No Exit
Akinyele Lyrics

I want to get out this relationship
The singer wants to leave their current romantic relationship.

But I'm scared that my man will flip
The singer is afraid that their partner will react with anger or violence if they try to end the relationship.

He always swears how he's gonna kill me
The singer's partner often makes verbal threats of violence, specifically saying he will kill the singer.

And fill me with the bullets from his clip
The partner threatens to shoot the artist, using the ammunition in his gun.

I met her in Queens her personality was erotic
The artist met a woman in Queens who he found physically attractive and sexually alluring.

She asked me where I come from, and I just replied "The projects"
In response to the woman's question, the singer informs her that he comes from a lower-income urban area - the "projects."

Love at first sight as she was staring
The singer and the woman instantly feel drawn to each other, even at first glance.

Checking me up and down, yeah, at the gear that I was wearing
The woman looks the artist over, admiring his clothing and sense of style.

I had an office jacket, Polo shirt, diamond on my hand
The artist is wearing somewhat expensive clothing and jewelry.

Stonewashed pants ticked inside of some Timberlands
The artist is wearing a pair of popular fashion footwear.

Her eyes just stayed on my face
The woman focuses her attention on the singer's face.

She threw her hand on my hip and felt the four-fifths on my waist
The woman touches the artist's hip and notices that he is carrying a gun.

Yo, my name is Ak the hard rock shit that shot a cop with a glock
The singer introduces himself as "Ak," a tough guy who has shot a police officer with a type of gun called a Glock.

Cause he tried to make the money STOP
The singer implies that he shot the police officer because he was trying to interfere with the singer's illegal money-making activities.

She didn't speak, she didn't START, she didn't TALK
The woman does not express any reaction or emotion in response to the singer's story.

All of the sudden let's take a WALK through the PARK
The artist and the woman decide to go for a walk together in a nearby park.

But it was dark, she didn't bother
Although it is nighttime, the woman is not afraid to go for a walk with the artist.

She probably thought I was trying to play her out
The singer believes that the woman may have assumed he was trying to deceive or manipulate her.

Like a Central Park jogger
The singer compares himself to an infamous criminal who assaulted a jogger in central park.

But that's not my style that's what I'm telling ya
The artist assures the woman that he is not like the aforementioned criminal and has no intention of harming her.

Give me your number and I'll probably call you up on my cellular
The artist asks the woman for her phone number and suggests that he will contact her using his mobile phone.

At night we spoke for hours and hours and hours and hours
The artist and the woman talked on the phone for extended periods of time, often late at night.

Hot convo turned into cold showers
Their sexually suggestive talk eventually led to masturbation or other sexual activity while alone.

Monogamy, yo, increased to pornography
The relationship between the artist and the woman became more sexually explicit and involved the consumption of pornography.

Miss Astrologist because she looked like a star to me
The singer refers to the woman as "Miss Astrologist" because she is attractive and seems otherworldly or divine to him.

But I be dressing sharper than those brothers with Farrakahan
The singer believes that he dresses more stylishly or fashionably than men who follow the teachings of Louis Farrakhan, a leader in the African-American community.

Throwing a lucky charm without a leprachaun's arm
The singer suggests that he is able to influence or impress others without relying on supernatural or magical powers.

Out on the streets dealing and sticking up
The artist is engaged in illegal activities such as selling drugs and robbing people.

I try to make her look appealing
The artist wants the woman to be more attractive or desirable to other people.

I went out and started tricking bucks
The singer spent money on expensive clothes and accessories in order to make the woman look more attractive.

I got her all dressed up, she used to look messed up
The singer succeeded in making the woman look more fashionable and attractive than she had previously appeared.

Now all of her friends can't wait to be next up
The woman's friends are now envious of her newfound sense of style and attractiveness, and want the same treatment.

I need to get her thoughts fixed up
The artist believes that the woman's thinking or decision-making is flawed, and he wants to change her mindset.

