Bloody Sunday Ft. Big Left And Sen Dog
La Coka Nostra Lyrics


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Bloody Sunday, Black Sabbath
The Pope's a pedophile with a drug habit
We're all clinically depressed
They got us all manic
We keep swallowing they pills so
We don't fuckin' panic
Run for the hills, grab your automatic
Bring your big black boots
Ya fighting gloves
Psycho Realm's in the house screamin' out
(fuck love)
Sick Side in the house screamin' out
(fuck love)
Ayo, Back From The Dead, back at it again
It's the anti-Christo with the antigen
Punk I'll take yo pistol
Give it back and then
If you act up again, you gettin' clapped
My friend
This Coka familiar, five alone will kill ya
King Kong ain't got shit
On this here guerrilla
Classic Off The Wall like Mike from Thriller
A monster in the legend, hail this Godzilla

We got the heat for the streets
The bag for the drop
The kid bloody blow out your
Back with the pump the move and the shake
The move and the wake welcome to hell
The Devil's here to open the gate
We got the heat for the streets
The bag for the drop
The kid bloody blow out your
Back with the pump the move and the shake
The move and the wake welcome to hell
The Devil's here to open the gate

They say "Hi!"p hop's hanging from
A noose like Saddam Hussein
But LCN make you jump around
Like House of Pain
I take it back like Purple Rain envelopes
Crazy Eddy episodes, break and enter hoes
Every record sold's equivalent to coke
Homie welcome to the Terrordome
I'm inappropriate like Kramer
With a megaphone
Black and fire, steel, my mind's ILL
Got you on a mission like
A crackhead to find krills

I come from a place where
The apocalypse is now
Armageddon, Nostradamus called it
You are now with the rawest
It's unwarming light, sun turned to God
God turned to son
Murder one, no match, no blood and no gun
Fire and brimstones, stem cell clones
Mini-microphones implanted deep in your bones
They tappin' the phones, mapping the homes
(clappin' the chromes)
Ding dong, click-clack
One in the back of the dome

We got the heat for the streets
The bag for the drop
The kid bloody blow out your
Back with the pump the move and the shake
The move and the wake welcome to hell
The Devil's here to open the gate
We got the heat for the streets
The bag for the drop
The kid bloody blow out your
Back with the pump the move and the shake
The move and the wake welcome to hell
The Devil's here to open the gate

I'm a rebel poet
My words treated like it's contraband
I'm unresponsive to taunts of critics
And wants of fans
Angelic demonic chronic writer, a haunted man
Mongrel monster with the murderers
On conquered land
I grew around some johns is
Junkies with bumpkin scams
Bar brawls, broken bottles, banging
And launching hands
My shifty plans turn a risky
Chance to fifty grand double it
Watch these sissies stand in your pissy pants
This game is gettin' me baptized
We bad guys choose sides and yous guys
Is enemies or allies
La Coka Nostra is A Brand You Can Trust
To roll with a pack of animals
With cannons to bust

We got the heat for the streets
The bag for the drop
The kid bloody blow out your
Back with the pump the move and the shake
The move and the wake welcome to hell
The Devil's here to open the gate
We got the heat for the streets
The bag for the drop
The kid bloody blow out your
Back with the pump the move and the shake




The move and the wake welcome to hell
The Devil's here to open the gate

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to "Bloody Sunday" by La Coka Nostra Feat. Sen Dog & Big Left are filled with gritty and intense imagery, showcasing themes of rebellion, societal corruption, and the dark underbelly of society. The song opens with a provocative line connecting the title "Bloody Sunday" to the band Black Sabbath, suggesting a day of violence and chaos. It then delves into a scathing critique of the Catholic Church, referring to the Pope as a pedophile with a drug habit. This highlights the corruption and hypocrisy within powerful institutions.


The lyrics also touch on the collective state of depression and anxiety that pervades society, with individuals resorting to medication to numb their emotions and avoid confronting the harsh realities of life. The lyrics urge listeners to fight back against this system, advocating for a sense of empowerment and self-defense by metaphorically calling on people to run for the hills and grab their weapons.


