One time for my warriors, my last smugglers and all my buffalo soldiers
Acknowledging and showing appreciation for his friends, supporters, and allies, who have gone through many challenges with him and fought alongside him despite the risks and dangers involved.

One time for my warriors, my heat carriers and all my buffalo, yo
Paying tribute to his loyal and trustworthy associates who always carry the fire or heat, representing the passion, energy, and spirit of his music and mission, and also to all his people, who are strong, resilient, and united like the buffalo.

Say fool you must be crazy
Dismissing or challenging someone who questions or doubts him, implying that he is confident, fearless, and unstoppable, and that his lifestyle and choices may not fit society's norms or rules.

What is it you tryin to do you cannot faze me
Asserting that no one can disturb, distract, or discourage him from pursuing his goals, expressing his identity, and enjoying his life, as he is not affected or intimidated by their opinions, threats, or actions.

I've been smokin on a pound and feelin hazy
Revealing his indulgence in marijuana, a sacred plant that he believes can elevate his mood, enhance his creativity, and deepen his spirituality, despite the potential legal or social consequences.

For five-o I won't stop they gotta chase me
Admitting the risks and challenges of his lifestyle, which may attract the attention and interference of the police or authorities, but also declaring his determination to resist or evade them, as he values his freedom and autonomy.

Now make it mo' better for the cream
Demanding or expecting more rewards, recognition, or success for his talent, skills, and hard work, as he wants to improve his financial, social, or artistic status.

My music brings the cheddar, see what I mean
Claiming that his music generates substantial income, profits, or popularity, which demonstrates the power and appeal of his artistry and message.

The seats in the ride is leather, the rims are clean
Showing off his luxurious and stylish car, which reflects his taste, status, and personality, and how he enjoys the material pleasures of his success.

I change like the weather, now I'm the king, yeah yeah
Suggesting that he adapts or evolves his style, sound, or image over time, according to his mood, inspiration, or audience, and that he is now at the top of his game, having overcome many obstacles and challenges.

Now if you want to find me, I'll be in Jamaica smoked out
Announcing his whereabouts, where he can relax, recharge, and connect with his roots and culture, and indicating that he often uses marijuana to enhance his experience and creativity.

In a black navigator, evading all the playa haters - high
Describing his car as a stealthy vehicle that allows him to avoid or escape the envy, jealousy, or hostility of those who hate or criticize him, and using 'high' as a double entendre that suggests both his emotional state and his drug use.

Here comes the rover with the troops, decked out in army fatigues, and stompin 'um with my black tin boots, say what
Portraying himself as a leader of a rebellious and militant group, that is ready to defend itself and its cause against any enemy or threat, using military imagery and jargon to reinforce the message of strength and solidarity.

Now while you remixing punch lines, I create, how you want to battle me, hah, when you just a feather weight, hey yo
Highlighting his skills, creativity, and originality as a rapper, and accusing other rappers of copying or imitating his style, and challenging them to compete with him in a lyrical battle, while mocking their inferiority and lack of substance.

You know how long I've been knocking out heavyweights, its best you chill
Bringing attention to his career and reputation as an experienced and successful rapper, who has defeated many famous and talented opponents, and warning his challengers to think twice before messing with him.

Meditate find your space and know your place because I'm like a disciple, when I appear from the clouds
Encouraging others to find inner peace, clarity, and meaning in their lives, and suggesting that he is a messenger or teacher who can enlighten or inspire them, using a biblical metaphor to emphasize his spiritual and moral authority.

I gets on stage I get the mic and then I bless the crowd, blow
Describing his performance as a sacred ritual, where he connects with his fans, expresses his passion, and shares his wisdom or vision, using the metaphor of blessings and blowing as a symbol of his energy and influence.

Me and my soldiers we gon' ride tonight, get some of the --- we gon' get high
Announcing his plan to hang out and celebrate with his friends and fellow rappers, and suggesting that they will use drugs or alcohol to enhance their mood and bonding.

Babylon ridin slowly, ah try fe hold me
Referring to the police or authorities as an oppressive and intrusive force that is targeting him and his community, and accusing them of violating his rights and freedom.

Want to prosecute I for my Ganja, Babylon ridin slowly, ah try fe hold me, like they don't know, eh, what I'm tellin ya
Blaming the police or authorities for their ignorance, hypocrisy, and injustice, as they are harassing him and arresting him for using marijuana, which he considers a natural and harmless plant that has been part of his culture and spirituality for generations.

It's me a runnin down in J-A, twenty thousand pounds of Ses on the ship headin straight for the bay, yo
Narrating a story of his involvement in a large-scale drug smuggling operation, where he is running or fleeing from the police or rivals, while transporting a huge amount of marijuana, using slang terms and accents to add authenticity and drama to the story.

Well I'm a check the rice around the weed, and all vibes have got me jealous and I meditate, hey
Explaining how he inspects and takes care of his marijuana, to make sure it is of high quality and potency, and comparing his sense of awe or envy towards other people's success or happiness with his own spiritual practice of meditation.

Now probably I hit the airways, I'm burnin live till I'm back in the M-I-A, yeah
Anticipating his success and fame as a rapper, who can reach out to millions of listeners through the airwaves, and also emphasizing his connection to Miami, his hometown and a hub of rap music and culture.

I say my soldiers from around the way, I call up shortly for the party we be doin this everyday
Inviting his friends and allies from his neighborhood or community, to join him in a party or gathering, where they can socialize, have fun, and celebrate their shared experiences and achievements.

Eh la la la, yeah
Ending the song with a catchy and upbeat chorus, that repeats the phrase 'Eh la la la', which adds to the Caribbean flavor and vibe of the song, and also serves as a chant or cheer for his warriors and supporters.