Come on
Mad Rapper Ft Method Man Lyrics

Something's out there, somethin' that forced its way into our world
Introduction to the song. Mentions an unknown force that entered our world and demands attention.

Come get some (uh, uh, yeah)
Invitation to listeners to tune in and hear the song.

Dead by dawn, swallow your soul
Line from 'The Evil Dead' movie that references death by sunrise and demonic possession. Method Man uses it to foreshadow his lyrical dominance.

Similar to if I kick in your teeth, swallow a soul
If Method Man kicks someone, it's like swallowing their soul, i.e., defeating them.

You a dub, W Clan, y'all can swallow us whole or get snubbed with these two cans if you follow my nose
The Wu-Tang Clan is a formidable opponent, but the Mad Rapper and Method Man are armed with firepower of their own. If you mess with them, you'll get shot.

I'm goals (goals), take a shot, from the grassy knoll, I can school you with the Drako, this ain't Degrassi, though
Mad Rapper is confident and goal-oriented. If you mess with him, he'll take a shot at you, like the one that killed JFK from the grassy knoll. He's also skilled with a Draco gun, but don't mistake him for someone from 'Degrassi High.'

Under siege feel like Waco, y'all should already know
The Mad Rapper feels like he's under attack, similar to how the government felt during the Waco siege. He thinks people should already know this.

Got this red dot mark on you, marks like, ready go, you
The Mad Rapper has a laser sight on his gun, like a 'ready, aim, fire' warning to his enemies.

Horse around, get around like a merry-go, catch a big fish, I'm not Moby Dick but there she blows
If you mess around, you'll get messed around, like a 'merry-go-round.' The Mad Rapper also intends to catch a 'big fish,' like Captain Ahab's pursuit of Moby Dick, but without the same fatal ending.

See that boom stick get cha boom boom click my flow, make the room sick and put the sick sick six below
Method Man's 'boom stick' (gun) will make your heart go 'boom boom' and 'click,' like a death knell. His rhymes are sick and put the whack competition six feet under.

Y'all like who this, maskin' a MF'er like DOOM is (ah), I do this so deadly, with mics like Dr. Loomis (Dr. Loomis)
People may wonder who the Mad Rapper is, but he's a mastermind, just like MF DOOM, who often wore a mask. The Mad Rapper is deadly, like Dr. Loomis from the 'Halloween' movie, and kills it on the mic.

This is Necronomicon music, what else would you expect from the Necronomicon, stupid
The Necronomicon is a fictional book of magic in the 'Evil Dead' movie. The song has a dark and supernatural feel, just like you'd expect from such a book. Calling someone 'stupid' is an insult, but also implies the song shouldn't be taken too seriously.

I see dead people, ivory smoke in my face, I raise the eagle, and leave you, I guess he dead, people
A reference to the line 'I see dead people' from the movie 'The Sixth Sense.' The Mad Rapper sees death and smoke from guns, and is ready to shoot his eagle (gun) and leave you lifeless. 'He dead, people' is a play on 'y'all heard it here first,' just more gruesome.

These rappers ain't it, just roaches in my ashtray, they .32's ain't touchin', these .40's on a bad day
Compared to the Mad Rapper and Method Man, other rappers are insignificant, like roaches in an ashtray. Their puny .32 caliber guns can't match the Mad Rapper's .40 caliber ones, especially on a bad day.

Knotty dread is in your area, I bring damage, uh, the man is here, your bro want to try to front, I'll vanish him, uh
Method Man's 'knotty dread' hairstyle is a symbol of his power and Jamaican roots. He's here to bring damage and defeat any challengers, even those who try to act tough (i.e., 'front').

Yeah, it's PXWER, I'm steppin' big foot prints, you dummies follow leaders, I was father before fifth
PXWER (Power) is Method Man's nickname, and he's stepping in the big shoes left by his predecessors (i.e., Run-DMC, LL Cool J). Unlike followers or imitators, he was already a father (i.e., experienced) before his fifth album.

You suckers just don't get, hold on, takin' my fifth hit, then its back to the verse quick, everyday is like my birthday, I'm mad gifted
Method Man thinks his rhymes go over other people's heads. He pauses to take his fifth hit of marijuana and quickly returns to rapping. He feels like everyday is a celebration and he's gifted with talent.

Get your flame blown out if that's just my wishes, Sha vicious, you just a little fearsome, have brodie put the metal to your ears, like you tryna pierce 'em
If the Mad Rapper wants to extinguish your flame (i.e., end your career), it will happen. He references 'Sha' from the Wu-Tang Clan and their song 'Shaolin Vs. Wu-Tang.' He thinks Sha ain't that fearsome, and will put metal gun to anyone's ears like it's a piercing.

I'm different, far from your average alley cat, the top dog, Prince of Staten, you know where I be at
Method Man believes he's unique, not just an average rapper. He's the leader of the Wu-Tang Clan and from Staten Island, and people already know his prowess.

Now, I must admit, that I can't live with this evil eye, would rather use my third eye, to try and beat you live, it's what I get when it's time to flip till the evil die, it's what they did, but you dead after they eat you now
Mention of the 'evil eye,' which suggests Beware of bad luck or a curse, which Method Man has to confront. He thinks he has a third eye (i.e., intuition) that will help him triumph. He'll attack evil until it dies or he'll die trying, like many before him. Anyone who gets eaten by evil is done for.

Come get some (get some, come get some)
Reiteration of the chorus, inviting listeners to 'come get some' of Mad Rapper and Method Man's music.

Ah, hahahaha, truly amazin'
Closing laugh and boasting of the song's 'amazing' quality.