Don't Blow It
Murphy Lee Lyrics


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Collect call originates
From a correctional facility in Missouri
And may be recorded or monitored

[City Spud]
Yo nigga, this City
Answer the phone next time
You probably gonna call right back but
Alrght, one

[Murphy Lee]
(Don't blow it)
City spud said what up
And to give you this message

(Don't blow it) [Repeat: x2]
Ali said peace
And learn today's lesson

(Don't blow it) [Repeat: x2]
Kyjuan said them
New Jordans comin' out

(Don't blow it) [Repeat: x2]
And Nelly said there's
Goin' be a party down south

[Chorus: x4]
For the nigga mention my name
I let him know the deal
City nigga, the same nigga
You thought was a lame nigga

[Verse 1: Murphy Lee]
Now Murphy Lee is really ready
Fully prepared and well done
I told you that I'd give you my all if I sell none
Expected to sell plenty
Lotta more than Kenny
Big as "Coming To America" since I came and sent it
They saw he got his own money
"That boy got his own money!"
So please don't try to take nothin' from me
I'm talkin' consequences, all my conses see quince
Will literally take yo face off for the tiniest reason
I'm eas-un, eas-un on down down down down down
Makin' my rounds, I'm like a new Santa in town
Clown, calm down
I got issues like magazines
I'll leave you washed up, cut and cooked like Mama greens
You only cook every once in a while like lima beans
Me, I'm there all the time behind the scenes
Livin' my little dream (Uh-oh!)
Smokin' on Cali green (Uh-oh!)
Me, Mike Veen, federal in tinted limousines dirty

[Chorus: x4]

[Verse 2: Murphy Lee]
Come on derrty be for real
I can let you know the deal like a salesman
I could get you out of these bars like a jail bail man
But nah, I'm a rapper I'ma put you in bars
Judge Murphy recommend then niggas put em in charge
You practice lookin' hard and you missin' preseason
So when it's game time you on the side chearleadin'
I'll have you breathing in and out like Ali
Haters like Marley, he hot like tamales
I'm the same dirty
That came wit them boys in the Range dirty
And it's strange how we 16 mil in they change dirty
Exchange the Range for the six fo' that sit low
Haters sick though, mad 'cause they didn't like us from the get-go
I tip-toe through beats, complete style unique
16's in the hallway, probably take you a week
I critique my lifestyle, I change my game 'cause of fame
It's a shame to see results in you mentioning in my name

[Chorus: x4]

[Verse 3: Murphy Lee]
Many many many many
Many mention Murphy Lee name like I'm a reference
I'ma make yo ass S.A.T. is you try to test me
I hang where the best be, never been on jet skis
Been to D.C. and LA like Tyrone Nesby
Though, most definitely I'm worldwide like Pepsi
And I take care of my whole household like Jeffrey
So why you haters wish to mention my name, man?
Can't understand I'm just doin' my thing
Yo I change for nay-nada nudda mothersucker
I'll sell music instead of drugs, fans instead of cluckers
Ya dig? I'm original like a black man wit a gig
And not eatin' pig is why I had to split ya wig
But they might, and he might
You know they watchin' the person who watchin' the person
Jockin' my Johnny Cochran you cornball
All of em stick like a corn dog
48 bars I'm on why'all, I warned why'all





[Chorus: x4]

Overall Meaning

The opening lines of Murphy Lee's song "Don't Blow It" set the tone for the rest of the song. The lyrics are a warning message from a correctional facility in Missouri. The collect call is being monitored or recorded, which makes it clear that the person receiving the call must be cautious. The message delivered by the caller is conveyed through a series of messages from Murphy Lee's friends, which emphasize different points, but the underlying sentiment is the same: don't mess up.


The lyrics in the song describe Murphy Lee's rise to fame and the challenges that come with it. He talks about being asked for his autograph, dealing with haters, and trying to keep his head above water in a whirlwind of success. He's determined to succeed, and his friends provide encouragement, reminding him of both the good and bad things that come with the territory. The chorus is a bold statement of self-esteem, warning anyone who comes at him to be prepared to face the consequences. Overall, the song captures the feeling of a determined artist fighting to make it in the music industry.


