In Your Eyes
M. P. Sound Project Vs No Lyrics

And the lady America was finally slaughtered
The country of America faced a tragic end

And divided into 3 quarters
The country was split into three parts

Her children the cities fell
The cities fell into chaos and destruction

Battlin' golden' platinum
People fought and killed each other for wealth and fame

Friends of terror and endless bloodshed
The violent atmosphere brought fear and constant bloodshed

Pity was not spared for no man woman child or rapper
No one, regardless of their age or profession, was shown any mercy

And believe
Despite the bleak circumstances, hope still remained

For his rap was felt by everyone
The power of music could still be felt and appreciated by everyone

And this time when trust had no meaning
In this dangerous and unpredictable period, trust had lost its value

Family and friends who survived destroyed one another
The surviving loved ones turned on each other and caused more destruction

Decide to the world
It is up to us to decide how we want our world to be

Love, peace, and brotherhood
These values are important for a better future

Soldiers, high ashes to survival
The ones who survive in these trying times are like warriors

To open up a path to reality
We need to face and accept the harsh reality

For some, judgement
Some people will have to face judgement for their actions

The devil took the straps off my nigga legs
The artist's friend was freed from a difficult situation

The Virgin Mary came when my homie bleed
The artist's friend found comfort in religious imagery when he was hurt

Too many fuckin' thieves and enemies
There are too many dishonest and malicious people around

The vultures pecked the mouths for the green cheese
Some people are willing to betray even their closest friends for money

I watched his soul leave his clothes left him cold
The artist witnessed his friend's death and saw his lifeless body

On these streets, anything goes
There are no rules or boundaries on these dangerous streets

He was on the road
The friend was on a path that led to his demise

It took 'em ten to do him in
It took a group of ten people to kill the friend

The killas fled, damn, but they'll be back again
The murderers escaped for now but they will likely return

He was Polo'd down with the matchin' socks
The singer's friend was dressed in stylish and expensive clothing

I mean stuffed like a turkey with a half a key of cooked rocks
The friend was carrying a lot of drugs on him

The reaper came and took him
Death came for the friend

I saw the tears from my baby mama's eyes over look him
The artist's loved ones were devastated by their friend's death

As I walk through the shadows of death
The artist feels like he is constantly facing danger and death

Where no rapper or no man can spare no breath
In these difficult circumstances, no one is safe

The kingdom of freedom is all they said
People talk about freedom but it seems out of reach in this society

Why the shackle and chain?
The artist wonders why there are still injustices and oppression in this world

My homie's life slaid
The friend's life was taken

From the cradle to the grave every soldier shall ride
Life is a constant battle and everyone must fight to survive

Bite the apple of eternity(uggggHH)
The singer seems to be referencing the biblical story of Adam and Eve and questioning the concept of mortality

Every mother will cry
The pain and loss of a child is universal and heartbreaking

Now who's to say if it's the beginning or ending
It's unclear what stage in life or society they are in

Losin' or winnin'
They may be experiencing either victory or defeat in the current state of things

I'm trapped in a whole world of sin
The singer feels trapped in a society full of wrongdoing and evil

Who's to say your life is worth more than mine
The artist questions the value placed on human life in their society

Should I give my heart to the President so he can live and I can die?
The artist is questioning whether those in power deserve to have control over their lives

Now my whole life I was scared
The singer has lived in fear for their entire life

The only judge is god
The singer believes in a higher power that will judge them in the end

But why do I (we) live by these man made laws
The artist questions why societies have constructed certain laws and regulations

Ten commandments they say do not steal or kill
The artist references religious laws that forbid immoral acts like theft and murder

But I lost too many niggas and some say they split my wig for meal
Despite the moral guidelines, the artist has witnessed too much violence and crime, leading to the loss of many loved ones

Heaven, leadin' up to the steps
The singer thinks about the concept of heaven and afterlife

Everything I do wrong in my days is leading to my death
The artist feels like their actions are contributing to their eventual demise

And even though I never see
The singer may not see rewards or consequences for their actions in this lifetime

I believe there's a god
Despite any skepticism or doubt, the singer has faith in a higher power

But I hate when your best friend turn to your enemy
The betrayal of a close friend is painful and confusing

When times is hard
Friends or allies may turn on each other when the situation becomes difficult

As the sand slowly poured
The artist may be referring to the metaphorical 'hourglass of life'

I see flashes of life
The singer reflects on their life and memories

Time started ticking it's the end of my life
The singer feels like their time is running out

Blind fo' his eyes when he look at god
The artist is possibly referencing a spiritual blindness or disconnect

Behold no man or your life destroyed
The artist may be warning the listener to avoid destructive behavior

He took many prophets and poured to the kingdom
The artist thinks about religious stories and figures that may have had a significant impact

Big ones and small ones
The impact of different figures, good or bad, will always be present

Good ones and mean ones
Both benevolent and malevolent figures have influenced history and society

As the angel came the ghetto from hell
The singer references a spiritual presence in a place that has been ruined by violence and poverty

Some words of the piece cause they didn't know no better
People may have made mistakes and caused harm out of ignorance or lack of understanding

So they sold to the pitch-forks of the fire
Some people may have fallen victim to anger and hate, leading to chaos and destruction

Do g's go to heaven or just young niggas retire
The artist ponders the afterlife and whether there is a place for people who have lived a life of crime and violence

Crosses burned cause they souls was scarred
People may have experienced emotional and psychological damage as a result of trauma and hardship

Hoping for a second chance but ain't none
Some people may desperately wish for another chance to make things right or fix their mistakes, but it may not be possible

Cause it's your final call
The singer emphasizes the importance of making good choices and living with the consequences

Keep your eyes on your enemies, and watch your friends
The chorus warns the listener to be cautious and vigilant of their surroundings and relationships

Put your life in your own hands, or your life will end
The listener is responsible for their own life and decisions, and must take control or face dire consequences