She fell into a blender, she got the stuff all mixed up
The artist believes that the woman is confused or disoriented and needs to be more clear-headed.

She caught me talking about a quits
The woman heard the singer talking about ending their relationship.

But that's that old bullshit
The artist suggests that his talk of ending the relationship was insincere or not to be taken seriously.

It's ain't over til I say it's over, miss
The singer insists that he has the final say in whether their relationship ends, not the woman.

So if you want to catch a fit, you catch a melon split
The singer implies that the woman will face violence or retaliation if she tries to leave the relationship or challenge his authority.

Once you in there ain't no exit
The singer is warning the woman that, once she has entered into the relationship with him, she will not be able to leave it without facing negative consequences.

I talk a good game of pain
The artist suggests that he is able to inflict emotional or physical pain on others and speaks about it confidently.

Put it in your ear and let it rain
The artist wants others to hear about his ability to cause pain and suffering.

Benadryl can't stop the migrane
The singer suggests that his words and actions will cause a great deal of discomfort or distress, beyond what medicine like Benadryl can alleviate.

Once my voice touch your brain
The singer believes that his words have a powerful impact on those who hear them.

So you can talk that fast slang dialect
The artist suggests that others may try to insult or criticize him using slang or informal language.

But I got a tec to keep you in check
The artist claims to have a gun that he will use to control or intimidate others.

Other words make you come correct
The artist believes that, when he speaks to people, they will behave more obediently or deferentially to him as a result.

Think that to stop giving the loving
The singer believes that, in order to end their romantic relationship, the woman must stop having sex with him.

You must be smoking pestacide because you're damn sure bugging
The artist believes that the woman is being ridiculous or crazy by considering leaving the relationship or refusing to have sex with him.

After one hit you're ready to split
The singer suggests that the woman is likely to leave him or end their relationship after a single instance of his violent or threatening behavior.

What, are you test crashing cars?
The singer is incredulous at the idea that the woman could leave him or end their relationship, comparing her to someone who recklessly crashes cars in order to test them.

That's that ol' dumb dumb shit
The singer suggests that the woman's behavior or thinking is foolish or illogical.

You don't flatter me tring to sign off
The artist is not impressed or flattered by the woman's attempts to end their relationship.

You best to take the batteries out your watch if you want some time off
The artist implies that, if the woman wants to take time away from the relationship, she should try to evade him entirely and not even use a watch that might remind her of him.

I write my name on your street curb
The singer has left his mark on the woman's neighborhood, possibly in a menacing or threatening way.

So you can scratchmy letetrs girl if you want to mark my words
The singer suggests that he knows the woman will not forget him or the relationship, and implies that she might try to "mark" his words in some way.

I got the Calimyne BESIDE ME
The artist has some sort of powerful weapon or tool readily available, possibly capable of harming or injuring others.

In case you want to TRY ME
The artist is ready to defend himself or attack others if necessary.

And break out on my ass like poison IVY
The artist is afraid of the woman turning against him or harming him, comparing her to a poisonous plant.

You better take it or ease, roll up you sleeves
The singer wants the woman to be prepared for a violent or intense confrontation if she challenges him or tries to leave the relationship.

And prepare to go all out like New Year's Eve
The artist suggests that the woman should be ready for a party-like atmosphere or celebratory feeling similar to New Year's Eve, but with a potentially more dangerous or violent outcome.

Trying to take my dough like a Swaggart
The singer believes that the woman is trying to take his money, comparing her to disgraced religious figure Jimmy Swaggart.

Girl, I have to bag ya and fall on your head like Niagra
The singer is threatening the woman with violence, comparing it to the powerful flow of water from Niagara Falls.

Shit, you're bound to catch it, once I start flexing
The singer is confident that he will be able to exert his power and intimidate or hurt others if necessary.

Ayo bum bitch there ain't no exit
The artist is telling the woman that there is no escape from his grasp or control.