Line by Line Meaning

Collect call originates
The call is from a prison in Missouri, and it may be recorded.


Yo nigga, this City
City Spud greets Murphy Lee and hands over the message he has been given.


(Don't blow it)
Murphy Lee is told to pay attention to the message he is receiving.


Ali said peace
Ali wants Murphy Lee to learn a lesson from the message being given.


Kyjuan said them
Kyjuan wants to let Murphy Lee know about new Jordans releasing soon.


And Nelly said there's
Nelly is informing Murphy Lee about a party happening in the South.


For the nigga mention my name
Murphy Lee is warning anyone who mentions his name to be prepared for the consequences.


I let him know the deal
Murphy Lee is telling anyone who mentions his name that they will know the full consequences of doing so.


Now Murphy Lee is really ready
Murphy Lee is prepared to give his all, even if he doesn't make any sales.


Expected to sell plenty
Murphy Lee is confident in the success of his music career.


Big as "Coming To America" since I came and sent it
Murphy Lee has become successful since he started making and sending out music.


I'm talkin' consequences, all my conses see quince
Anyone who tries to take something from Murphy Lee will face the consequences.


Will literally take yo face off for the tiniest reason
Murphy Lee will not hesitate to use violence if someone provokes him.


I'm eas-un, eas-un on down down down down down
Murphy Lee is trying to stay calm and composed.


Clown, calm down
Murphy Lee is telling himself to stay calm and collected.


Come on derrty be for real
Murphy Lee is asking someone to be honest with him.


I can let you know the deal like a salesman
Murphy Lee is willing to tell someone exactly what the situation is, like a salesman.


I'll have you breathing in and out like Ali
Murphy Lee will make someone's life difficult, like a tough boxing match with Ali.


Haters like Marley, he hot like tamales
Murphy Lee is aware that there are people who dislike him, but he knows he is popular and successful.


I'm the same dirty
Murphy Lee is the same as he has always been.


And it's strange how we 16 mil in they change dirty
Murphy Lee finds it bizarre that he and his friends have changed so much while still being the same people at heart.


Exchange the Range for the six fo' that sit low
Murphy Lee and his friends have traded their Range Rovers for low-riding cars.


I tip-toe through beats, complete style unique
Murphy Lee has a unique style and approach to making music.


I critique my lifestyle, I change my game 'cause of fame
Murphy Lee is aware of the impact of fame on his life and is constantly examining and improving his lifestyle.


Many many many many
Murphy Lee is aware that many people mention his name.


I'ma make yo ass S.A.T. if you try to test me
Murphy Lee is warning anyone who tries to test him that they will face a difficult challenge.


Been to D.C. and LA like Tyrone Nesby
Murphy Lee has traveled to DC and LA, like Tyrone Nesby, an NBA player who also traveled frequently.


Though, most definitely I'm worldwide like Pepsi
Murphy Lee is well-known around the world, like the brand Pepsi.


And I take care of my whole household like Jeffrey
Murphy Lee is responsible for taking care of his entire family, like Jeffrey, the butler from The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.


So why you haters wish to mention my name, man?
Murphy Lee does not understand why people who dislike him still feel the need to talk about him.


Can't understand I'm just doin' my thing
Murphy Lee is simply pursuing his passion and living his life.


Yo I change for nay-nada nudda mothersucker
Murphy Lee is not willing to change who he is for anyone else.


I'll sell music instead of drugs, fans instead of cluckers
Murphy Lee has chosen to pursue a musical career instead of a life of selling drugs, and he values his fans over people who are addicted to drugs.


All of em stick like a corn dog
People who continue to talk about Murphy Lee despite disliking him are annoying, like a sticky corn dog.


48 bars I'm on why'all, I warned why'all
Murphy Lee has given a warning to those who dislike him, and he is continuing to do his thing with 48 bars of rap.




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: HARPER, WEB, YAGHNAM

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