Love Is On the Way
Blaze & Louie Vega Lyrics


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Yo, it's DJ Kay Slay, The Drama King
And I know where we come from
But if we don't change the way we move
Where we goin' ain't gon' be nowhere nice

It's gettin' cold outside
No love in the streets
Stick up kids gettin' shot tryna eat
I'm stayin' out the way respectfully
Where is the love? There's a war outside
Nothin' 'round here sweet
Can't trust my day ones
That's trying to compete
I'm stayin' out the way respectfully
WherΠ΅ is the love?

Look
It's about to go down, hope your hammΠ΅r close
(Uh, huh) shoot outside the liquor store
The camera's broke
Sellin' poison to my people, no antidote
I can't stand to see my family broke
So I stand and post (I'm posted)
Cocaine, heroin, I can handle both (Uh, huh)
Slam you close, nigga, keep playin' with me
It can be smoke (Cap)
My young boy said he love his granny most
They found cancer in her throat, shit, look
(Rest in peace, Granny)
I don't think my nigga been the same since
(Uh, huh)
Shot seven niggas with the same blick (Brr)
Me and Kutter got rich off the same strip
Back when we was going half on the same brick
(Facts) a lot of niggas in the hood
Was on the same shit (Uh, huh)
Me and Doughboy got burnt by the same bitch
We was in the trenches, took the same risks
Now I got ten tennis bracelets
On the same wrist

It's gettin' cold outside
No love in the streets
Stick up kids gettin' shot tryna eat
I'm stayin' out the way respectfully
Where is the love? There's a war outside
Nothin' 'round here sweet
Can't trust my day ones
That's trying to compete
I'm stayin' out the way respectfully
Where is the love?

How the fuck we make America great again?
(Sheek) when it ain't just white people
Them niggas on your block gon' hate again
(Uh) go on Instagram, see shade again
I try to put it up, but fuck it
I'ma pull out my blade again (I'm back)
I rap like I got a problem with you
I'm always in the gym
And my face look like I'm gon' hit you
(Silverback) but I'm not, I'm cool
I'll let my lil' niggas get you (Uh)
My patience got better
It was thinner than a tissue
Where the love go? I used to ask myself that
(Word)
Before the COVID, niggas barely made contact
I got away from niggas like the Puff contract
(Fuck 'em)
It's no hate in my blood, I'm beyond that
I'm tired of giving niggas passes
When I can see they fake asses
More than Kay Slay glasses (Facts)
I could talk about my money, but why bother?
(Woo) i'm more proud of my career
And I'm a good father

It's gettin' cold outside
No love in the streets
Stick up kids gettin' shot tryna eat
I'm stayin' out the way respectfully
Where is the love? There's a war outside
Nothin' 'round here sweet
Can't trust my day ones
That's trying to compete




I'm stayin' out the way respectfully
Where is the love?

Overall Meaning

The song "Love Is On The Way" by Blaze and Louie Vega featuring Josh Milan and DJ Kay Slay is an emotionally charged track that addresses the lack of love and compassion in society, particularly in the inner cities. DJ Kay Slay sets the tone at the beginning of the song with a brief introduction, highlighting the fact that if we do not change the way we move and interact with one another, the future is bleak and full of despair. The verses then delve deeper into the current state of society, touching on issues such as poverty, violence, drug addiction, and the loss of loved ones. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the struggles faced by many in the inner city and the emotional toll it takes on them.


The chorus serves as a call to action, questioning where the love is and advocating for a change. Despite the bleak nature of the lyrics, there is a glimmer of hope present in the song as well. The title of the track, "Love Is On The Way," suggests that although times may be tough, things will eventually get better if we work together and show compassion towards one another.


Overall, "Love Is On The Way" is a reminder that despite the hardships we may face, we should never lose sight of the importance of love and compassion in our daily lives.


Line by Line Meaning

Yo, it's DJ Kay Slay, The Drama King
Introducing the singer as DJ Kay Slay, The Drama King


And I know where we come from
Acknowledging the singer's understanding of the community's roots


But if we don't change the way we move
Implying that change in action is necessary for progress


Where we goin' ain't gon' be nowhere nice
Warning that failure to change will lead to negative outcomes


It's gettin' cold outside
Observing that the environment is becoming harsher


No love in the streets
Noting that community members lack compassion for one another


Stick up kids gettin' shot tryna eat
Expressing concern for the vulnerable members of the community being harmed


I'm stayin' out the way respectfully
Explaining the artist's choice to avoid dangerous situations


Where is the love? There's a war outside
Questioning the absence of love and highlighting the destructive nature of conflict


Nothin' 'round here sweet
Recognizing the harsh reality of the community


Can't trust my day ones
Expressing distrust for even close friends


That's trying to compete
Noting the presence of unhealthy rivalry among community members


