Can You Feel It
G.L.M. Lyrics

LBC D-E-F-G
The singer is representing the Long Beach City (LBC) and spelling out the letter sequence D, E, F, and G.

I'm H-I off J's bellin in a T-shirt and blue jeans
The singer is under the influence of drugs (J's) and is wearing casual clothing.

well few dreams ever come true
The singer believes that few people are able to achieve their dreams.

well some do, so nigga say (I'm from the beach too)
Although some people are able to achieve their dreams, the singer is proud to still represent his community in Long Beach City.

Long Beach City G's Funkin
Gangsters from Long Beach City are fighting each other.

and its a pity who many we's punk and drunk
It's unfortunate that many people from the singer's community are acting aggressively and irresponsibly due to intoxication.

in a hotel lobby at a town near you
The fighting and drunkenness is happening in a hotel lobby near the listener's location.

housekeeper's high, and drinkin beer too
Even the hotel staff are drinking and using drugs.

cleared through the night
The activity continued all through the night without intervention or interruption.

my niggaz movin with the skirts
The singer's friends are interacting with women.

in the boxes, houseshoes, and slingshot t-shirts
The men are wearing comfortable, casual clothing.

its gettin late, I'm runnin out of gas
The singer is getting tired and running out of energy.

so Warren G tryin to see what's up on some ass
The rapper Warren G is attempting to engage with women.

really doe, y'all enjoyed the show, good
The singer acknowledges that the audience enjoyed the performance.

but what you know about these Long Beach boys in the hood
The singer is proud to represent his community from Long Beach City and wondering if the audience knows anything about it.

should anything go wrong and niggaz act shitty
In case of any problems or violence, the singer wants the audience to remember that they are in Long Beach City.

remember fool this is Long Beach city, punk
The singer reaffirms that the listener is in Long Beach City and should respect the community.

Can you feel it
The singer is asking the audience if they can feel the energy and excitement of the performance.

Well it was boring until Warren G came on the scene
The singer is acknowledging that the audience was not engaged until Warren G performed.

put the G-Funk with the gangsta lean
Warren G blends the funk music style with gangsterism in his performance.

its been about 2, is he comin through?
It has been approximately two minutes since Warren G's performance ended and the singer is asking if Warren G is coming back.

I dropped this one just to show you I'm true
The singer is showing his authenticity and realness by performing this song.

People say Warren where'd you get that speech
People are curious where Warren G got his unique style of speaking.

in the sandy city right down by the beach
Warren G developed his style of speaking in Long Beach City.

speak, don't speak on, if you want to speak on
The singer is encouraging others to speak up or remain silent based on their preference.

if you want to get yo groove on, LOC on
The Long Beach City community is always ready to party and dance.

to the fullest, bounce rock skate, a new time, a new rhyme, legislate
The singer is encouraging the audience to enjoy themselves to the fullest by dancing and enjoying new music.

that's how we do it in the S-I-X
The singer is proud to represent the Long Beach City area with the area code 562.

LBC, 213, and we straight shit at the next
The singer is referencing area codes from Long Beach City and the surrounding areas and asserting that they produce great music.

so lets party hearty like Lodi Dodi
The singer is encouraging the audience to party and celebrate joyfully like the song 'Lodi Dodi'.

we punkin yo city you betta ask somebody
The Long Beach City community is bringing their music to other cities and making an impact.

'cause if you don't, we ain't showin no pity
If someone is unaware of Long Beach City's music and community impact, they should not expect sympathy or mercy from the community.

more bounce to the ounce and we rockin yo city
The Long Beach City community is bringing a lot of energy and presence to other cities through music.

From city to city and state to state
The singer is referencing the widespread presence and impact of Long Beach City's music.

this DJ gonna regulate
The DJ will keep the music playing and keep the party going.

so playa hate if you want to, I don't give a fuck
The singer is not concerned about people who dislike or criticize their music and will keep enjoying themselves.

I'm still G-dubb and I'm subbin in my truck so good luck
The singer still identifies as a gangster (G-dubb) and will continue to tour in their truck.

and have a nice trip
The singer wishes the audience well.

we got y'all town locked down like a vice grip
The Long Beach City community has established a strong presence and control over the listener's city through music.

I'm on the dice tip, shootin see-notes, a dollar and the bones hollerin G-oats
The singer is enjoying playing dice and gambling while shouting out the letter G (for gangsta).

'cause we quotes, them gangsta raps
The singer is referencing their own songs and other gangsta rap songs they admire.

that ya'll paid for, and we banks the snaps
The gangsta rap genre has been financially successful, and the singer is benefiting from this financial success.

we perhaps, if you could see what I see
The singer believes that others would understand and appreciate their music and community impact if they could see things from the singer's perspective.

then you might be gettin paid like this nigga Warren G
If others could see the potential benefits of embracing the Long Beach City community and music, they could make money like Warren G.

so fee, fie, foe, I'm from, the LB to the see nigga don't act dumb
The singer is asserting their pride in their Long Beach City community and warning others not to act foolish.

outta site, outta mind, so where y'all gonna put us
The Long Beach City community may be overlooked or ignored by others, but they will continue to thrive and influence music culture.

Warren G and the Twinz and my girls Five Footaz
The singer is referencing other musicians and collaborators from the Long Beach City community.

Can you feel it
The singer is once again asking the audience if they feel the energy and excitement of the performance.

Can you feel it
The singer repeats the question to emphasize their desire for the audience to engage with the music and community.

Can you feel it
The singer repeats the question a third time for added emphasis.