Open Your Eyes
Organized Konfusion Lyrics

There's just too many rages
There are too many instances of anger and turmoil in the world.

Too many infinite screams at night, we're living in concrete cages
The world is filled with too many screams of pain and suffering. The metaphor 'concrete cages' represents how society can constrain and trap people.

Another child is doomed, to be torn in his mother's womb by the spark of the twelve gauges
There are too many unfortunate situations occurring where the innocent and helpless are victims to violence.

Sometimes it seems like I can't go on, I can't go on
The reality of pain and suffering can be overwhelming. There are times when it seems impossible to continue moving forward.

But when I envision a black man with thorns in his hand on a crucifix I get strong
The artist finds strength and hope in the image of a black man, likely Jesus Christ, being willing to suffer and sacrifice himself.

Never will I ever let a devil deceive me again (HA!) mislead me
The singer is determined to not be fooled by temptations or deceitful people, who might act in the interest of the devil.

Cause what I'ma hit you with's gonna hurt (yeah)
The singer is confident in their ability to deliver a message that may be painful but still necessary.

Because the flesh is meaningless it remains amongst the dirt
The artist believes that one's physical existence is temporary and unimportant in the grand scheme of things.

But the soul is uplifted
Despite the struggles and pains of the physical world, the artist feels that spiritual fulfillment can be attained and is worth striving towards.

10-31-67 I'm God gifted
The artist was born with a particular talent or skill they believe to be a divine gift.

MC's are changing it grows like a fungus
The singer feels that rap music or the art form of MC'ing has the ability to influence the world around them like a spreading fungus.

Beware of the evil that walks among us, behold a fallen angel, hark, the rebel
The artist warns listeners to be cautious of those who might be deceiving or inviting negative influences into their lives. The 'fallen angel' metaphor evokes imagery of Satan or Lucifer.

The mark of 6-6-6, the Devil
The number 666 is often associated with the devil or the antichrist in Judeo-Christian theology.

You better beware cause he's comin behind you
The singer warns the listener to be alert and aware because negative influences or danger may be lurking nearby.

No it doesn't take long for him to find you
Danger, temptation, or negativity can strike quickly and without warning.

It's a sneak attack black, he's gonna smack you
Negative influences often come in unexpected or surprising ways, but can still cause harm to the listener.

In the form of a rock that's inside of a capsule
The artist uses metaphor to describe how negative influences or danger can be disguised as something seemingly harmless.

Or maybe in the form of a man that says to trust me and then begins to shake your hand
The singer cautions listeners to be wary of people who might present themself as trustworthy, but are actually dangerous or deceitful.

But when you examined your hand you learned you're alarmed that your palm was disfigured and burned
The singer suggests that trusting the wrong person can lead to harm or pain, and encourages the listener to be vigilant and cautious.

No no no no, it's not surprising
Unfortunately, it is not uncommon for negative events or danger to occur in the world.

Open your book, look to the horizon
The artist encourages listeners to gain knowledge through education and perspective, looking towards the future as a positive force.

Start scoping, open your eyes and strive to study the holy Qu'ran or read the holy Bible
The artist suggests that religion can be a source of guidance and strength, offering hope and insight into the world.

I'm making a getaway, plan it's gonna be a better way
The singer seeks to improve their current situation by making a plan to move forward.

There's gotta be a better day
The artist expresses hope for a brighter future, despite the struggles they've faced.

Hmmmmmmm... and now I ask, Lord have mercy upon me and grant me sight, for what I can't see
The singer asks for spiritual guidance and clarity in their search for truth and understanding.

For you are the shephard and I shall not want to front, yes to be blunt, I won't flunk
The singer expresses faith in God and a desire to remain strong in their beliefs, despite any external difficulties or pressures.

For I am blessed with the gift of knowledge (yeah) without college, but now let's shift into the specific dimension that we call Earth
The singer believes that they have been given insight or an awareness of the world around them, despite not having a traditional education. They now turn their focus toward the physical world and its complexities.

Where God gave us the gift of birth
The artist acknowledges the importance and value of life, and the fact that it is a gift from a higher power.

Last but not least Ephessians 6 tells you to teach the child, Revelation tells about two day swarms, the guns and diseases Homicides over epidemics and crack vials
The artist references passages from the Bible that encourage parents and guardians to raise children in a moral and just way. They also acknowledge the challenges of modern society, such as criminal activity and drug use.

Got guns going BUCK BUCK BUCK BUCK
The singer describes the sound of gunshots and the violence that is occurring in their community.

And when you look up you see a kid got struck
The singer describes the tragedy of children being caught in the crossfire or becoming victims of violence themselves.

But mentally the blood pours out of the mother's heart, Cause it hurts to lose to Lucifer's part (mmm, yeah)
The artist describes the emotional pain and trauma experienced by parents who have lost children to violence or other negative influences. They place the blame on the influence of the devil or similar entities.

Yes, for I have seen the light
The artist feels that they have gained deeper insight or understanding into the world around them.

That shines bright even in the dark of the night
The artist expresses hope and belief that positive and uplifting forces exist, even amidst the darkness and challenges of the world.

And I (I) thank (thank) thee (thee) For constantly watching over me
The singer expresses gratitude to a higher power for protection and guidance.

There are about, four hundred and fifty-thousand homeless without housing
The artist draws attention to the issue of homelessness and the fact that many people are living without adequate shelter.

Brothers sharing cells and sharing beds They can't seek a job with this hair that's dread
The singer acknowledges the struggles of those who are incarcerated, marginalized, or judged unfairly based on their appearance.

Sit back and face reality with these lyrics I hope they can uplift your spirits (we're living in the last days, we're living in the last days)
The singer hopes that their music and message can encourage listeners to face the difficult realities of the world, while still finding hope and positivity.

Cause God made water and trees food man woman land fire grass animals clouds and sunrays to shine on the parents of those twenty-six kids that died last year (last year)
The singer acknowledges the natural wonders of the world and the role they play in sustaining life. They also make reference to a specific tragedy, perhaps a mass shooting or natural disaster, that resulted in the death of many children.

And it's a shame it's a crying shame, uhh
The artist expresses sadness and frustration at the state of the world and the suffering experienced by many.

Sometimes I felt that I was there
The artist empathizes with those who are struggling and feels connected to their experiences.

You better get up and wipe to clear your eyes
The singer urges listeners to rise up and face the challenges of the world with clear vision and a positive attitude.

And get right with the master of disguise
The singer encourages others to cultivate a spiritual or moral center, in order to better navigate the challenges of the world.