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1. Leslie Edward Pridgen (born March 24, 1977), better known by his stage name Freeway, is an American rapper. Freeway a.k.a. Philly Freeway began rapping while in high school. He later met fellow rapper Beanie Sigel, who would be signed to Roc-A-Fella and later help Freeway get a contract with the record label. Freeway became one of the label's most visible artists after making his first appearance on The Dynasty: Roc La Familia in 2000 and appearing on several other Roc releases before putting out his solo album, Philadelphia Freeway.
The album was produced primarily by Roc-A-Fella-affiliated artists--Just Blaze, Bink!, Kanye West--and featured mostly Roc-A-Fella rappers as well, many of them from State Property: a Philadelphia-based bunch of Roc members that Freeway and Beanie Sigel had compiled into a group. The album's biggest hit was What We Do, produced by Just Blaze and featuring Jay-Z & Beanie Sigel.
After relations between Beanie Sigel and State Property soured, whether he and Freeway are still friends is unclear. Though Beanie had said he didn't know if he'd work with State Property again, he was present at Jay-Z's I Declare War concert alongside Freeway.
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2. Freeway are a classic British rock covers band based in York. A five piece playing primarily twin guitar rock music from the classic rock era of the 70s and 80s.
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3. A 3-piece blues rock band from Australia
Can You Feel It
Freeway Lyrics
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My friend...
why must it be her?
from now on it's war.
Sikkeureo deutgijocha siro
nunmuri mareudorok bireo
kkeutkkaji galge dugobwa
neon nal jal mot geondeuryeosseo
geunyeoppunin nainde
we non? we no ne yojal gondeuryo
No way!!!
Tuk Tuk teolgo na ireona
danghanmankeum neo
dubodwa
sarang gatgo ujeong gatgo
jangnanchineun no
dubodwa!
Ni saenggangmanhaedo beolsseo
nae momi tteollyeowa
neol yongsomotae ijebuteo neon
Jeonjaengiya (oh)
geopjaengiya(oh)
neon dugo bwa bwa
neon geunyoga tto uljana(oh)
geonjaengiya(oh)
Nae sarang geondeurin neo
Oh neo neo neo (jeonjaengiya)
Geunyeoga tteonadeon nal neon
moreuncheok modu ijeura malhaesseo
mideotdeon niga
chinguin niga
naege ireol su isseo
neol jeojuhagaesseo ije!!!
Geudorounip jebaldamulle
I pinumulda dollyojulge
Ttok ttokhi gwie saegyeo
neoreul jeoldae gaman
andwo!
Eonjenga alge deolgeora
saenggageun haetgetji
neol yongsomotae ijebuteo neon
Jeonjaengiya(oh)
geopjaengiya(oh)
neo dugo bwa bwa
neol geunyoga tto uljana
(oh)
geonjaengiya(oh)
neo dugo bwa bwa
neo geunyeoga tto uljana
(Don't you cry, cry, cry)
neottaeme tto uljana
(Geunyoga bye, bye, bye, bye, bye)
modeunge kkeuchijanha
(Don't you cry, cry, cry)
nae sarang geondeurin neo
Oh neo neo neo (jeonjaengiya)
...
" Goodbye"
Jeonjaengiya(oh)
(Ohhhhhhhhh)
geopjaengiya(oh)
neo dugo bwa bwa neo
geunyeoga to uljanha
(oh)
geopjaengiya(oh)
(jeonjaengiya)
neo dugo bwa bwa
neo geunyeoga tto uljanha
(Ahhhhhhhhhh)
(Don't you cry, cry, cry)
neottaeme tto uljanha
(geunyeoga bye, bye, bye, bye, bye)
modeunge kkeuchijanha
(Don't you cry, cry, cry)
nae sarang geondeurin neo
Oh neo neo neo
jeonjaengiya!!!
The lyrics of Freeway's song Can You Feel It flow like an intense, emotional monologue by someone who has just lost their lover to their friend. The first few lines hint at a love affair with the friend's girl ("My friend... why must it be her?"), who chose to leave with the friend instead of staying with the singer. The singer swears vengeance in response ("from now on it's war"), and as the song progresses, the lyrics zoom into their pain. The singer has been betrayed by their love and their friend ("Saranghaetdeon urinde geunyeoppunin nainde"), and the only recourse seems to be to battle ("Jeonjaengiya... geopjaengiya...").
