Go Home With You
Kardinal Offishall Lyrics

(Konvict)
Introduction of the song with record label Konvict.

Chyeah
A vocal expression to agree, acknowledge or emphasize something.

And let the choir sing
An invitation to the background vocalists to join in and add harmony to the song.

Still got a couple seconds left, you nah mean?
Kardinal realizes that the party is coming to an end soon, but he wants to make the most of it before it's over.

See your ass on the dance floor
Kardinal notices someone attractive dancing and wants to approach them.

Aye yo, they call me Kardi
Kardinal introduces himself with his nickname 'Kardi'.

F your Ferrari
Kardinal doesn't care about someone's fancy car, he's more interested in connecting with them on a personal level.

Niggas scream, whenever they see me in the party
Kardinal is a popular figure in the party scene, and people react to his presence with excitement.

Everything's official you ain't gotta ask
Being Kardinal Offishall means that everything he does is authentic and legitimate, without the need for questions.

You think you will have the time? (Jah know)
Kardinal is questioning if someone has the ability to keep up with his pace and lifestyle, and mentions Jah (God) as a way of emphasizing his point.

You need a late pass
Kardinal suggests that someone might need permission or clearance to stay with him for the rest of the night.

Gyal dem sippin' on a bottle to the head
Kardinal observes a group of women drinking alcohol straight from the bottle.

And I ain't sayin' much you could be one of the feds
Kardinal is cautious about people he doesn't know, and acknowledges that someone could be an undercover cop.

We stay connected, above the clouds
Kardinal and his entourage have a close and powerful bond that transcends the superficial world around them.

We don't talk much but the movement speak loud, nigga
Kardinal and his crew don't waste time with idle conversation, they communicate through their actions and achievements.

Gotta respect that, there's no choice
Kardinal's way of conducting himself and his team commands respect, there's no way around it.

I'm Mr. Agua, watch ya daughter get moist (aye, aye)
Kardinal introduces himself as Mr. Agua (water) and confidently states that he can make someone's daughter excited and attracted to him.

Girlfriend come and kick it with the crew
Kardinal invites someone's girlfriend to hang out with his friends.

She my late night friend, but yo
Kardinal implies that this woman might become more than just a friend later on in the night.

I wanna go home with you
Kardinal expresses his desire to leave the party with someone and spend more intimate time with them.

Aha ha, and we get back at 'em
Kardinal and his crew react to something with a laugh and a promise of retaliation.

They call me Kardi, Mr. Gasoline
Kardinal introduces another nickname, 'Mr. Gasoline', which might imply that he brings energy and excitement wherever he goes.

World turn to (fire)
Kardinal describes how intense his impact can be, and how the environment feels like it's on fire when he's around.

When they see me steppin' on the scene
Kardinal's arrival in a party or event causes a strong reaction from others.

And we don't buy it unless we got it ten times
Kardinal and his crew don't believe in settling or compromising, they have high standards and expectations.

This real life, we ain't just say it in the rhymes man
Kardinal emphasizes that his lifestyle and accomplishments are not just something he boasts about in his music, but they're authentic and tangible.

Guaranteed if you're a poser you lose
Kardinal warns that anyone trying to be something they're not or pretending to keep up with him will ultimately fail.

And we the future, let's hear it for the brand new fusion
Kardinal and his team represent a new, innovative way of thinking and acting, and he celebrates the combination of different styles and ideas.

Anybody can get it, there is no exclusion
Kardinal is open and accepting to anyone who wants to be part of his movement, regardless of background or status.

'Nuff questions, leading to the same conclusion
Kardinal is done answering questions or doubts that might arise about him, because they all point to the same outcome.

Gangsters are gangsters
Kardinal acknowledges that some people are true to their word and their lifestyle, while others are just pretending.

Nigga be you who be
Kardinal advises someone to be true to themselves and not try to be someone else.

Dem a bod mon, but dem still nah bad like a we
Kardinal recognizes that some people might have a tough exterior or reputation, but they don't compare to his crew's level of being 'bad' or dominant.

I never chase 'em
Kardinal doesn't actively pursue romantic interests, he lets the other person make the first move.

I let 'em choose
Kardinal gives the power of decision-making to the person he's interested in, allowing them to express their desires and preferences.

At the end of the night they say
Kardinal expects that his approach will be successful, and the person he wants to be with will express their willingness to leave with him.

And the world sing
The song invites everyone to join in and celebrate together, whether it's through a choir or just the atmosphere.

Lemme talk for a second
Kardinal interrupts the song to deliver a short speech or statement.

Third verse
Kardinal references the structure of the song, and prepares to deliver the final verse.

They call me Kardi, Mr. Evolution
Kardinal introduces another nickname, 'Mr. Evolution', which might suggest that he's constantly growing and changing.

Now you can dance while you thinkin' 'bout the revolution
Kardinal encourages people to have fun and dance, while still keeping social issues and justice in mind.

And while you vex having delusions of persecution
Kardinal recognizes that some people might feel angry or paranoid about social injustice, but still encourages them to keep fighting for change.

I'ma stay flawless, an instrument of execution
Kardinal commits to being a perfect, efficient tool for achieving his goals and making a positive impact.

Out of many still grows one people
Kardinal references the Jamaican motto 'Out of many, one people', implying that he wants to bring different groups together and create unity.

Justice and no re-tours still remain unequal
Kardinal acknowledges that equality and justice are still lacking in society, despite efforts to improve them.

And I'm a diamond in the dirt
Kardinal recognizes that he comes from humble beginnings, but still possesses a valuable and unique quality.

And there is no sequel
Kardinal's style and contributions cannot be replicated or repeated, they are one-of-a-kind.

Many try but they cannot replicate what we do
Kardinal acknowledges that there might be others trying to follow in his footsteps, but they can never truly capture his essence and success.

(Let 'em know)
A prompt for someone to be more vocal and assertive in expressing their point of view.

Hear evil, speak that evil
Kardinal recognizes that there is negativity and dishonesty in the world, but encourages people to speak up against it.

Speak good to the hood, there is no retrieval
Kardinal emphasizes the importance of using positive language and actions to uplift and empower marginalized communities, because once it's done it can't be undone.

Think about while you sippin' on your chew
Kardinal prompts someone to reflect on their values and beliefs, while they're leisurely drinking.

If my words could talk they'd say
Kardinal's words hold meaning and power, and he suggests that they have a life of their own.

Now let the choir sing
The background vocals come back in to emphasize the point or message of the song.