Look
Transitioning into a new perspective


It's about to go down, hope your hammer close
Warning of imminent danger and advising preparation


(Uh, huh) shoot outside the liquor store
Describing a specific scenario of violence in the community


The camera's broke
Implying that there is no surveillance to prevent violence


Sellin' poison to my people, no antidote
Highlighting the harmful impact of drugs on the community without any solution


I can't stand to see my family broke
Expressing the singer's desire to prevent loved ones from experiencing financial hardship


So I stand and post (I'm posted)
Choosing to remain vigilant and alert to prevent harm


Cocaine, heroin, I can handle both (Uh, huh)
Revealing the artist's familiarity with illegal substances


Slam you close, nigga, keep playin' with me
Threatening violent retaliation for disrespect or danger


It can be smoke (Cap)
Implying a willingness to engage in gun violence


My young boy said he love his granny most
Describing a personal relationship with a family member


They found cancer in her throat, shit, look
Sharing that the loved one has a serious health issue


(Rest in peace, Granny)
Acknowledging the passing of the loved one


I don't think my nigga been the same since
Noting the impact of trauma on a friend


(Uh, huh) shot seven niggas with the same blick (Brr)
Boasting about past violent actions


Me and Kutter got rich off the same strip
Describing successful financial endeavors with a friend


Back when we was going half on the same brick
Recalling a specific moment in the past when the partnership began


(Facts) a lot of niggas in the hood
Stating a factual observation about the community


Was on the same shit (Uh, huh)
Noting that many people were involved in similar activities


Me and Doughboy got burnt by the same bitch
Describing negative experiences shared with a friend


We was in the trenches, took the same risks
Recalling difficult times and situations endured together


Now I got ten tennis bracelets
Highlighting financial success and accumulation of wealth


On the same wrist
Mentioning a physical detail for emphasis


How the fuck we make America great again?
Asking a rhetorical question about the current state of the country


(Sheek) when it ain't just white people
Contrasting the notion of America's greatness with the reality experienced by the singer


Them niggas on your block gon' hate again
Pointing out the presence of negativity and opposition even within one's own community


(Uh) go on Instagram, see shade again
Describing the prevalent negativity found on social media


I try to put it up, but fuck it
Admitting defeat in attempting to maintain positivity


I'ma pull out my blade again (I'm back)
Choosing to respond to negativity and danger with aggression


I rap like I got a problem with you
Expressing a confrontational and aggressive approach in the singer's music


I'm always in the gym
Highlighting the singer's dedication to fitness and combat readiness


And my face look like I'm gon' hit you
Describing the artist's physical appearance as intimidating


(Silverback) but I'm not, I'm cool
Dismissing the notion that the artist is inherently violent


I'll let my lil' niggas get you (Uh)
Delegate violent action to others, rather than engaging in it personally


My patience got better
Asserting a personal improvement in emotional control


It was thinner than a tissue
Comparing the artist's previous lack of patience to a delicate tissue


Where the love go? I used to ask myself that
Questioning the loss of love and compassion in the community


(Word) before the COVID, niggas barely made contact
Pointing out the decrease in community interaction prior to the pandemic


I got away from niggas like the Puff contract
Choosing to separate from people who don't align with the singer's goals and values


(Fuck 'em) it's no hate in my blood, I'm beyond that
Dismissing negativity and choosing to prioritize positivity and personal growth


I'm tired of giving niggas passes
Expressing annoyance with forgiving and excusing others' negative behavior


When I can see they fake asses
Recognizing insincerity and deceit in others


More than Kay Slay glasses (Facts)
Comparing the frequency of fake behavior to the commonality of Kay Slay's signature glasses


I could talk about my money, but why bother?
Choosing not to boast about personal wealth


(Woo) i'm more proud of my career
Highlighting the artist's professional success as a source of pride


And I'm a good father
Mentioning the artist's role as a parent


It's gettin' cold outside
Repeating an observation made earlier in the song


No love in the streets
Repeating a statement made earlier in the song


Stick up kids gettin' shot tryna eat
Repeating a statement made earlier in the song


I'm stayin' out the way respectfully
Repeating a personal choice made earlier in the song


Where is the love? There's a war outside
Repeating a question and observation made earlier in the song


Nothin' 'round here sweet
Repeating a statement made earlier in the song


Can't trust my day ones
Repeating a statement made earlier in the song


That's trying to compete
Repeating a statement made earlier in the song


I'm stayin' out the way respectfully
Repeating a personal choice made earlier in the song


Where is the love?
Repeating a question made earlier in the song




Lyrics Β© O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: DEMOND PRICE, JUSTIN CARTISANO, KEITH GRAYSON, RAYMOND BURGHARDT, SEAN JACOBS

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