Close My Eyes
Dre Dog Lyrics


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Yeah
It's frisco's finest
And see it as a priviledge when quipto rhymin
If ya (look in my eyes) you can see that they slanted
My sly samarai chopp you down with a hatchet
You can (look at me) and see Q in the flesh
Just boss like rammy moss boy and move to the west
You can (look in my eyes) andyou can tell where they rest
We blessed, the best weed goin straight to your chest
C'mon (look at me) as a real mc, just know that I'm explosive like tnt
Cause u can (look in my eyes) and they like red as the sea
But still I stay two steps ahead of your freaks




Just (look at me) I'm still standing here living proof
A fucken interview,

Overall Meaning

In Dre Dog's song "Close My Eyes," he asserts his dominance as one of San Francisco's finest rappers. He invites his listeners to "look in his eyes" and see a slanted gaze that reflects his cunning and determination. Dre Dog raps about his martial arts skills, invoking the image of a "sly samurai" who can chop down his enemies with a hatchet. He also references his boss-like demeanor, comparing himself to "rammy moss boy" as he moves to the west.


Despite his intimidating persona, Dre Dog confesses that he is just like any other human being. He smokes the best weed and enjoys the same pleasures that his listeners do. However, he reminds them that he is a real MC who is explosively talented, capable of taking down his peers and staying ahead of the game. Dre Dog's lyrics in "Close My Eyes" are a testament to his prowess as a rapper, and he uses his words to convey his message with intensity and skill.


Overall, "Close My Eyes" is a powerful rap song that showcases Dre Dog's lyrical talent and ability to craft a compelling narrative. He paints a vivid picture of himself as a slanted-eyed samurai who is always two steps ahead of his enemies, all while remaining relatable to his audience by indulging in the same vices as they do.


Line by Line Meaning

Yeah
Acknowledging the start of the song.


It's frisco's finest
Stating that Dre Dog is the best rapper in San Francisco.


And see it as a priviledge when quipto rhymin
Recognizing his own skills in rapping and the honor when he gets to do it.


If ya (look in my eyes) you can see that they slanted
Stating that his eyes are slanted and Asian-looking.


My sly samarai chopp you down with a hatchet
Comparing himself to a skilled Japanese warrior using a hatchet as a lethal weapon.


You can (look at me) and see Q in the flesh
Saying that you can see his real self and how he embodies Q, short for Quipto, his rap name.


Just boss like rammy moss boy and move to the west
Referencing a fellow rapper and emulating his attitude of being a boss and moving to the west side of San Francisco.


You can (look in my eyes) and you can tell where they rest
Asserting that you can see his eyes and know where they are located on his face.


We blessed, the best weed goin straight to your chest
Claiming that he and his team are lucky and have the best kind of marijuana, which can instantly affect you when smoked.


C'mon (look at me) as a real mc, just know that I'm explosive like tnt
Encouraging people to see him as a true rapper or MC, and warning them that he can be explosive, like TNT, when he raps or performs.


Cause u can (look in my eyes) and they like red as the sea
Saying that his eyes are bloodshot and red, like the sea, implying that he smokes a lot of weed and stays up late.


But still I stay two steps ahead of your freaks
Boasting that he is smarter and more skillful than his critics, rivals, or enemies.


Just (look at me) I'm still standing here living proof
Touting himself as a survivor and evidence that he is still alive and successful as a rapper.


A fucken interview
Ending the song with a profane expression of his indifferent attitude towards critics, interviewers, or anyone who questions or doubts his talent.




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