1. An atmospheric … Read Full Bio ↴Malachi refers to at least six different artists:
1. An atmospheric cello driven doom crust band from Milwaukee, Wisconsin whose members past/present bands include Artimus Pyle, What Happens Next?, High on Crime, Living Under Lies and quite a few more. (Band's Myspace: www.myspace.com/malachimilwaukee)
2. A 60's Psychedelic rock band. Their "Holy Music" was issued by Verve in 1966 and featured Steve Cunningham (of Red Crayola fame) on Jew's harp. The record is often considered one of the first true psychedelic records of the 1960's/ As the Original Sleeve-notes state: "Malachi's Music Transcends the Traditions of East and West, and Represents the New Synthesis which is Still Being Worked Out in Aesthetics, Philosophy and Religion by Those Participating in the Psychedelic Revolution."
3. A small Folk-Praise band formed in the early '70s in the Upper Peninsula (U.P.) of Michigan. They called themselves Malachi which means, "Messengers of God" because they hoped that their music would be a message of love from God to anyone who listened. Malachi saw some success in the '70s, as they were fairly well known throughout the U.P. for their ministry. They recorded two albums, had the privilege of working with Lutheran Youth Encounter, touring in the Midwest, East Coast and even made their way to Finland.
4. A Hip-Hop artist.
5. Malachi Cush from the UK Reality TV Show - Fame Academy.
6. Vancouver, BC based composer and producer for electro-rock duo Citrus Burn, as well as the guitarist for live shows. Malachi has performed as guitarist and bassist for a number of bands in the Okanagan and Vancouver areas of British Columbia, mostly metal. Malachi formed Citrus Burn in 2007 along with singer Adriana Devai. As of 2012, Malachi has restarted his cyber metal project, on hold due to time constraints from Citrus Burn, under the name Seinen.
Five
Malachi Lyrics
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Is what they're gonna say
Cause Hawaii 5-0
Is on their way
Jack Lord with grease in his hair
As Steve McGarrett looking square
Hawaii 5-0
Hawaii 5-0
Is on their way
Hawaii 5-0
They're coming today
Oahu has nothing to fear
Cause pinapple cops are here
Hawaii 5-0
Is coming for you
The lyrics of Malachi's song "Five" refer to the popular TV show "Hawaii 5-0," which aired from 1968 to 1980 and was remade in 2010. The song is an upbeat tribute to the show and its main character, Steve McGarrett, played by Jack Lord, who is referenced in the lyrics. The chorus repeats the phrase "Hawaii 5-0 is on their way," referring to the action-packed nature of the show and the constant pursuit of justice by its characters. The line "Now book'em Dano" is a famous catchphrase from the show, which is shouted by McGarrett's character when arresting suspects.
The second verse of the song describes Jack Lord's iconic hairstyle in the show, with the lyrics mentioning "grease in his hair." The reference to McGarrett's "square" appearance is a nod to his no-nonsense attitude and his clean-cut, professional appearance. The line "Oahu has nothing to fear" refers to the fact that the show is set in Hawaii, on the island of Oahu, and that the pineapple cops (a reference to the Hawaiian fruit) are always on hand to protect their community.
Overall, the lyrics of "Five" celebrate the enduring popularity of "Hawaii 5-0" and pay tribute to its iconic characters and thrilling action sequences.
Line by Line Meaning
Now book'em Dano
The criminals will be captured and taken into custody.
Is what they're gonna say
This is what the police officers will announce after capturing the criminals.
Cause Hawaii 5-0
This refers to the Hawaiian police department's special investigation unit.
Is on their way
The police officers are in pursuit of the criminals and are heading towards them.
Jack Lord with grease in his hair
The actor Jack Lord is portraying the character Steve McGarrett, who is a skilled police officer.
As Steve McGarrett looking square
Steve McGarrett is portrayed as a tough and unyielding leader.
Hawaii 5-0
This is the name of the show and also refers to the police department's special investigation unit.
Is coming for you!
The police are pursuing the criminals and will bring them to justice.
Hawaii 5-0
This is repeated to emphasize the theme of the song and show.
Is on their way
This is repeated to emphasize the police officers' pursuit of the criminals.
Hawaii 5-0
This is repeated to emphasize the police department's involvement in the situation.
They're coming today
The police officers will arrive and complete their mission today.
Oahu has nothing to fear
The citizens of Oahu should feel safe because the police officers are on the case.
Cause pinapple cops are here
This is a nickname for the police officers in Hawaii due to the abundance of pineapples in the region.
Hawaii 5-0
This is repeated to increase the impact of the theme and show.
Is coming for you
This is repeated to remind the criminals that the police officers are closing in on them.
Contributed by Amelia W. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
JustBombsProductions
Fight On ✌️
Erick Aguilera
can’t wait for you to have his heisman highlight tape in 2 years
Tommy Harper
Ik you’ve waiting on this day, USC fans across the world will be celebrating the new era Trojans ✌🏽⚔️
Littl3
Let’s hope this kid follows Riley to SC. He’s legit
Littl3
@꧁ZapThΣSigma꧂ lol well yea obviously
꧁ZapThΣSigma꧂
He did.
Benjamin Casper
This aged better than wine.
KingRaider74
The ball comes out of his hand so effortlessly he’s a natural thrower with power and accuracy. Also he’s a bigger qb who can run as well this kid has potential to be special
Dmitri Lightsey
The ball comes out of his hand so effortlessly. Excellent velocity. He still has time to fill out his frame and get bigger
Gavin S.
My Dawg Malachi, I can’t wait to see where he goes, known him a long time