The song further emphasizes its rebellious and anti-establishment tone by mentioning the Psycho Realm and Sick Side, two underground rap groups known for their confrontational and politically charged lyrics. The lyrics portray the artists as defiant and dangerous, using metaphors like being the "anti-Christo with the antigen" and referencing King Kong and Godzilla to underscore their power and dominance.


Overall, "Bloody Sunday" is a visceral and unapologetic expression of frustration and anger towards societal corruption and oppression. It serves as a call to arms and an invitation to join the fight against injustice.


Line by Line Meaning

Bloody Sunday, Black Sabbath
A reference to a dark and intense day, filled with chaos and violence


The Pope's a pedophile with a drug habit
Commentary on the corruption and scandals within religious institutions


We're all clinically depressed
Acknowledging the widespread feeling of sadness and hopelessness in society


They got us all manic
Highlighting how external forces manipulate and control our emotions


We keep swallowing they pills so
Exploring the reliance on medication to numb our pain and anxiety


We don't fuckin' panic
Emphasizing the need to maintain composure and not succumb to fear


Run for the hills, grab your automatic
Encouraging self-preservation and preparedness for dangerous situations


Bring your big black boots
Symbolizing strength and resilience in the face of adversity


Ya fighting gloves
Representing the readiness to face and confront challenges


Psycho Realm's in the house screamin' out (fuck love)
Rejecting the idea of love as a solution for pain and embracing a more aggressive attitude


Sick Side in the house screamin' out (fuck love)
Expressing a shared sentiment of disregarding the concept of love


Ayo, Back From The Dead, back at it again
Returning from a difficult period and resuming their controversial actions


It's the anti-Christo with the antigen
Presenting themselves as rebellious figures fighting against established norms and beliefs


Punk I'll take yo pistol
Asserting dominance and power over an opponent


Give it back and then
Imposing a temporary loss to balance the power dynamics


If you act up again, you gettin' clapped
Warning of severe consequences for any further misconduct


My friend
Addressing the adversary or warning recipient in a sarcastic or condescending manner


This Coka familiar, five alone will kill ya
Referring to the dangerous reputation or aura surrounding La Coka Nostra


King Kong ain't got shit
Claiming superiority and strength over any perceived competition


On this here guerrilla
Describing themselves as rebellious warriors, navigating their way through adversity


Classic Off The Wall like Mike from Thriller
Comparing their style or approach to Michael Jackson's iconic album 'Off The Wall'


A monster in the legend, hail this Godzilla
Portraying themselves as larger-than-life figures to be revered and feared


They say "Hi!"p hop's hanging from
Addressing the criticism and negativity surrounding the genre of hip-hop


A noose like Saddam Hussein
Drawing a parallel to the oppressive and destructive forces targeting hip-hop artists


But LCN make you jump around
Claiming that their music has the power to evoke strong emotions and physical reactions


Like House of Pain
Referencing the Irish-American rap group 'House of Pain' known for their energetic music


I take it back like Purple Rain envelopes
Returning to a previous state or attitude, reminiscent of Prince's song 'Purple Rain'


Crazy Eddy episodes, break and enter hoes
Engaging in illegal and reckless behavior, alluding to chaotic situations


Every record sold's equivalent to coke
Comparing the impact and addictive nature of their music to a drug


Homie welcome to the Terrordome
Inviting listeners into the intense and aggressive world of La Coka Nostra


I'm inappropriate like Kramer
Embracing a controversial and offensive persona, likened to the infamous incident involving Michael Richards


With a megaphone
Amplifying their provocative messages and ensuring they are heard


Black and fire, steel, my mind's ILL
Describing their mindset as sharp and dangerous


Got you on a mission like
Inspiring and motivating listeners to pursue their goals with determination


A crackhead to find krills
Highlighting the desperation and obsession to find something elusive, like a drug addict chasing cocaine


I come from a place where
Acknowledging their roots and origins in a tumultuous environment


