Eternity
Master P Lyrics


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This is an invitation for all my thug niggas to come join me
on a journey to the ever lasting ship of eternal life
a place where there's no violence no pain no crime no prisons no
ghettos
nothing but sunshine at the end of the road so come with me let's ride
All my thug niggas ride to eternity let's ride nigga let's ride nigga

(2X)

[C Murder]

Nigga back in the days I was afraid of the police

just another paranoid drugdealer on the streets

my ghetto hero was above the law I caught a glimpse of a bullet

that took him down like a south paw uneducated to the game of life

I was hated to the grave but the pen kept my mind right

a young motherfucker doomed since day one

shit I'm a fool I'm a ball 'til my time come

a G to me is like a mil' on the streets I'm a kill just to eat

and leave my enemies on the concrete they say a soft heart

make a bitch nigga stay alert stay alive that's the code of a thug

nigga

I want to rob and steal but crime pays the bill niggas know I'm real

so my pain is what they feel I'm a rider TRU niggas gone feel me

see-Murder ain't gone die 'til a bitch nigga kill me

All my thug niggas ride to eternity let's ride nigga let's ride nigga

(2X)

[Master P]

How many niggas want to ride with me

when I'm gone don't no mothafucka cry for me

I want the nigga that did it to die with me

and his mama and his brother take a ride with me

'cause I'm a killer (a killer) nigga baller

servin' up the 3rd ward Cali or New Orla'

nigga like the devil with the motherfuckin' red prints

fight me like a monkey on top of an elephant

the game got me crazy profecy dazy

this god wasn't ? when a nigga tried to play me

god won't you save me nigga only baby only time could take me

mama why you made me like is like slavey tech-nines and three eighties

homies live in shady pray for your baby my first born replace me

this ghetto might waste me I'm a hunted bitch like ghostly

it be a nigga close to me that take me

All my thug niggas ride to eternity let's ride nigga let's ride nigga

(4X)

[Mr. Serv-On]

they told me in this life those who start off last a end up first

those who start up first a end up last

last time I saw a .45 blast a nigga who was last should be doin' 50

years

without parole life is cold but it fair fuck the mayor that coward

bastard

ask him durin' his term how many niggas sawt jail cells and found

cascidy

place me the plastic when its time to shoot only god will know the

truth

what's in a nigga's blood is in his heart

from the start my pain was irreversable the book on how to kill a

nigga

is unwritable my title don't sulitify our right to tell a child how

to live his life or how to stop a man when he beat his wife but if you

turn

your back grab your gun we could ride tonight

and ain't no game as I stroll on

nigga you know this S-E-are-V mister get my ride ON

All my thug niggas ride to eternity let's ride nigga let's ride nigga

(4X)

hahhahaha the media point the finger at me like I'm the bad guy

but its ok just take a good look at me I'm no different then your

average

businessman society wants to eliminate me but uh in a few years

you be wishin' you had another Don like me sincerly yours America's





nightmare Master P

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Master P's song Eternity paint a vivid picture of life as a thug and the desire for a better life beyond the cycle of violence, crime, and prison. The first few lines of the song are an invitation to other thugs to join him on a journey to a place called "the ever-lasting ship of eternal life," which is described as a peaceful place with no violence, pain, crime, or prisons, only sunshine at the end of the road. The repetition of the line "All my thug niggas ride to eternity let's ride nigga let's ride nigga" is like a rallying cry that Master P uses to encourage his fellow thugs to come on this journey.


The verses of the song are each performed by different rappers and are distinct in their style and content. The first verse, performed by C Murder, talks about the fear of the police, the reality of being a drug dealer, and the code of a thug. He talks about how he will kill to survive on the streets and how his enemies feel his pain. The second verse, performed by Master P, is more aggressive and uses violent imagery to describe himself as a killer and baller who serves up the Third Ward of Cali or New Orla. He speaks of being hunted, like a ghost, and the possibility of a friend turning on him. Finally, Mr. Serv-On's verse reflects on the unfairness of life and the inevitability of violence for those who live in the ghettos.


Overall, the song is a reflection of the reality of life as a thug and the desire for a better life beyond the cycle of violence, crime, and prisons. The lyrics are powerful and offer a glimpse into the hardships faced by those who live in the ghettos.


Line by Line Meaning

This is an invitation for all my thug niggas to come join me on a journey to the ever-lasting ship of eternal life
Master P invites all his thug followers to join him in a journey towards eternal life and peace.


a place where there's no violence no pain no crime no prisons no ghettos nothing but sunshine at the end of the road so come with me let's ride
Master P describes the ideal place that awaits them- free of violence, pain, crime, prisons and ghettos. A place with eternal sunshine, and invites the listeners to come along.


