It's Over
MOB feat. MC Enemy Lyrics

Yeh yeh you know it [3x]
The singer is acknowledging that the listeners are aware of the situation or events being discussed.

[Singing] F.B.I.
The singer is vocalizing the letters 'F.B.I.' in a melodic tone, possibly as an allusion to the investigators or authorities.

Hey man F.B.I. [2x]
The singer is directly addressing or referring to the FBI organization.

[Shawn Jay] Say dem field mob cats relentless
Shawn Jay is talking about the consistency and persistence of a group called 'dem field mob cats.

Ashy to to classy's a classic
The transformation from an ashy to classy appearance is considered a timeless classic.

But they back wit vengeance
The group has returned with an aggressive and retaliatory mindset.

The roota to the tooda
Possibly a made-up phrase, the singer is referring to the total or complete picture.

If you sleepin on us we gone wake 'em up BLAW
If people are not paying attention to the group, they will make sure they are noticed with force.

Cockadoodin like a rooster
The artist is mimicking the crowing sound of a rooster to illustrate boldness and confidence.

[Hook:] it's over..it's all over [8x]
The chorus is emphasizing the end or defeat of something, repeating the phrase 'it's over' eight times.

Is it cause we country
The singer is questioning whether they are being overlooked because they are associated with the rural areas.

We easily under-appreciated
The group is commonly valued less or underestimated for their contributions.

But when we rap, we snap and conquer wit lethal statements
The group delivers lyrics with powerful and assertive messages to achieve dominance/captivate their audience.

And some of these heathens hatin
Some people are envious or hostile towards the group.

Or dumb for believin they can
Some individuals are naive or foolish for thinking they can undermine or defeat the group.

Ever defeat us or make a come-up recievin bacon
It would be impossible for anyone to defeat the group and difficult to surpass them in terms of success and earning potential.

I leave 'em shakin like the hands on muhammed ali
The effect of the artist's lyrics are comparable to the physical impact of punches thrown by boxing legend Muhammad Ali.

On the mic, I'm like the man muhammed ali
The singer draws a comparison between their rapping skills and the boxing prowess of Muhammad Ali.

Box 'em in from the pressure, make it hard to breathe
The group will surround their opponents with pressure, giving them little breathing room or opportunity to succeed.

Like dat gay guy wit tracks, I bob and weave
The artist compares their ability to dodge attacks from their opponent on the mic to the moves of a gay athlete running tracks.

I ain't arrogant, I ain't conceeded
The artist is not boastful or arrogant despite their skill and success.

But field mob the shit the same name but now they seein
The group's talent and commitment is finally being recognized by others, despite the negative judgement or lack of acknowledgement in the past.

The hood gave us five mics but I ain't achieve it
The group has received good publicity and ratings but does not consider it the peak of their success.

We too real, we flow from the gut, but I ain't balemik
The group is honest and authentic in their lyrics and does not require vomiting to express themselves.

Indeed I'm an anemik, see so my eyein is needed
The singer has a medical condition that affects their blood cell count and requires extra attention and care.

I's fire my heat quick
The singer's formidable skills can quickly and easily result in destruction or defeat.

Field boys squeeze it
The group is powerful and dominant, able to exert force and control in situations.

Like we makin OJ
The group will commit to a task and see it through no matter the obstacles (reference to O.J. Simpson's iconic car chase).

You can bleed like ya dating O.J.
The impact of the group's actions can be dangerous and even deadly, with heavy consequences as a result (reference to O.J. Simpson's violent trial).

Shawn Jay and chevy p. we makin folk say
The group is gaining notoriety and attention, with many people recognizing their work and talent.

[Smoke] I remember being the invisible
A member of the group reflects on their past experience of being unnoticed and ignored by others.

Nem-com-booboo
Unknown phrase used to convey a sense of inferiority or being unimportant.

No one listen to so pitiful
The artist was considered pathetic and not worth the attention of others.

Miserable, feelin blue
The artist was in a state of sadness and depression.

Felt ridiculed, cause kids wit two
The singer was teased and mocked by those who had both parents and material wealth.

Parents wit loot little G-piphanew
Describing others who were more financially stable.

Fishing shoes, lent and cruise
Describing the singer's own humble and inadequate possessions.

Would get in groups and pick and threw
Others would form cliques and exclude the singer from their social circle.

Wit shit to do but pick at who... me!
Despite having other activities to do, certain people would still focus on targeting the singer.

I'm dat stupid, skinny dark-skinned dude
The artist was characterized by undesirable traits such as being skinny and dark-skinned, leading to more ridicule and judgement.

Wit the missin tooth
Describing the artist's physical appearance which left them vulnerable to further ridicule.

Who wouldn't do shit to you
Despite the bullying and taunting, the singer would not act in retaliation or violence.

We just sit in two
The singer and someone else would choose to sit at the back of the class, away from others.

The back of the class
Describing a space within the educational context.

Write raps in his pad
The artist would write music lyrics in their notebook during class.

His pencil to to his tablet
The artist would use their writing utensils to craft out rhymes.

Listenin to little music instrumental tracks
The singer would listen to instrumental music to generate inspiration for their own lyrics.

And they laughed, wit shit to lose
Others who were more fortunate had much to gain by ridiculing those who were less fortunate.

He practiced and practiced
The singer invested time and effort into honing their music skills.

Wit no clue dat it would happens this fast
Despite the effort, the singer did not expect their career to take off so quickly.

Made his presence, he quickly grew
The singer's talent and hard work helped them to establish a firm and respected position in their field.

Rapidly fast, sold packs for the cash
The artist quickly rose to fame and began to profit from their music.

H03$ passing they ass
The artist and their group are surpassing others and/or doing it with style.

Like they then see me, now I'm rich they do
Others who previously ignored or ridiculed the singer now recognize them and envy their wealth.

Went from moving more 50's than shady and dre
The group started selling many more albums than Eminem and Dr. Dre, two extremely popular rap artists.

To coming up like masturbation on planes
The group's success is quickly rising, perhaps as fast as someone's self-pleasuring on an airplane.

Gotta save for the rain
The group is well aware of the unpredictability of the music industry and saving for potential financial difficulties in the future.

But takin shawn first, to a jill scott concert
The group is treating one of its members to a concert by singer Jill Scott before considering other expenses.

So he can hear the fat lady sing, cause its...
Shawn Jay is likely attending the concert in hopes of experiencing a powerful and unforgettable moment, often signaled by the 'fat lady' singing the finale of an opera or theater production.

[Hook: (8x)]
The chorus repeats the phrase 'it's over' eight times, emphasizing the end or defeat of something.

[Singing] F.B.I. [2x]
The singer repeats the letters 'F.B.I.' in a melodic tone, possibly as an allusion to the investigators or authorities.