Sirens
Hard House Banton Lyrics

Yeah Yeah
The song is about to begin with excitement and anticipation.

Bring it on Music
The artist is eager to start the music and wants to convey his enthusiasm.

I said you better call the paramedics
Something intense is happening, and the artist suggests that medical help is needed.

I said you better call the paramedics
The situation is serious, and the artist reiterates that medical assistance should be called.

I said you better call the paramedics
The artist emphasizes the gravity of the situation and urges for immediate medical attention.

B.I... Lazy left (Background)
The background vocals are provided by B.I and Lazy left.

Homie... Dont call the cops
The artist advises against involving the police.

I said you better call the paramedics
The situation remains critical, and the artist stresses that medical attention is necessary.

I said you better call the paramedics
The artist repeats his previous line to reinforce the urgency of the situation.

I said you better call the paramedics
The artist stresses the need for medical assistance once again.

Homie... Dont call the cops
The artist continues to caution against the involvement of the police.

B.I:
A new verse starts, and it is sung by B.I.

Friday night and he called the cops/
The singer called the police on a Friday night.

Why the hell did you call the cops/
B.I is questioning why the singer called the police.

I heard em' say they're here ba phanda tjotjo for us chillin' good and this is all I got/
B.I heard that the police arrived, which disrupted a good time the singer was having.

Le bo mang lona as we mix/And when I got up ba re supa ka dithunya fast kaore chitse re le six/
The artist is asking who is there as they mix drinks. When he gets up, the police warn him to beware of the consequences.

Let me Be cos ga ke a dira niks/
The artist wants to be left alone as he did nothing wrong.

Old man passes by in a six, looking like the cops tried to scare us wit' their tricks/
An old man drives past in a car, which appears similar to a police car. This makes the singer believe that the police are trying to intimidate them.

So they leave/On some next time ha re bowa better le re sete ka di six/
The police eventually leave, warning them to be careful in the future.

Just another day feelin' so stupid, I'm finna kill somebody better go do it/
The artist feels foolish about the situation and might act recklessly.

Go through it, nah I'm on to the next one so gimme more music/
The artist decides to move on from the incident and requests more music.

F**k the cops I say f**k the cops/
The artist expresses his frustration with the police.

Wit' their white vans kutlwa maatla bust a shot/and If I get a couple dealers just to flood the block/
The artist mentions the police's heavy-handed tactics and how he might respond to it.

Will they take their jobs seriously get off our spot/
The artist is questioning if the police will ever take their duties seriously.

Best night ever go senya le party kana/Ha ke tsena ka rusty ke gopola Marikana/
The singer was having a great time at a party before the police intervened. He also mentions the Marikana massacre, which involved police brutality.

Sello.Madimabe... Le Malema a dibala re bona di diragala/
The artist name-drops Sello Madimabe and Julius Malema, two South African politicians.

Couple quarts wit' the fellas, tryna raid my crib cos I'm a seller/Probably fear I'll own a cellar/
The singer and his friends hang out together, but he is wary of the police raiding his home because of his selling activities.

Back in high school never listened to what they tell us/Cos your friends never cared what they know is just to be jealous/
The artist didn't listen to high school authorities and only followed his friends, who were envious.

Sittin' in my room tryna figure getting Mandelas/ and I'm grown up, aren't you too old to be that jealous/
The artist is trying to figure out how to make a lot of money. As an adult, he questions why some people remain jealous of others.

Now we making mp3's and still they sell us/Calls coming in everybody wants to be fellas.
Although they are successful, some people still want to be friends with them.

Lazy left:
A new verse starts, and it is sung by Lazy left.

Uuuh
Lazy left is vocalizing and expressing emotions.

I don't know about this but I know about that/So I talk about facts that I see, facts that I read and the facts that I breath/
Lazy left knows some things, but he mainly speaks about facts that he has seen, read, and experienced.

In these raps that I kneed like dough/Fee Fai Foo, when you see 5-0 man these streets are cold when your only hope is to bribe a dude/
Lazy left compares rapping to kneading dough. He then mentions that the streets are cold, and bribing someone is the only solution when encountering the police.

To pass you through like hazards do cos you don't wana sleep in a cell/Thats freezing as hell
The only way to avoid sleeping in a jail cell is to bribe a police officer, which can be a harrowing experience.

Think about it for a lil bit/Khuli got shot juju got hit in the face/
Lazy left asks the listener to think about two people, Khuli and Juju, who were involved in violent incidents.

And the dude got dragged by the van wit' the latch/Whats your plan of attack? Can you handle the facts/
A man was dragged by a police van, raising questions about how to respond to police violence.

Can you imagine the rack, crap like a man with a flat... broke... run back... guess I'm livin in the past like kuranta ya kgale/
Lazy left uses several metaphors to describe police brutality and its effect on him.

Well I'm on to the next one, thrush till the cash comes/No doubt my ranks up I flex none/
Lazy left is focusing on making money, with no concerns about how others perceive him.

I'm a hoodlum on the track bring it on anything we strong like Samsung/No new friends is the motto/Kill em all dead like a dodo/
Lazy left describes himself as a hoodlum who's ready to take on anyone. He also mentions that he has a strict policy of no new friends.

Blastin' the jam semi-auto, til the wine fast like moscato/What you mean pass me the bottle?
Lazy left describes how he enjoys drinking wine while listening to music.

Uuuuh
Lazy left is vocalizing and expressing emotions.

Screw the cops and you dudes of cos'/Tryna rain on my shine mfanakithi its my time/
Lazy left repeats the sentiment of not liking the police, who are trying to interfere with his success.

The wi-fi's on and the flow is uncapped/Grindin' all day til the glow is unmatched/Screw the cops and you dudes of cos'/Tryna rain on my shine mfanakithi it's my time/
Lazy left suggests that his internet and musical abilities are limitless, and he will keep working hard to outshine opponents.

The wifi is on and the flow is unmatched/Grinding all day til the glow is unmatched.
Lazy left reiterates his determination to work hard until he stands out from the crowd.

I said you better call the paramedics
The song concludes with the artist repeating his initial line, which signifies the persistence of the situation.