It's Us
Non-Phixion Lyrics

It's the N-O-N, P, H, I, X, I-O-N [x4]
Non Phixion is the group spelling out their name in the chorus.

What does that spell? It spell Non Phixion my friend
Ill Bill is asking and answering the question to reinforce the group name.

The Future Is Now, nuclear shower y'all powerball
Ill Bill is reminding listeners that Non Phixion is about the present and the future, reflected in their music and outlook.

I devour all, buildings collapse, towers fall
Ill Bill is proclaiming himself as a devourer, who doesn't discriminate in bringing down the old order.

Killers with gats, millions of carnivores start the war
Ill Bill is using violent language to express a radical and aggressive attitude toward those who oppress and dominate.

I shoot rocket launchers riding on dinosaurs
Ill Bill's imagination has no bounds as he fantasizes about crazy weapons and means of destruction.

Flying saucers meet the Bible's author
Ill Bill is suggesting that there are other worlds beyond ours and using religious imagery to create a fictional, apocalyptic vision.

Reveal alien tribal culture
The song is touching another theme with the idea of extraterrestrial life and questioning human superiority.

Who the sign of DNA structure
Ill Bill is inferring that life on Earth may have been genetically engineered by other beings.

Genetic functions will me made into that of which was God's construction?
Ill Bill is asking a philosophical question about the divine creation and the possible manipulation of genetic material by human science.

Now bust the combustion Big Bang
Ill Bill is referencing the theory of the Big Bang, the moment when the universe was created, to drive his message of rebirth and radical change.

Gangbangers that spit slang
Ill Bill is acknowledging the culture of street violence and attaching it to Non Phixion's identity.

Be the truth, not that King James version they teach in schools
Ill Bill is criticizing the dogmatic approach of traditional education and advocating for the pursuit of real knowledge and wisdom.

Jesus knew, he was thugged out too
Ill Bill is presenting a rebellious interpretation of religion and iconography, taking inspiration from Jesus being a misfit and a radical in his time.

A bugged out dude, a loose cannon
Ill Bill is describing himself as an unpredictable, unconventional person who doesn't fit into the mainstream society.

In my future we use Magnums, bombs and explosions
Ill Bill is portraying a violent, dystopian future where people fight for survival and justice with crude means.

I spit like Muhammed and Moses
Ill Bill is aligning himself with influential figures from different cultures and emphasizing his identity as a powerful, prophetic voice.

Ganja smokin, thoughts in constant motion, my mind is ferocious
Ill Bill is stating his affinity for marijuana and the effects it has on his creative process.

I spit for gangstas and baby decks that defy prognosis
Ill Bill is recognizing his fanbase and speaking to those who overcame adversity and defy negative expectations.

It's Ill Bill, my reality's my psychosis
Ill Bill is claiming that his reality is so intense and chaotic that it borders on madness and insanity.

These predicaments got me thinking, spitting again
Sabac Red is reflecting on his past troubles and how they inspire him to create music again.

Living a thousand lives, died a thousand deaths
Sabac Red is expressing the depth of his experience and how it informs his art.

Been on house arrest
Sabac Red is sharing a personal detail about his life and how it affects his ability to move freely.

Lost control, tortured soul depressed
Sabac Red is confessing to struggles with mental health and emotional pain.

Watch how foul it gets
Sabac Red is warning listeners about the harsh realities he's about to depict in his lyrics.

Suicidal thoughts, wrists slit, it's overdose
Sabac Red is using graphic language to describe the darkest moments of his life and how close he came to ending it.

Wigs split, mixed with coke, fix the road a comatose
Sabac Red is intertwining drug use and violence in his lyrics, depicting a world where desperation leads to extreme behavior.

Eyes bulging, mind swollen, my spirit left the physical
Sabac Red is describing a dissociative experience, where his mind and body are disconnected.

Burning skin, return again, redeem the breath of miracles
Sabac Red is using religious imagery to convey a sense of redemption and inner healing after going through intense pain and suffering.

You're born suspects, we love porn sex
Goretex is suggesting that society sees marginalized people like himself as inherently criminal, but they also have human desires and needs.

The drug Ex make the thugs get wild and bust sets
Goretex is referencing the drug ecstasy and how it affects people's behavior, particularly in party and club scenes.

Like a gangsta, our music stimulates your brain
Goretex is making a claim that their music is provocative and challenging, akin to the impact of violent entertainment on young minds.

Make you want to bang something start to create change
Goretex is promoting Non Phixion's music as a catalyst for social and political transformation, inspiring listeners to take action.

I'm hard to breathe, just before the gods and the thieves
Goretex is setting himself up as an intimidating figure, who demands respect and attention.

If we want peace then why is it so hard to achieve?
Goretex is questioning the apparent contradiction between people's desire for peace and the reality of conflict and violence in the world.

I believe in us, when you faggots sleep on the gods
Goretex is using derogatory language to address those who underestimate or ignore Non Phixion's talent and impact.

Uncle Howie, Non Phixion bitch, we beating the odds
Goretex is asserting his loyalty to the group and their independent record label, while also acknowledging their success in a tough industry.

Napalm shots, Israeli camo, ammo with the car bomb
Goretex is referencing warzones and terrorist tactics, using them as metaphors for Non Phixion's attitude and ability to cause damage.

I don't exist, close the garage and leave the car on
Goretex is making a nihilistic statement about his own mortality and how he feels about life.

Amen, suicide watch and state pen
Goretex is mentioning institutions and practices related to mental health and criminal justice, connecting them to his own life experiences.

Street trilogy, one love I'll see you again
Goretex is concluding his verse with a message of unity and positive energy, hinting at the possibility of future collaborations and projects from Non Phixion.