The lyrics are very emotive, and most listeners would relate to the pain of heartbreak and betrayal in them. The tempo is upbeat, and the song's melody is catchy, which contrasts with the sorrowful lyrics. These contrasting elements make the song unique and memorable. The song is also notable for featuring prominent usage of auto-tune, a technique that was not widespread at the time.
Line by Line Meaning
My friend...
Freeway is addressing someone close to him, possibly a friend, and expressing his confusion and frustration regarding a situation involving a woman.
why must it be her?
Freeway is questioning why this particular woman is the root of the problem he is facing.
from now on it's war.
Freeway has reached a point of no return and is ready to fight to resolve the situation.
Sikkeureo deutgijocha siro
This Korean phrase translates to 'Stay quiet, just watch.' Freeway may be telling his friend to keep an eye on the situation, but to not take action just yet.
nunmuri mareudorok bireo
Tears keep falling like rain. Freeway is deeply affected by this situation and is emotional as a result.
kkeutkkaji galge dugobwa
Freeway is determined to see this situation through to the end, no matter what.
neon nal jal mot geondeuryeosseo
Freeway feels betrayed by someone who he thought was on his side, possibly the woman at the center of the situation.
Saranghaetdeon urinde
Freeway is hinting at a past relationship with the woman that is now causing problems.
geunyeoppunin nainde
Freeway may be suggesting that the woman is involved with someone else, adding another layer of conflict to the situation.
we non? we no ne yojal gondeuryo
This Korean phrase roughly translates to 'Are we going to fight or what?' Freeway is addressing someone, potentially the woman, and asking if they are going to take this situation to the next level.
No way!!!
Freeway is emphatically rejecting the idea of giving in or backing down from the conflict at hand.
Tuk Tuk teolgo na ireona
This Korean phrase essentially means 'Let's do it' or 'Let's get it started.' Freeway is feeling energized and ready to take action.
danghanmankeum neo
Freeway feels like he is up against someone who is of significance and influence.
dubodwa sarang gatgo ujeong gatgo
This Korean phrase means 'Hate and love at the same time.' Freeway may be expressing his mixed emotions toward the woman at the center of the situation.
jangnanchineun no dubodwa!
Freeway is declaring that he will not back down to someone who is trying to stop him or block his path.
Ni saenggangmanhaedo beolsseo
Freeway is frustrated that he cannot get this woman out of his mind even though she is causing him trouble.
nae momi tteollyeowa
Freeway is feeling physically affected, possibly with anxiety, over the situation with the woman.
neol yongsomotae ijebuteo neon
Freeway is addressing the woman directly and blaming her for the conflict.
Jeonjaengiya (oh)
This Korean phrase means 'It's a battle.' Freeway is emphasizing the magnitude and intensity of the situation.
geopjaengiya(oh)
This Korean phrase means 'It's a crisis.' Freeway is expressing that this situation has reached a critical point.
neon dugo bwa bwa
Freeway is calling out the woman for her actions that have caused this conflict.
neon geunyoga tto uljana(oh)
Freeway is suggesting that the woman will regret her actions and face consequences as a result.
geonjaengiya(oh)
This Korean phrase means 'It's a war.' Freeway is emphasizing that this situation has escalated to a point of conflict.
Nae sarang geondeurin neo
Freeway is revealing that he once had feelings of love for this woman.
Oh neo neo neo (jeonjaengiya)
Freeway is repeating that this is a battle and emphasizing the serious nature of the situation.
Geunyeoga tteonadeon nal neon
Freeway is expressing that the woman in question has left him, causing him pain.
moreuncheok modu ijeura malhaesseo
Freeway is venting his frustration that the woman has caused everyone involved to suffer with no justification.
mideotdeon niga chinguin niga
Freeway may be speaking to someone who he previously considered a friend but is now involved with the woman who is causing conflict.
naege ireol su isseo
Freeway is suggesting that this person has the potential to help him in some way.
neol jeojuhagaesseo ije!!!
Freeway is calling out the woman for her actions and suggesting that she needs to take responsibility to resolve the situation.
