Somebody
Lost In Kostko (R.I.P) Lyrics
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Hiss from a pig heard when the squealing's fake
Raising up the stakes when I'm dealing with the mics
Dispenser of the lies couldn't always get me high
And you're far from right, you're the opposite of Mennonites
A gymnast with the truth, some men in tights
Doing dirt like I'm sitting in a crypt
Skulls and bones around now I'm sprinting with a splint yeah
Wish in '95 that my mom was faking birth
Actions so precise, slash me like x-acto knives
Attacking me in fights, extracting all my strife
Affection in the day, but you wear a mask at night
Inflections in my voice make it feathery and light
Infection from your spite detected in my lungs
It's funny how I worry when I did nothing wrong
It's funny how I worry when I did nothing wrong
It's funny how I worry when I did nothing wrong
It's funny how I worry when I did nothing wrong
It's funny how I worry when I did nothing wrong
And of course, a year later, the sky's still pink
And the molecules colluded for a universal link
My attitude is rude, mood is sentenced to the clink
I try to make connections, confidence the missing link
Got a pessimistic mind with an optimistic heart
I've been wrestling with memories, the convoluted part
Had a complicated start, happy middle, sad depart yeah
As the story goes, the door was closed, I left my mark
But that last glance back, that killed me the most
Held that handle in my grasp, felt the rasp in my throat
Steadfast but alas, battered, shattered, tattered, broke
Stood in silence for a moment, worked the details over slow
The saddest part is that my only choice was go
All my options down to one, caught my caution in the gust
I pass old locations, no passenger, alone
It turns out everybody's somebody's ghost
It turns out everybody's somebody's ghost
It turns out everybody's somebody's ghost
It turns out everybody's somebody's ghost
It turns out that I'm somebody's ghost whoa
The song "Somebody" by Lost in Kostko (R.I.P) encourages diversity and inclusivity in society. It acknowledges that everyone has a role to play and cannot be the same or equal in everything. The lyrics implore listeners to find their own unique path and celebrate what makes them different. The song also emphasizes unity, leadership, justice, and the need to follow one's own path, rather than being influenced by society's expectations. The lyrics include references to influential figures like Marcus Garvey, Kwame Ture, and Malcolm X, and the need for justice for people like Mumia Abu-Jamal and Amado Dialo. The song ends with an encouragement to follow no beast on a quest, emphasizing the importance of individuality and not being influenced by external pressures.
Line by Line Meaning
Oh, do it now, oh, do it now
Urges the listeners to celebrate diversity in the university and encourages them to act.
Yeah, we celebrate diversity in the university
Celebrates and encourages people from different backgrounds to come together in a university setting.
Everybody can't be a queen, everybody can't be a ho and a bitch (Ha ha)
Acknowledges that not everyone can be at the top or be a certain type of person.
Everybody can't be a philosopher
Some of y'all gotta load up the clip
Not everyone can be an intellectual or deep thinker; some have to do the dirty work.
Word up, watch this
It goes one, two, three we the best
Knowledge Reigns Supreme, as you can see, or KRS
You don't wanna test the team, why get a vest
Boasts about being the best and acknowledges the wisdom they possess; warns others not to challenge them.
You don't wanna be cursed in a verse, by the blessed
KRS with the sound for the eat and the west
Warns of the consequences of going against KRS and promotes their music.
Follow no, follow no, follow no, follow no beast on a quest
Somebody gotta be fresh
Somebody gotta be wack
Encourages individuality and discourages following the crowd or trying to be someone else; acknowledges the existence of both good and bad.
Somebody gotta be the Mc
Somebody gotta do the rap
Somebody gotta be smart
Somebody gotta do that
Acknowledges the diversity of skillsets and talents that contribute to making good music or creating art.
Somebody gotta do art
Somebody gotta be black
Somebody gotta have heart
Somebody gotta be white
Acknowledges that everyone has their unique qualities and struggles, regardless of race.
Somebody gotta do their part
Somebody gotta be bright
Somebody gotta be up
Somebody gotta be down
Encourages everyone to contribute their best and acknowledges life's ups and downs.
Somebody gotta be the teacher
Somebody gotta be the clown
Somebody gotta be lost
Somebody gotta be found
Recognizes the different roles people play in society and life's unpredictable nature.
