We From The Bronx
Boy/Girl Lyrics
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Just you and me baby baby baby babe
Wait and see.
Hold on, sit tight.
Are you ready for a crazy ride?
Your on your own, it ain't right.
Somethings gotta give tonight.
[Bridge:]
So if you want to run, run and disappear.
You and I can bust are ways right out of here.
[Chorus:]
Together we can.
Shoot the moon, stop the rain even ride a hurricane,
If we wanna.
Walk into space, save the human race, do you think we oughta? [x2]
If we take our time, we can have it all.
I don't think we're gonna make it on our own.
Together we can.
Even ride a hurricane, if we wanna.
Walk into space save the human race.
Do you think we oughta?
Together we can!
The song We From The Bronx by Boy/Girl talks about two people who believe that they can accomplish anything if they stick together. The opening lines of the song suggest that the duo is confident in their abilities to succeed in life, and they urge their partner to follow their lead. The repeated use of the word "baby" indicates that this message of hope is intended for a romantic interest.
The chorus of the song emphasizes the duo's determination to achieve their goals. They suggest that they can do anything, from shooting the moon to saving the human race. The mention of 'riding a hurricane' and 'walking into space' are hyperbole that highlights the immense capacity of the young hopeful Bronx residents. The bridge reassures the partner that they can overcome any obstacle if they work together. The line "You and I can bust our way right outta here," suggests that they intend to leave the Bronx and make something of themselves together.
Overall, We From The Bronx is a song filled with optimism and hope. It emphasizes the power of teamwork and encourages individuals to work together to achieve their dreams.
Line by Line Meaning
We can do anything
We have the power and ability to achieve anything
Just you and me baby baby baby babe
Only us two can make it happen, we're in this together
Wait and see.
Just have faith and trust in us, you'll witness what we can do
Hold on, sit tight.
Get ready for what's coming, buckle up and be prepared
Are you ready for a crazy ride?
Are you ready for what's about to ensue? It may be wild and unexpected
Your on your own, it ain't right.
Going through life alone is not fair or ideal
Somethings gotta give tonight.
Something needs to change or happen tonight
So if you want to run, run and disappear.
If you want to escape or leave, that's okay
You and I can bust our ways right out of here.
We can work together to get out of this difficult situation
Together we can. Shoot the moon, stop the rain even ride a hurricane,
As a team, we can accomplish even the most difficult or impossible tasks
If we wanna.
If that's what we desire and are willing to work towards
Walk into space, save the human race, do you think we oughta?
We can even achieve grand, world-changing goals together
If we take our time, we can have it all.
If we are patient and persistent, we can achieve all that we desire
I don't think we're gonna make it on our own.
I believe we need each other to succeed and thrive
Together we can.
We are capable of achieving greatness as a unified team
Even ride a hurricane, if we wanna.
We can even take on the most difficult challenges without fear
Walk into space save the human race.
We can work towards noble, lofty goals that benefit all of humanity
Do you think we oughta?
Do you believe we should aim for these grand achievements?
Together we can!
We can accomplish anything when we are united
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: MICHELE MC CORD, WILL ROBINSON
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This bio is describing a different band. Boy/Girl is a 3 piece from Oxnard California. Isaac Chavez on vocals/guitar Maxine lemuz on bass/vocals and Eddie madec on drums
@truly-oni3945
@@YattaMoyo My dad is a former gangster and from what I could surmise form all his stories related to gang shit is.... The gang ain't SHIT.
Let me reiterate.... Gangs ain't SHIT.
Legitimately, nothing good comes from being in a gang. You might have short term success. But it's NOT good in the long-run. Very few people actually make it doing gang shit.
How many rappers have died because of gang shit when they didn't have to involve themselves in it?
Again.... Gangs, ain't shit.
@fw.Knocks
For People Who Don’t Know, The First Guy is known as Nas Ebk who was robbed before his lock up. They stole a lot of items from him and to this day everyone still comes at him for that. The Second Guy is known as Dthang Gz who was recently sentenced to 100+ years facing multiple charges. The other RPT / YGz members continuously saying “free da guys” however, this does NOT include Dthang which shows how much his gang forgot about him. (Fun Fact: Dthang Gz and Sha EK started Bronx Drill together) For the third guy, He goes by Blockwork who was an OY Gang member back when the OYOGz were all allied. Blockwork grew up with other OYz such as Sugarhill Keem, Edot Baby, etc. Sugarhill Keem claimed Blockwork snitched allegedly due to a gun being found in a car with Sugarhill Keem and Blockwork. Since Sugarhill Keem was more defensive, they took his side instead of Blockwork’s side which lead to a diss track towards Blockwork which concluded: (OY) Sugarhill Keem, (OY) Edot Baby, (OGz) Sha EK which would lead to a diss towards Blockwork although they were all close with him. A few Other OY Members such would make a diss track on him called “41K” after he switched sides to another gang called 41. 41 was a gang recommended by Blockwork’s Manager due to the backlash Blockwork was getting so, He Joined 41. He even made a song with Dee Billz (41) called “OGzK” in response to Sha EK. One of the OY Members was named Notti Osama who was a young 14 year old that was taken under Blockwork’s Wing. He was one of the Members in the song called “41K”. All Of Blockwork’s Close Friends were dissing him making him lonely. He decided to drop a song called “Switch Sides” to clear out the drama which basically also meant he wasn’t ok with the problems with his own friends. After all of that drama happened, Notti Osama was stabbed to death as OY members made a song called “Notti Gang” in a tribute towards Notti Osama. Blockwork made a “Notti Gang” song although Notti dissed Blockwork. Since Blockwork left 41, 41 made a song called “Notti Bop” which went #1 trending in the world when first released. The OYOGz would begin to split apart. Sha EK and a few other OGz members did the Notti Bop in response to allegedly OY members “smoking their deads”. Soon Later, The First Drill Rapper to put OY on the map, Edot Baby allegedly committed suicide leading Blockwork to make more tributes although Edot dissed Blockwork as well. Sugarhill Keem was locked up. Blockwork was on live showing proof he didn’t snitch which lead to a video of Sugarhill Keem talking to police as Blockwork was silent. In conclusion, OY dropped Blockwork due to false allegations.
@pekkycr
Respect for writing all of that 🫡
@enel7647
Feel bad for him bro is the definition of lone wolf, him VS the wrld but still stood up
@jxreaper
The fact that I read all of that..
@pekkycr
@@jxreaper yea
@mightymoeanimates5495
Nas Ebk got robbed for wedding cake flavored weed
@annastaciavailoa4544
“F the beef I just wanna be loved.”
-Blockwork
@ySantana.
How you a gangster you never did nun
@ScamLaden
@@ySantana.u don't know Wat somebody did u on YT shorts talking crazy😂 fkin loser