Nobody
J–Hood feat. Jadakiss Styles P. & Sheek Louch Lyrics

today's narrator, the Ghost,
The singer is the rapper known as Ghost.

This is a true story ladies and gentlemen
The following lyrics are based on true events.

You might not believe it though
The events described in the lyrics may seem unbelievable or unlikely.

But fuck it, that's why I'm the Ghost
The artist is confident in their storytelling abilities, even if the story may seem unbelievable.

I'm about to open up
The artist is going to share a personal story.

Listen, one day I fell asleep and my knife woke me up
The singer had a dream in which their knife came to life and spoke to them.

Your gun is in the closet flippin'
The knife speaks to the singer about the gun in the closet.

Talkin' bout I get the most action he about to soak me up
The gun is jealous that it is not being used and wants to be put to use.

So I went to the closet said "Hammer what's wrong with you?"
The artist addresses the gun, which they refer to as "Hammer".

You ain't busting me off, it's like I don't belong to you
The gun is not being used and feels neglected by the artist.

I said I just beat a case daddy
The singer has recently won a legal case.

And I'm trying to take it easy cause I gotta move this weight daddy
The artist has illegal drugs to sell and wants to keep a low profile.

Then the hammer said
The gun (hammer) responds to the singer.

Man listen, used the knife twice in a row
The gun is concerned that the knife is being used more often than it is.

Tell me if the plan switchin'
The gun is worried that the singer may be changing their tactics or plans.

Cause we used to get around together
The gun and knife were both used together in the past.

We used to put niggas down together, tell me if it's now or never
The gun and knife were both used to harm or kill others in the past, and the gun is concerned that this may stop happening.

I said hammer take it easy baby
The singer reassures the gun that it will still be used in the future, but that they need to be careful at the moment.

'Cause I got niggas to kill and I would never do you greasy baby
The singer still intends to harm or kill others, but will not mistreat the gun in the process.

And all you gotta do is chill a while
The artist tells the gun to wait patiently until it is needed again.

And then the hammer said "cool" cause you know that I feel you Styles
The gun agrees to wait and understands the artist's plan.

I got a story to tell, my knife talk to me
The artist is beginning to tell their story.

But nobody believe that my knife talk to me
The singer knows that others may find it hard to believe that their knife "spoke" to them in a dream.

I hawk niggas down, bust arteries
The artist's knife is used to harm or kill others.

And he get bright red for me
The knife makes the blood of their victims appear bright red.

Knife you my nigga but leave me alone
The singer tells their knife to stop talking to them in their dreams.

I got to talk to my man Haze to get in the zone
The singer needs to smoke marijuana (Haze) in order to feel more relaxed or focused.

You know how we do, you know that we crew
The artist is talking to their friend, Haze.

So where's the vanilla dutch
The artist asks about a particular kind of cigar used for smoking marijuana.

Thinking about killing every rapper in the game
The singer is fantasizing about harming or killing other rappers.

And holding something up
The singer may be planning to commit a robbery or other crime.

You need to calm down when the rage come to you
Haze tells the artist to stay calm when they feel angry or violent.

'Fore a grave or a cage or a gauge come to you
Haze warns the artist of the potential consequences of acting out of anger, including death or imprisonment.

But you don't give a fuck
The artist does not care about the potential consequences of their actions.

So just open up your book and let your page come to you
Haze suggests that the singer should let their destiny unfold naturally, without forcing it.

Even though I'm humble and noble
The artist considers themselves to be humble and respectable.

I don't give a fuck
Despite their good qualities, the singer does not care about the consequences of their actions.

You ain't tryin' to hear me I'ma shoot through your mobile
The singer will harm or kill those who do not listen to them or take them seriously, even if it means shooting through their phone (mobile).

It's funny, I'll stalk you
The singer finds it amusing to follow or track their enemies.

Hold up my niggas, it ain't a convo 'less your money start talking
The artist's associates will not have a conversation or do business with someone unless they offer money.

My money spoke to me
The artist is beginning to talk about how their money "speaks" to them.

It said shit that if it wasn't for his ass there wouldn't be no hope for me
The singer's money acknowledges that without them, the singer would not be successful or have a chance at a better life.

Money ain't everything, and then he laughed at me
The singer's money acknowledges that money cannot solve all problems, but still finds the concept amusing or ironic.

And said the hammer oughta blast at me
The money suggests that the gun should harm or kill the artist.

He said I got you out of jail, paid for the lawyer and bail
The artist's money helped them get out of legal trouble by paying for legal fees and bail.

Take a look at the cars and the crib
The artist's money points out their material possessions, such as cars and a house.

I keep the clothes on your back, food in your mouth
The singer's money provides them with basic necessities such as clothing and food.

Even paid for the birds when you moved niggas south
The artist's money even helped them transport drugs when they moved to a different location.

Shit, I'm the reason why the block jumping
The singer's money is responsible for their success and profitability in their illegal business dealings.

Let a nigga try to stop something, D-Block'll pop something
The singer's associates in D-Block will use violence to protect their business and reputation.

And I'm the reason why you ride or die
The singer's money is the reason why they are willing to risk their life for their illegal activities.

Keep a lot of me by your side, shoot niggas in the eye
The artist always carries a lot of money with them and is willing to harm or kill others to protect it.

I said money you the root of evil
The artist acknowledges the negative consequences of their pursuit of money.

How they print "In God We Trust" knowing what you do to people
The singer questions the decision to print the phrase "In God We Trust" on American currency, given the negative consequences of money.

But I'm a hard felon
The singer acknowledges that they have a criminal record and are willing to engage in illegal activities.

So I grabbed two stacks, dirty and bloody cause I heard my car yelling
The artist takes two bundles of money, which are dirty and possibly obtained through illegal means, because they hear their car (which may be stolen) calling out to them.

I got a story to tell, my hammer talk to me
The artist is continuing their story, now talking about the gun (hammer) speaking to them.

But nobody believe that my hammer talk to me
The artist knows that others may find it hard to believe that their gun "spoke" to them in some way.

I got a story to tell, my haze talk to me
The singer is continuing their story, now talking about the marijuana (haze) speaking to them.

But nobody believe that my haze talk to me
The artist knows that others may find it hard to believe that their drug of choice "speaks" to them in some way.