The apocalypse is now
Portraying their surroundings as a chaotic and destructive world


Armageddon, Nostradamus called it
Referencing the predictions of the famous seer, implying the foreseen chaos


You are now with the rawest
Boasting about their authenticity and rawness as artists


It's unwarming light, sun turned to God
Describing their music as a transformative force, leading audiences to enlightenment


God turned to son
Drawing a parallel between themselves and divine figures, suggesting their powerful impact


Murder one, no match, no blood and no gun
Asserting their dominance and ability to cause destruction without traditional weapons


Fire and brimstones, stem cell clones
Evoking imagery of hellish conditions and unethical scientific experiments


Mini-microphones implanted deep in your bones
Speaking metaphorically about their ability to influence and control people through their music


They tappin' the phones, mapping the homes
Expressing paranoia and surveillance in a society where privacy is compromised


(clappin' the chromes)
Referring to the use of firearms and violence


Ding dong, click-clack
Symbolizing the imminent danger and confrontation


One in the back of the dome
Suggesting an execution-style shooting or assassination


I'm a rebel poet
Identifying as someone who challenges societal norms through their artistic expression


My words treated like it's contraband
Describing the resistance and censorship their words face


I'm unresponsive to taunts of critics
Ignoring or disregarding negative feedback from critics


And wants of fans
Not conforming to the expectations or desires of their audience


Angelic demonic chronic writer, a haunted man
Describing the duality and complexity of their creative process and personal struggles


Mongrel monster with the murderers
Associating with a dangerous and violent group of individuals


On conquered land
Asserting their authority and presence within their territory


I grew around some johns is
Being raised among individuals involved in illegal activities, specifically prostitution


Junkies with bumpkin scams
Being familiar with drug addicts and their deceptive schemes


Bar brawls, broken bottles, banging
Painting a picture of chaotic and violent encounters in bars


And launching hands
Engaging in physical altercations and fights


My shifty plans turn a risky
Their cunning strategies transform a dangerous situation into an opportunity


Chance to fifty grand double it
Taking advantage of risky opportunities to increase monetary gain


Watch these sissies stand in your pissy pants
Mocking and undermining those who appear weak or afraid


This game is gettin' me baptized
The music industry and its challenges are shaping and testing their character


We bad guys choose sides and yous guys
Identifying themselves as villains who align with specific groups, distinguishing themselves from the listener


Is enemies or allies
Addressing the listener as potential adversaries or comrades


La Coka Nostra is A Brand You Can Trust
Promoting the credibility and reliability of La Coka Nostra's music


To roll with a pack of animals
Joining a group known for their wild and unapologetic behavior


With cannons to bust
Armed with powerful music and lyrics to make a significant impact




Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: JAKE BURNS, GORDON OGILVIE

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Comments from YouTube:

CryptoKing

Rock + rap = ❤

Kristanio Mojbiznes

Czasem czuję, jakby tylko Polacy i Amerykanie słuchali dobrego rapu. RESPECT FROM POLAND

andersenkalle

Everlast absolutely murders this! His voice fits this beat extremely well. He is king. The album is dope as hell!

Pablo42

one of the few underground hiphop/rap groups that is truly influenced by heavy metal and classic rock, fucking love this shit.

Carl Bernroth

My favorite La Coka track. Some sick guitar samples, a sweet groove and killer lyrics. 

ThorgalsWalhalla

yes i think so too.. (but i don`t know much  about Hip Hop) do you know other artists that uses guitar like this?

RedDevil69

ThorgalsWalhalla Public Enemy - Black is back, Cypress Hill - Rock Superstar, don't remember other hip hop songs with guitar, but there are a lot :) Hope you like it

ThorgalsWalhalla

zumwaud2
hey ;) yeah thanx.. Necro also got a lot

Kinder_R

+Carl Bernroth Cypress Hill - Get out of my head, and basically every song from their Skull and Bones album... CD2... Get out of my head is rather hard and that is its appeal ;)

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Impactum School

"bloody sunday... Black Sabbath" Everlast voice and flow was on point in this shit!

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