Get Ready
Deroe.G Lyrics

Get Ready Get Ready Get Ready--playa huh--Homie what
It's time to gear up and get ready, with emphasis on the words 'playa' and 'homie' for added hype and coolness factor.

All you Thugs Get Ready--all da clubbs get ready--Bussin sluggs get ready--playa huh--homie what
Addressing all the street-wise, tough individuals out there, along with the party-goers and those who are ready to cause a ruckus. The phrase 'bussin sluggs' refers to using firearms to shoot at enemies.

East coast get ready--dirty south get ready--west coast get ready--playa huh--homie what
Calling out to the coasts and all their fans, emphasizing the term 'playa' and 'homie' for added excitement.

Fed up wit you thuggs--goin head up wit you thuggs--can't let up on you thuggs Ready to mash on you thuggs
Expressing frustration and a readiness to take on the 'thuggs' and fight against them, refusing to give up or back down.

Quit runnin wit dose killers and thuggs
Advising listeners to steer clear of dangerous people such as criminals and murderers.

I'll trade you love fo dem sluggs
Suggesting that there is a better exchange than using weapons and violence, such as love, which is far more valuable and meaningful.

Wit dese petti cats slangin dey druggs
Referring to drug dealers as 'petti cats' who slang, or sell, drugs.

Dey say dey love you, I know But all dey want is da dough
Drug dealers may profess love or loyalty to customers, but in reality, they only care about making money.

N if you mess up Still want it Rain Hail Sleet Snow
Drug dealers will continue to demand payment from customers, even if they cannot afford it or have made a mistake.

N all ou playaz -n- thuggs You got dese girls in dese clubbs On da floor shakin it up Lost needin some love
Calling out to the party-goers and gangsters who have left women feeling lost and in need of love and attention.

Rappers die in da field Claimin dey keep it real Got yo glock wit yo dropp Baby packin da steel
Warning that rappers who claim to be authentic and real end up dying violently, while their fans are following their dangerous example and carrying weapons.

I rather be in God's will While dey plottin to kill You can't adjust to da truth Ima still be keepin it real
Preferring to follow God's will rather than getting caught up in dangerous and violent activities. Staying true to oneself and remaining honest and sincere, regardless of external pressures or influences.

Na tell me what you thuggs beleivin Got mothers grievin Squeezin gats Leavin em flat Fo no reason Not even breathen Like you ready to ball You rather slide down a mountain full blades In some alcohol
Asking what the 'thuggs' believe in and pointing out the pain and grief they cause to innocent people by using guns to kill without reason. Suggesting that their reckless behavior is not a sign of strength, but rather a foolish choice that could lead to their own ruin.

Kiss a Parona Dis-ra-spectin yo momma No no fear fo yo life Say you be back on Manyanna
Using hip-hop slang to illustrate disrespect for women and the harsh consequences that come with such behavior.

I was sent by God -n- gotta message fo yo thuggs You ain't feelin me huh--Dat's why you steady bussin sluggs Leavin em dead in dey blood--got mommas feelin like what But Jesus shedd his own blood -n- you claim to be a thugg
Purporting to have a message of hope and redemption from God for the 'thuggs', who may not want to hear it and prefer to continue their violent ways. Reminding them that Jesus sacrificed himself for the greater good, while they are only taking lives and causing pain.

You a coward dat's why you steady packin a steel You a coward dat's why you leavin 'em dead in da field You a coward I know son you claim you keepin it real Maken dem mills you live -n- you die fo da scrill
Calling out gangsters for being cowards who hide behind guns, taking lives and living for money and material gain. Suggesting that such behavior is not 'real' or honorable, despite what they may claim.

Forget you rappers dat won't hear me I bring it real See you laughin -n- jokin like it's a game But you gone feel me Da times I be feelin da fire yo Holy Spirit Da reason I'm droppin I know dat you thuggs gone feel it
Dismissing rappers who are not listening or taking his message seriously, but promising that they will feel his presence and passion nonetheless. Expressing a feeling of being inspired by the Holy Spirit and motivated to spread the truth, despite opposition and ridicule.

See da thugg in yo eye So I gotta reply You betta listen to me son You ain't ready to die To look my Lord up in his eye -N- ya gotta tell em why You waste yo life gettin high So now you gotta fry Bye Bye
Pointing out the 'thuggishness' in people's eyes and warning them that they are not prepared to face death and judgment. Challenging them to explain themselves to God and face the consequences of their choices, such as drug addiction and wasting their lives on temporary pleasures.

Girls up in dis thang You's a queen up in dis thing Don't loose yo dream up in dis thang Fo da cream up in dis thang
Encouraging women to have self-respect and value themselves as queens, rather than losing sight of their dreams and goals for the sake of money or attention.

Said you tired of sheddin tears W/homies dats catchin years When you ready to make a change (Say Homie) we right here
Offering support and understanding to those who are tired of a life filled with sadness, violence, and incarceration. Reminding them that they have allies who are willing to help them make a change.

You cat's gone see da flames Fo sellin yo soul in dis game Son you need to read da Word So you can learn to maintain It's like all da weed you smoke got you loosin yo brain Talkin bout killin babies, I think really insane
Warning that those who sell their souls for fame and fortune will face negative consequences, such as eternal damnation. Suggesting that following spiritual principles and teachings can help maintain a balance and sanity in life. Criticizing those who use drugs and talk about harming innocent children as being truly insane and evil.

All you cowardd be hittin, deficatin when you spittin Split tongue like a serpent Leave em dead be-4 dey bittin I use to run in bedstuy -n- wilin puffin on Laah I got lockdown on da islin were you gettin no smiles
Attacking fake gangsters and rappers who pretend to be tough and dangerous, but are really just copying what they see in the media. Using a snake metaphor to criticize their deceitful nature and dangerous influence on their fans. Sharing a personal anecdote of living in a rough neighborhood where drug use was rampant and people were unhappy and unfulfilled.