All my thug niggas ride to eternity let's ride nigga let's ride nigga
Master P reiterates his invitation to his thug followers to join him in a ride to eternity towards eternal peace.


Nigga back in the days I was afraid of the police just another paranoid drug-dealer on the streets
C Murder shares his past experiences being a drug dealer and feeling paranoid of the police during his earlier days.


my ghetto hero was above the law I caught a glimpse of a bullet that took him down like a southpaw
C Murder's influential figure, who was unafraid of the law, was shot and killed.


uneducated to the game of life I was hated to the grave but the pen kept my mind right a young motherfucker doomed since day one
C Murder admits to being ignorant of the rules of life. He faced a lot of hate and was always doomed but he kept his mind sane through writing.


a G to me is like a mil' on the streets I'm a kill just to eat and leave my enemies on the concrete
To C Murder, being called a G is much more valuable than money on the streets. He is willing to do anything, even killing, to survive.


they say a soft heart make a bitch nigga stay alert stay alive that's the code of a thug nigga
A thug must have a tough heart to survive the harsh realities of the world. C Murder adheres to this code to keep himself alive.


I'm a rider TRU niggas gone feel me see-Murder ain't gone die 'til a bitch nigga kill me
C Murder affirms his loyalty to his crew, TRU. He asserts that he won't die until a cowardly person who cannot stand up to him, kills him.


How many niggas want to ride with me when I'm gone don't no mothafucka cry for me
Master P asks how many of his followers will ride with him. He also makes it clear that he wants no one to cry for him when he passes away.


I want the nigga that did it to die with me and his mama and his brother take a ride with me 'cause I'm a killer (a killer) nigga baller
Master P expresses his desire for the person who will eventually kill him to die alongside him. He also extends his invitation to their family members. He associates himself with a killer and a baller.


servin' up the 3rd ward Cali or New Orla' nigga like the devil with the motherfuckin' red prints fight me like a monkey on top of an elephant
Master P says he can serve up war in any city- New Orleans or California's 3rd Ward. He even compares himself to the devil with deadly red prints and challenges any opponent, no matter how big, to come fight him.


the game got me crazy prophecies dazy this god wasn't ? when a nigga tried to play me god won't you save me
Master P acknowledges how the game has driven him insane. He blames God for not protecting him from those who have tried to cross him.


this ghetto might waste me I'm a hunted bitch like ghostly it be a nigga close to me that take me
Master P knows the ghetto may be responsible for his untimely death. He feels like a hunted ghost, and suspects someone close to him will be the one to betray him.


they told me in this life those who start off last a end up first those who start up first a end up last
Mr. Serv-On explains how in life, those who start off last may eventually end up winning, while those who start fast may become losers in the long run.


last time I saw a .45 blast a nigga who was last should be doin' 50 years without parole
Mr. Serv-On shares a violent encounter he witnessed, where someone who was last, was dealt with harshly and probably ended up imprisoned for a long time.


life is cold but it fair fuck the mayor that coward bastard ask him durin' his term how many niggas sawt jail cells and found cascidy
Mr. Serv-On believes life can be harsh sometimes but is inherently fair. He vents his anger at the mayor who he considers a cowardly individual. He challenges the mayor to give an account of how many people were jailed and killed during his tenure.


what's in a nigga's blood is in his heart from the start my pain was irreversible the book on how to kill a nigga is unwritable
Mr. Serv-On explains that what's inside a person's blood is also in their heart. His pain has been there since the beginning and cannot be undone. The act of killing a person is so extreme, that there's no way to document it or get away unscathed.


my title don't sulitify our right to tell a child how to live his life or how to stop a man when he beat his wife but if you turn your back grab your gun we could ride tonight and ain't no game as I stroll on
Mr. Serv-On asserts that his title as a musician won't permit him to dictate how a child or a man should live their life. However, he believes that if someone is threatened, they should grab their gun and fight. There's no game when it comes to his life.


hahhahaha the media point the finger at me like I'm the bad guy but its ok just take a good look at me I'm no different then your average businessman society wants to eliminate me but uh in a few years you be wishing you had another Don like me sincerly yours America's nightmare Master P
Master P mocks the media for pointing him out as the bad guy but assures them that he is nothing but an average businessman. He believes society wants him gone but in a few years, they will regret losing someone like him, who he refers to as America's nightmare due to his prominence.




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Written by: Percy Miller

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