Murder
Laws Lyrics
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Yo, Cold 187
They tryin to give you a murder rap
And you ain't even like that
Yo, serve these niggas, cause they deserve to get dissed
(Yeah)
(Check this out)
When I sit down and write and recite for the mic I hold
Make sure my beats are loud, and bold, and Cold
187, that is my name, makin it simple and plain
Here to rearrange and change
The things that I didn't do in the past
Don't be surprised when you got a shotgun up your ass
Perpetrators, that one was just for you
I'm gonna leave ya in your seat remaining without a clue
Glued to my style like a fiend on coke
But if you say the wrong thing, I wash your mouth out with soap
Dope is not the answer
No, I'm not a Cancer
No, I'm not a hero or zero
But a Leo in stereo
And this is not a demo
K-oss and Go Mack be cuttin the flex tempo
Fast
(Now I got a murder rap)
(Cause a brother like me said, well...) (4x)
[ KM.G ]
Yo, fingerprints ain't nothin without the murder weapon
Keep steppin
Homicide tried to sweat, but we let em have it
You can see they fear through they tears
Treat em like Robanes and give em some relief
[ VERSE 2: Cold 187um ]
I feel action speaks louder than words and verbs
And adjectives, I live the life, the given gift
Not who's first, second or third
Not he said or she said, or what you heard, nerd
Cause when you live like that, your life is mangled
In other words your life is all tangled
Up, I'm not a sucker, always go for mine
Powerlord that's hard from the start, and we will always (climb)
To the top as I seek and achieve
Sometimes that's even higher than the others believe
I'm not a doctor on a board, I don't have a degree
Not arrogant, egotistical, I'm the epitomy
Re-take, recline, keep suckers in line
Transform into another world as I recite these rhymes
187, he's as hard as it comes
And I don't have to brag about the size of my gun, son
(Now I got a murder rap)
(Cause a brother like me said, well...) (3x)
[ KM.G ]
Criminals don't use lyrics and define themselves as notorious
Brothers gotta learn hip-hop anger rages inside themselves
Your ??? will never resist to my contact K-oss and the homie G
[ VERSE 3: Cold 187um ]
187 breakin back, backbone of my group
Fat kid in my posse, and I'm gettin loose
Cause I'm takin out posses, causin bodily harm
Makin moves to improve as I begin to brainstorm
I'm not inferior, not takin no crap
Last sucker tried to dis me, cold got his neck slapped
Cause Power's my name, sometimes I'm insane
And if I get too mad, I have to rearrange
The posistion as a MC, that's the way it should be
The way I get over, I use terminology
That's comprehensive, redemptive
That's evidently not related to the style that you hear everyday
be -boy destroyin a toy, employin
While the other suckers are depressed, I'm enjoyin
What I'm doin, and ruin any insult of my position
Tell em KM.G - they on a mission
[ KM.G ]
They on a mission
They keep wishin you can't come off
187, you're a menace in your own mind
So take heed and proceed with caution
When he rhymes
(Now I got a murder rap)
(Here's a murder rap to keep ya dancin) --> Ice Cube
(Now I got a murder rap)
(Cause a brother like me said, well...)
(Now I got a murder rap)
(Cause a brother like me said, well...)
(Now I got a murder rap)
(Cause a brother like me said, well...)
(Now I got a murder rap)
(Here's a murder rap to keep ya dancin)
(Now I got a murder rap)
(Cause a brother like me said, well...)
(Now I got a murder rap)
(Cause a brother like me said, well...)
(Now I got a murder rap)
(Cause a brother like me said, well...)
(Now I got a murder rap)
(Here's a murder rap to keep ya dancin)
(Now I got a murder rap)
(Cause a brother like me said, well...)
(I got a murder rap)
The song "Murder" by Laws is a collaboration with rapper KM.G and features Cold 187um, who begins by addressing the murder rap that has been levied against him, even though he claims he's not the violent type. The song is a classic example of West Coast hip-hop from the late 80s and early 90s, with hard-hitting beats and aggressive lyrics. Cold 187um exudes confidence with his powerful flow and bold statements, promising to leave his opponents clueless and silenced. He also makes references to drug addiction, stating that if someone crosses him, he'll "wash their mouth out with soap" as if they were an addict who needs cleaning up.
Furthermore, the lyrics of this song also touch upon several themes, including the importance of action over words, the dangers of living a tangled life, and the value of perseverance. Cold 187um highlights how it's not about who speaks first, second, or third, but rather who takes action, and how this is something that has helped him achieve success. He also alludes to the fact that when you live a life tangled up in problems, you're more susceptible to being taken down by others. Finally, he emphasizes the value of perseverance and determination, stating that one must keep climbing even when others don't believe in them.
Line by Line Meaning
When I sit down and write and recite for the mic I hold
The rapper is emphasizing the importance of his performance, staying focused, highlighting his name and lyrical abilities.
Make sure my beats are loud, and bold, and Cold
He wants his production to pop and reflect his name, emphasizing how he has raised the bar for quality in hip-hop.
Here to rearrange and change
He has come to change and disrupt the current musical scene with his new sound.
Glued to my style like a fiend on coke
His listeners can't get enough of his style, consumed by its energy and power.
No, I'm not a Cancer, no, I'm not a hero or zero, but a Leo in stereo
He is not defined by astrological star signs or other limiting concepts, instead, he is his own unique person and artist with his own sound.
Sometimes that's even higher than the others believe
His sound may be misunderstood, but his followers believe in him and his message, and his potential is limitless.
187, he's as hard as it comes
He's one of the hardest, authentic, and original artists in the game.
Criminals don't use lyrics and define themselves as notorious, brothers gotta learn hip-hop anger rages inside themselves
He's calling on his fellow hip-hop artists to empower themselves and others, and use their music to express their aggression in positive ways, rather than becoming criminals.
Cause Power's my name, sometimes I'm insane, and if I get too mad, I have to rearrange
He's emphasizing the power and persona he brings to each performance, cautioning others to not mess with him, and acknowledging the potential danger within himself when he's pushed too far.
They keep wishin you can't come off, 187, you're a menace in your own mind
Others doubt his abilities, but he knows he's a powerhouse and can accomplish whatever he sets his mind to.
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: ANDRE ROMELL YOUNG, ANTHONY STEWART, ARTHUR LEE GOODMAN, GREGORY FRENARD HUTCHISON, KEVIN GULLEY, LARRY D. GOODMAN
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Jeron Hill
❤❤😅
Mustangrew and Mr Vate
Best collab ever
ElitePuppy
How to get Away With murder?.
DutchPhoenix
"Sir, did you kill him?"
"I invoke the fifth"
Not Roboteva
Good Idea. If you stay neutral, nothing can be used against you.
The Goat
This is exactly how it works. You plead the fifth until a lawyer is present. That way you don’t incriminate yourself or switch up stories.
Gxzy
Huh
Monkey
😂
Josh
@android mode legally you can actually do that.