Omega
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F] - Yo A what's goin on?
[AZ] - Yo yo, what up baby boy?
[F] - Ohhhhh
[AZ] - Hahaha
[F] - What's the deal my nigga?
[AZ] - Look at you, uh huh, lookin like money
[F] - You know what it is
[AZ] - Yeah
[F] - You know what it is
[AZ] - Yeah
[F] - It's been 2 or 3 years, right?
[AZ] - I know, I been a minute right?
[F] - I know man, listen here
[AZ] - It's all good tho, you know I'm maintaining
[F] - You lookin good though baby boy
[AZ] - I mean whatever, lets get it poppin
[F] - Alright, well I'm with you, gimme ur number
[AZ] - No doubt, no doubt
[F] - Here go my number right here

[Verse 1]
You know the happenings, homies just yapping and
Hand shaking, laughing, and exchanging all they math again
You usually lose touch when you traveling
A few dudes bruise up in the batteling
Parked on Madison across from the Radison
We talked about the taddling some niggaz did in Maryland
Plus discussed, no homicides unraveling
I asked was he dabbling he laughed and said he managing
His Cardi frames was as clear as a camera lens
He hardly changed, I was near in comparison
We joked about how police choked him out
And he claimed as far as fame I had enough to bust in Operas mouth
In other words, I was up in clout
And from the curb I need to pull a Larry Bird fore I'm up and out
Without a sound, snatch my Guinness off the ground
Rose up, gave him a pound and told him, "Homie, hold it down"

[Chorus]
You know the game insane in the brain
Big thangs in the Range, real niggaz never change
And though we homies and we no longer hang
You know you know me and that love still remains
So thru the fame, thru the fire and the flames
I adapt to the pain, real niggaz do the same
And though we homies and we no longer hang
You know you know me and that love still remains

[Verse 2]
It was Tuesday when I saw him, figured Friday I could call him
Woke up early Wednesday morning, flew a chick in from New Orleans
She ain't that average bitch who be dogging for dick
You know them chicks that get you sick when they keep calling
Up in Nostrum's for a fresh pair of the Force 'em
Of course with footwear I be that first nigga that sport 'em
Caught 'em, before the salesmens even had time to assort 'em
Bought 'em, before any celeb stylist eva saw 'em
Warm soon as I copped 'em in the spot playing possum
Debating my destination, lacing, weighing my options
Celly started rocking, I anwsered, "What's poppin'?"
They anwsered and said, "They shot him, now the hood got a problem"
I had to swallow, reaching out for my water bottle
Tryin to figure what nigga, why and by who, then
Before you know it, the other voice told it
It was homie from the old click I just seemed to spoke with

Oh shit, this can't be serious, that's my word, pssssh

[Chorus]

[Verse 3]
It's Doe or Die, we survive till we slain
And it's no surprise, homie was prolly high when they came
I know the guy, he was fly, him and I was the same
A Gemini, with a status symbolized as his name
Godly trained, he could camoflague on any terrain
Cardi frames, we go back like bottles and James
It's a shame cuz they say his baby mom is to blame
But nonchalantly I refrained cuz it constantly changed
From close range, somebody please slowly explain
If they just wanted some jewels why didn't they go for the chain?
If they just wanted some news they coulda left him in his Hanes
But no, they just left a nigga breathless and banged





[Chorus] - 3X

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to AZ's song "Omega" tell the story of two friends reuniting after a few years apart. The first verse details the small talk between the two, discussing their travels, the gossip they've heard about others, and their current lives. The chorus emphasizes the strength of their friendship despite no longer hanging out as much. The second verse takes a darker turn as AZ wakes up to news that his friend has been shot and killed. He reflects on their similarities and shared experiences before expressing confusion and anger at his friend's senseless death.


Throughout the song, AZ emphasizes the importance of maintaining close connections with friends despite time and distance. He also touches on themes of mortality and the senseless violence that plagues many urban communities.