Geudorounip jebaldamulle
This Korean phrase roughly translates to 'I'll have you see for yourself.' Freeway is reassuring his friend that they will witness the outcome of this situation together.
I pinumulda dollyojulge
Freeway is suggesting that he will go to great lengths to reveal the truth behind this situation and clear his name.
Ttok ttokhi gwie saegyeo
This Korean phrase means 'Plant it firmly.' Freeway is expressing his desire to firmly establish his stance and clear his name.
neoreul jeoldae gamanandwo!
Freeway will never tolerate the woman's behavior again and is determined to cut her out of his life.
Eonjenga alge deolgeora
Freeway may be addressing the woman and suggesting that she will regret her actions in the future.
saenggageun haetgetji
Freeway is hopeful that he can move on from this situation and learn from it.
Jeonjaengiya(oh)
Freeway is repeating that this is a battle and emphasizing the serious nature of the situation.
geopjaengiya(oh)
This Korean phrase means 'It's a crisis.' Freeway is expressing that this situation has reached a critical point.
neo dugo bwa bwa
Freeway is calling out the woman for her actions that have caused this conflict.
neol geunyoga tto uljana(oh)
Freeway is suggesting that the woman will regret her actions and face consequences as a result.
geonjaengiya(oh)
This Korean phrase means 'It's a war.' Freeway is emphasizing that this situation has escalated to a point of conflict.
(Don't you cry, cry, cry)
Freeway is attempting to reassure the woman that she should not break down and should face the situation head-on.
neottaeme tto uljana
Freeway is suggesting that the woman will cry again in the future because of her actions.
(Geunyoga bye, bye, bye, bye, bye)
Freeway is expressing that the woman will eventually be left alone because of her behavior.
modeunge kkeuchijanha
This Korean phrase translates to 'Everything is over.' Freeway is suggesting that the situation has escalated to a point of no return.
nae sarang geondeurin neo
Freeway is expressing that he once had feelings of love for this woman.
Oh neo neo neo (jeonjaengiya)
Freeway is repeating that this is a battle and emphasizing the serious nature of the situation.
" Goodbye"
Freeway is saying goodbye, likely to the woman who caused the conflict, and moving on from this situation.
Jeonjaengiya(oh)
Freeway is repeating that this is a battle and emphasizing the serious nature of the situation.
(Ohhhhhhhhh)
This line is a vocal ad-lib and doesn't carry a specific meaning.
geopjaengiya(oh)
This Korean phrase means 'It's a crisis.' Freeway is expressing that this situation has reached a critical point.
neo dugo bwa bwa neo
Freeway is calling out the woman for her actions that have caused this conflict.
geunyeoga to uljanha (oh)
Freeway is suggesting that the woman will regret her actions and face consequences as a result.
(oh)
This line is a vocal ad-lib and doesn't carry a specific meaning.
geopjaengiya(oh)
This Korean phrase means 'It's a crisis.' Freeway is expressing that this situation has reached a critical point.
(jeonjaengiya)
Freeway is repeating that this is a battle and emphasizing the serious nature of the situation.
neo dugo bwa bwa
Freeway is calling out the woman for her actions that have caused this conflict.
neo geunyeoga tto uljanha
Freeway is suggesting that the woman will regret her actions and face consequences as a result.
(Ahhhhhhhhhh)
This line is a vocal ad-lib and doesn't carry a specific meaning.
(Don't you cry, cry, cry)
Freeway is attempting to reassure the woman that she should not break down and should face the situation head-on.
neottaeme tto uljanha
Freeway is suggesting that the woman will cry again in the future because of her actions.
(geunyeoga bye, bye, bye, bye, bye)
Freeway is expressing that the woman will eventually be left alone because of her behavior.
modeunge kkeuchijanha
This Korean phrase translates to 'Everything is over.' Freeway is suggesting that the situation has escalated to a point of no return.
(Don't you cry, cry, cry)
Freeway is attempting to reassure the woman that she should not break down and should face the situation head-on.
nae sarang geondeurin neo
Freeway is expressing that he once had feelings of love for this woman.
Oh neo neo neo
This line is a repetition of an earlier line and carries the same meaning.
(jeonjaengiya!!!)
Freeway is repeating that this is a battle and emphasizing the serious nature of the situation.
Contributed by Ethan P. Suggest a correction in the comments below.