Somebody gotta be in the economy making the money go round
Somebody gotta be the president
Somebody gotta get down
Acknowledges the importance of various jobs and leadership positions in society.
Somebody gotta be hesitant
Somebody gotta be relevant
Somebody gotta be celibate
Somebody gotta be having their sex in a lex for the hell of it
Acknowledges different attitudes towards relationships and sex and the importance of being relevant in society.
Somebody gotta be intelligent
Somebody gotta be illiterate
Somebody gotta go all the way
Somebody gotta go a little bit
Encourages people with different levels of intelligence and drive to succeed.
Somebody got to be an idiot
Somebody gotta be belligerent
Somebody gotta be hip hop
'Cause somebody else is living it
Acknowledges different attitudes and behaviors within hip hop culture.
Somebody gotta be spitting it
Somebody gotta be ignorant
Somebody gotta be holy
But somebody gotta have sin in it
Encourages people to express themselves freely and acknowledges that everyone has their flaws.
Somebody gotta be losing it
Somebody gotta be winning it
Somebody gotta be flippin' the style I'm kicking just a little bit
Somebody gotta be into it
Recognizes life's ebbs and flows and encourages people to appreciate creativity and diversity within hip hop culture.
Somebody gotta be out of it
Somebody gotta be up for it
Somebody gotta be doubtin' it
Somebody gotta be running it
Acknowledges the different attitudes and motivations of people within hip hop culture.
Somebody gotta be all that
Somebody don't even known that
Somebody gotta come right here
Somebody else gotta go back
Acknowledges that people have different levels of self-awareness and acknowledges the dynamic nature of life.
Somebody gotta be scheming
Somebody gotta be a witness
Somebody gotta be seeing in the meaning is different
Somebody else gotta be somebody, for some else to be somebody
Somebody else to run into to wealth, to try to create one body
Acknowledges the complex nature of society and how individual actions can have a ripple effect on others.
One aim, one God, one destiny
I'm not non-violent, you can back up off of me
I sip my tea, and cock back three
One for Tiny Tim, Mr.Walt, and Evil Dee
Promotes a message of unity and purpose; expresses the desire for justice and pays homage to influential figures.
I hope you all see, the need for unity
I'll never stop speaking about Marcus Garvey
Kwame Ture or Malcolm X all day
Black leadership today is all play
Expresses the importance of unity among black people and the need for leaders like Marcus Garvey, Kwame Ture, and Malcolm X in today's society.
Y'all play, y'all immature black behavior
Is worse than being a trader
Do on to others, as you would have done do to your neighbor
Calls out immature behavior within the black community and encourages people to treat others with respect.
Big up to my philosophy majors
Free Mumia Abu-Jamal from the cages
We writes the pages and teach all ages
Justice, tell me what we want now
Justice, for Mumia Abu-Jamal
Or justice for Amado Dialo
Justice, there is no peace without (Justice)
Acknowledges the value of education and calls for justice for specific individuals; emphasizes the importance of justice for achieving peace.
All dem mercy, now watch this
I sing, one, two, three we the best
KRS with the new sound for the eat and the west
Follow no, follow no, follow no, follow no, follow no, follow no, follow no
Follow no
Boasts about their skills and promotes their music; encourages individualism and non-conformity.
Follow no beast, on a quest
Do you hear me?
Encourages listeners to think for themselves and not follow the crowd blindly.
Word
Hip Hop ya don't stop
Tiny Tim ya don't stop
KRS ya don't stop
Get by us
Expresses a love for hip hop and pays homage to Tiny Tim and the artist KRS; invites others to join in.
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Written by: Patrick Walsh
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Kimberly
Hey Tyler you're really good love the song and your voice and so nice to see how much fun you have in music 😉
Yasmim Batista
Amor esse canto!!
Monica Nascimento
Lindo ♥️♥️♥️😍
Mikael Play Games
Showww gostei muito 😍❤👌
M Zac
This man can play the guitar, sing and act. I mean, is there anything he can't do?
Spirited Away
I love this song 👌🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Teenwolf ✓
so good
Tesy Osas
Wow such a nice and sweet voice you have Tyler. My favorite teen wolf actor
Tahi Teruki
I love this song Tyler Posey
Carmen Livimoro
te amo,ojalá supieras que existo.Tienes una voz divina,eres tan completo;cantas,actúas...yo siempre seré tu fan🙈🙈