do both, I gotta face it (I can't do both)
But that don't mean I'm never puttin' on my latex (latex)

I've been in these streets so long that these bad habits still with me (still with me)
You don't know how it feels, I got guns all around me to ensure my peace (to ensure my peace)
And everywhere I go, everywhere I go, gotta mind how I roll (yeah, mind how I roll)
Mind how I roll (yeah)

Free my little nigga S, free my little nigga Boogs (free my nigga)
Free my nigga Cash, free my nigga Jugg (free him)
Judge ain't bat an eyelid when he threw them all the book
You wouldn't understand this pain if you don't understand the hood (nah)
You see this pain, you gotta shake it (you gotta shake it)
They locked my niggas all away, they got them wasted (got them wasted)
They gave my little niggas more than their age
Man, I hope that they can take it (I hope that they can take it)
I'm tryin' never to lose my life and slip up in these streets
The roads don't play, that's why I'm prayin' when I wake up from my sleep (I'm prayin')
A lot of man didn't make it this week
The Lord coulda done the same thing with me (mm)

I'm tryin' never to lose my life and slip up in these streets
The roads don't play, that's why I'm prayin' when I wake up from my sleep
A lot of man didn't make it this week
The Lord coulda done the same thing to me (no problem, no problem)

I've been in these streets so long that these bad habits still with me (still with me)
You don't know how it feels, I got guns all around me to ensure my peace (to ensure my peace)
And everywhere I go, everywhere I go, gotta mind how I roll (yeah, mind how I roll)
Mind how I roll
I've been in these streets so long that these bad habits still with me (still with me)
You don't know how it feels, I got guns all around me to ensure my peace (to ensure my peace)
And everywhere I go, everywhere I go, gotta mind how I roll (yeah, mind how I roll)
Mind how I roll

I've been in these streets so long that these bad habits still with me (still with me)
You don't know how it feels, I got guns all around me to ensure my peace (to ensure my peace)
(You don't know how it feels, I got guns all around me to ensure my peace)
No problem, no problem

Overall Meaning

The song "Everywhere I Go" by Abra Cadabra is a reflection of the rapper's experiences growing up in the dangerous streets of London. The chorus of the song emphasizes the constant need to be aware of his surroundings and mind how he rolls as he goes about his daily activities. He talks about the struggles of living in a world where guns and violence are the norm, and the feeling of needing to protect himself at all times.


Throughout the song, Abra Cadabra talks about the dangers of the streets and the importance of being cautious. He emphasizes that life is precious and that he would rather be in jail than dead. He also talks about the pressure to conform to the street life and the temptation to engage in criminal activities, which he acknowledges as the only life worth living.


The song ends on a hopeful note, with Abra Cadabra expressing his gratitude for still being alive and asking for the freedom of his incarcerated friends. The repetition of the words "no problem" at the end of the song suggests that despite the struggles he's faced, he remains resilient and optimistic about the future.


Line by Line Meaning

I've been in these streets so long that these bad habits still with me (still with me)
Despite being in these streets for a while now, I still can't shake off some of my bad habits.


You don't know how it feels, I got guns all around me to ensure my peace (to ensure my peace)
Guns are necessary for me to have peace of mind and feel safe.


And everywhere I go, everywhere I go, gotta mind how I roll (yeah, mind how I roll)
I have to be careful and cautious wherever I go.


Anywhere I go (go) I gotta tuck it when I'm touchin' on the road (on the road)
I have to carry a gun on me when I'm on the road.


'Cause life is precious, anytime, that shit can go
Life is valuable and can end at any moment.


I swear, I'd rather sleep in in the cage than in the floor (yeah)
I would rather be in prison than dead.


Rule number one in these streets, You won't survive in these streets with no patience
Having patience is crucial for survival in the streets.


They say the streets a dirty game and I played it (I played it)
The streets are dangerous and I have experienced it firsthand.


That's why I barely touch the streets when I'm naked
I avoid going out without a gun.


I keep heaters right beside me, I don't give a fuck (woah)
I always have guns with me and I am not afraid to use them.


I'm tryna stay alive long enough to live it up (woah)
I am doing everything I can to stay alive and enjoy life.


I got beef all around me, I ain't slippin' up
I have enemies everywhere and I cannot afford to make any mistakes.


From my old friends, they wish they was as lit as us
My old friends envy my current success and lifestyle.


Pagans, that's the only life to me that's worth wastin'
Harming my enemies is the only thing that gives meaning to my life.


But that don't mean I'm never puttin' on my latex (latex)
I still use protection even though I am not involved in the gang life anymore.


Free my little nigga S, free my little nigga Boogs (free my nigga)
I hope my friends who are incarcerated get released soon.


Judge ain't bat an eyelid when he threw them all the book
The judge was merciless and gave my friends harsh sentences.


You wouldn't understand this pain if you don't understand the hood (nah)
You cannot comprehend the struggles of my life if you haven't come from the same environment.


They locked my niggas all away, they got them wasted (got them wasted)
My friends received long sentences and their potential was wasted.


They gave my little niggas more than their age, Man, I hope that they can take it
My young friends received sentences that are too harsh for their age, I hope they can handle it.


The roads don't play, that's why I'm prayin' when I wake up from my sleep (I'm prayin')
Life on the streets is dangerous, and I pray for safety every day.


A lot of man didn't make it this week
A lot of people died this week.


The Lord coulda done the same thing with me (mm)
I am grateful to still be alive.




Lyrics © Sentric Music
Written by: Abdul Nelson

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