Eternal E
Eazy-E Lyrics

Yo this is Yella
Introduction from Yella

as we wine down to the final song
The final song of Eazy-E's record

I wanted to make this one to remember my lil nigga E
Dedication to Eazy-E who passed away too soon

I know he wanted this track on his record
Eazy-E would have wanted this song on his record

though he was takin' from us to god damn soon
Eazy-E's death was premature

so I finished for him peace nigga...
Peaceful goodbye to Eazy-E

We did a song fuck da police you know
Reference to N.W.A.'s song 'Fuck tha Police'

and everybody been hearing fuck sayin'
The phrase 'fuck' has been used by everyone

fuck da police for years and years and years
'Fuck tha Police' has been around for a long time

and finally it took a muthaphukka to video tape
The Rodney King video brought attention to police brutality

a nigga gettin' the shit beat out of him
Rodney King was brutally beaten by police

for everybody else to say fuck da police
After the Rodney King incident, people began protesting police brutality

and we did fuck da police people put us down
N.W.A. faced criticism for their song against the police

and sayed we were ahead of our time you know it
N.W.A. was ahead of their time for speaking out against police brutality

took the video you know ya shot by accident
The Rodney King video was captured by accident

to tell the truth and open the worlds eyes
The Rodney King video brought attention to police brutality worldwide

yes we do have a serious problem in L.A.
There is a serious issue with police brutality in Los Angeles

and other citys true retaliate happens all the time
Police brutality happens in other cities as well

people tryin' to change things for years but I don't
Efforts to change policing have been ongoing for years

think anything is gonna help the problem is to deep
The problem of police brutality is deeply rooted

N.W.A. is just being brutally honest.
N.W.A. is being honest about the issue of police brutality

City of Compton (x2)
Repeating the name of the city where N.W.A. is from

They swearin' on cable T.V. it ain't teachin'
Cable TV isn't educating anyone

nobody nothin' new cause little kids grow up
Children are exposed to negative language and actions

you know one, two years old hearin' there mother
Children as young as one or two years old are exposed to negative language by their parents

sayin' fuck this, you little son of bitch I beat
Parents curse and threaten violence on their children

the shit out of you and all this shit and you know
Parents use harsh language and threats towards their children

they pick up from all the shit and you know so they
Children learn negative behaviors from their parents

learn shit you know it's not gonna be teachin'
Negative behavior isn't going to be unlearned by cable TV

muthaphukkaz nothin' new cause I got some new words
Eazy-E doesn't believe cable TV can teach people anything new

for your ass.
Eazy-E has some new words for listeners

We don't tell you to go out and gang bang
N.W.A. doesn't condone gang activity

we tell you ya know and our songs is as you
N.W.A.'s songs are realistic and tell the truth

if you could go out stealin' and killin'
N.W.A. is commenting on the harsh reality of street life

and beatin' up people all day but that person
Violence and brutality leads to negative consequences

ends up dead or in jail sometimes he gets away
Violence can lead to death or legal trouble

you know and we don't have no rags no red no blue
N.W.A. isn't associated with any specific gang colors

rags and tellin' we gonna go out and creep or go
N.W.A. doesn't promote gang activity in their music

out and do that other thing or whateva it is
N.W.A. isn't promoting any illegal activity

you know we ain't tell you to be joinin' no gang
N.W.A. doesn't support joining a gang

or whateva else.
N.W.A. doesn't promote any illegal activity

Rollin Down (x3)
Repeating the phrase 'Rollin Down'

Eazy-Muthaphukkin-E
Eazy-E's name

The Hip-Hop Thugsta
Eazy-E's self-proclaimed title

from the see-P-T
From the city of Compton

Compton Style
Eazy-E represents Compton and its style

Real Niggaz
Eazy-E is a true representation of black life

Nigga For Life
Eazy-E is a 'nigga for life'

We don't Die..(x3)
Repeating the phrase 'We don't die'

I'd like to send all my love out to his kids
Sending love to Eazy-E's children

and my God Son Derik, Little D
Shoutout to Eazy-E's godson

to all his family
Sending love to Eazy-E's family

to his wife and everybody who loved him
Sending love to Eazy-E's wife and all those who loved him

and the people that didn't love 'em
Acknowledging that not everyone loved Eazy-E

yo E tell these niggaz what's up
Asking Eazy-E to say his piece

"I say Fuck 'Em"
Eazy-E's message to his haters

hehehehaha
Eazy-E laughs at his haters

I tried that's right fuck these Muthaphukkaz
More of Eazy-E's message to his haters

to all the real niggaz out there
Shoutout to all the 'real niggaz'

we still in this muthaphukka
N.W.A. is still here and active

beware...96 Style....96 Style
Warning to others to be careful, repeating a year

Yeah Big Man we out.
Closing statement

As I was sayin' before
Continuing earlier thoughts from Eazy-E

see you around buddy boy
Eazy-E says goodbye

I'm feelin' to fuck all
Eazy-E's vulgar statement

goodbye
Final goodbye from Eazy-E

hahahahahaahahahmmmmhehehemhmhhmhheeheheheheeh
Eazy-E's laughter and noises

oooooooooooooh Shit!
Exclamation to finish the song