Line by Line Meaning

You know the happenings, homies just yapping and
You know how it is, friends just talking about their lives and exchanging contact information


Hand shaking, laughing, and exchanging all they math again
They greet each other with handshakes, laugh together and exchange phone numbers again


You usually lose touch when you traveling
It's easy to lose contact with people when traveling


A few dudes bruise up in the batteling
Some guys got into a fight


Parked on Madison across from the Radison
They parked on Madison street across from the Radison hotel


We talked about the taddling some niggaz did in Maryland
They discussed the gossiping some guys did in Maryland


Plus discussed, no homicides unraveling
They also talked about no murders happening recently


I asked was he dabbling he laughed and said he managing
AZ asked if he was involved in something sketchy, but the guy laughed and said he was managing


His Cardi frames was as clear as a camera lens
The guy's glasses were very clear and looked like camera lenses


He hardly changed, I was near in comparison
The guy didn't change much over the years while AZ did


We joked about how police choked him out
They joked about a time when the guy got choked out by the police


And he claimed as far as fame I had enough to bust in Operas mouth
The guy joked that AZ was famous enough to sleep with Oprah Winfrey


In other words, I was up in clout
In other words, AZ was very famous and successful


And from the curb I need to pull a Larry Bird fore I'm up and out
AZ needs to make one more big move before he retires from the rap game


Without a sound, snatch my Guinness off the ground
AZ took his beer off the ground without making a noise


Rose up, gave him a pound and told him, "Homie, hold it down"
AZ got up, gave the guy a fist bump and told him to take care


You know the game insane in the brain
The rap game is crazy


Big thangs in the Range, real niggaz never change
There are big things happening and real people stay the same


And though we homies and we no longer hang
Although they're friends and don't hang out much anymore


You know you know me and that love still remains
They still have a strong bond despite not seeing each other much


So thru the fame, thru the fire and the flames
Through all the success and difficulties


I adapt to the pain, real niggaz do the same
AZ adapts to the hardships and real people do too


It was Tuesday when I saw him, figured Friday I could call him
AZ saw the guy on a Tuesday and planned to call him on Friday


Woke up early Wednesday morning, flew a chick in from New Orleans
AZ woke up early on Wednesday and brought a girl from New Orleans over


She ain't that average bitch who be dogging for dick
The girl wasn't a typical girl who was only interested in sex


You know them chicks that get you sick when they keep calling
The kind of girl who annoys you by calling all the time


Up in Nostrum's for a fresh pair of the Force 'em
They went to a store called Nostrum's to get a new pair of Nike Air Force Ones


Of course with footwear I be that first nigga that sport 'em
AZ is always the first to wear new sneakers


Caught 'em, before the salesmens even had time to assort 'em
AZ got the new sneakers before the sales associates had a chance to sort them out


Bought 'em, before any celeb stylist eva saw 'em
AZ bought the new sneakers before any celebrity stylists had a chance to see them


Warm soon as I copped 'em in the spot playing possum
He felt good about his purchase and pretended to be asleep when the guys arrived


Debating my destination, lacing, weighing my options
AZ was deciding where to go next while tying his shoes


Celly started rocking, I anwsered, "What's poppin'?"
His phone started ringing and he answered it saying "What's up?"


They anwsered and said, "They shot him, now the hood got a problem"
The person on the other end told AZ that someone got shot and it's causing problems in the neighborhood


I had to swallow, reaching out for my water bottle
AZ had to take a deep breath and drink some water to deal with the shock


Tryin to figure what nigga, why and by who, then
AZ was trying to figure out who did it and why


Before you know it, the other voice told it
The other person on the phone told AZ who did it


It was homie from the old click I just seemed to spoke with
The person who got shot was someone AZ had just spoken with


It's Doe or Die, we survive till we slain
It's survival of the fittest and we have to keep going until we die


And it's no surprise, homie was prolly high when they came
It's not surprising that the person who got shot was probably under the influence of drugs


I know the guy, he was fly, him and I was the same
AZ knew the guy who got shot and they were similar


A Gemini, with a status symbolized as his name
The guy was a Gemini and he had a nickname that represented his status


Godly trained, he could camoflague on any terrain
The guy was well trained and could blend in anywhere


Cardi frames, we go back like bottles and James
AZ and the guy go way back like popular drink bottles and famous people named James


It's a shame cuz they say his baby mom is to blame
It's a shame because some people say that the person's girlfriend is to blame


But nonchalantly I refrained cuz it constantly changed
AZ decided not to say anything because the story kept changing


From close range, somebody please slowly explain
AZ wanted someone to explain the situation to him in detail


If they just wanted some jewels why didn't they go for the chain?
AZ didn't understand why the attackers didn't just steal his friend's jewelry


But no, they just left a nigga breathless and banged
Instead, they killed him




Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Royalty Network
Written by: MC LEAN, JACKIE

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