Way Back
Flesh Bone Lyrics

Oh, yeah if I could go back, way back, way back
The singer wishes they could go back in time to relive past experiences.

If I could go back, way back.
The singer continues to express their desire to revisit past events.

I swoop that n**** E up in my Cadillac, and we could hit a corner, get a fat a** sack
The singer wants to pick up their friend, Eazy-E, in their car so they can smoke weed together.

I'm checking for ya ladies, where ya at?
The artist is looking for women to spend time with.

Remember that cool a** n****, true thugs, my n****, that G that put me on
The artist reminisces about Eazy-E, who helped their music career.

Thinking about it, it should'nt go wrong, why would a n**** Eazy-E, he gone
The singer wonders why Eazy-E passed away despite being so successful.

Never really had a chance to say thank you for giving Mo Thug mo love, and now that you laugh and sing on up above, you gotta be laughing, n****s we set it off multi platinum
The singer regrets not thanking Eazy-E for the success he brought to their music group, Mo Thug.

Stacking my chips, I'm dropping these hits down every hour
The artist is making money by releasing successful music frequently.

And I been smoking these weed trees with them sticky leaves, blaze to the mighty power
The artist enjoys smoking marijuana for its strong effects.

Six deep in the Benz-O, 6-double-O thug stroll to the studio, little Lay, Kray, Biz, Wish, Flesh here to rhyme so cold, rap flow never heard before
The artist and their group are on their way to the recording studio, and they're known for their unique and innovative rap style.

As we ride, as we roll, roll. Reminiscing out the games we played. Those were the days, those were the days. Never let em slip away.
The singer thinks fondly of the past and wants to hold onto those memories.

If I can go back, I be me and Stack, hitting, thugging it in drawely
The artist wishes they could spend time with their past self and friend, Stack, engaging in illegal activities in the neighborhood of Drawely.

When all of this rapping was really a hobby. Rolling in a Malibu, mobbing with Wally
The singer remembers how they used to rap as a hobby while hanging out with their friend, Wally, in a Malibu car.

To this day, feeling like yesterday, when it was Bizzy, Flesh, [Wish], lil?Lay, and Kray
The singer thinks back to a time when their music group was made up of five members - Bizzy, Flesh, Wish, Lay, and Kray.

We took a one-way ticket to L.A. Creeping on a come up, we had to meet Eazy, better believe me. Them was the good times, dropping them good rhymes, yes indeed
The singer recalls when they and their group went to L.A. to meet Eazy-E and how they had good times creating music together.

And you know we put it down for the love of the cheese, for the love of the game, and the real O.G.s
The artist and their group are motivated to create music for the love of money, the love of music, and the respect of older gang members.

For the love of my Cs, I'm a let it be known. Hip hop thugsta, clique tight with the bones. And a war been on since the first song. Remember them Northcoast thugstas splitting your dome
The artist is proud of their loyalty to their gang, their music genre, and their tight-knit group. They reference a past confrontation with rival gang members.

Hit em home with Tha Crossroads. Dedicated to the lost souls. Bennefit ya, forever we miss ya. Better believe that well never forget ya
The singer mentions their famous song 'Tha Crossroads,' which honors their deceased friends. They will always remember their friends and how much they meant to them.

Take a picture and capture the moment. On a quest for the best, its victory. Nevertheless, we stress this history. Is you feeling me, is you hearing me?
The singer encourages others to remember important moments in their lives and to strive to achieve success. They also ask if their listeners understand their message.

I sending my chrome upside your dome, hater, disrespect my home, n****, lets get it on. Fifth Dog flipped out, and its on. Oh no, y'all testing the Flesh-N-Bone, you wrong
The artist threatens anyone who disrespects their home and family. They reference a past member of their group who flipped out and started a conflict in response to disrespect.

Too many true soldiers set up for murder, stuffed. Unsolved, and it makes me wonder who really involved in killing our prophets. Crossing them off the list, b****es
The artist is angry about the number of innocent people who are murdered and their killers who are rarely caught. They think about who would go after these victims and want to take revenge on them.

So we still on the rise, it ain't no surprise. Beat us, so violent, rowdy Mo Thug riders. Eazy said it, real n****s don't die
Despite the challenges they face, the artist and their group will continue to succeed. They mention their violent style of music and reference a statement Eazy-E once made that real gang members will never truly die.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats the singer's desire to revisit the past.

This is for my homies
The artist dedicates this song to their friends who have passed away.