Hail Mary
Outlawz & 2Pac Lyrics

Makaveli in this, Killuminati, all through your body
This song is being performed by Outlawz and 2Pac, who was also known as Makaveli and believed in an organization called Killuminati, which represents a powerful ideology that is influencing and controlling society.

The blow's like a twelve gauge shotty, feel me
The impact of this song is like getting hit by a shotgun blast, powerful and devastating.

And God said, "He should send his one begotten son To lead the wild into the ways of the man Follow me, eat my flesh, flesh, and my flesh"
The lyrics are referencing the Bible and the idea that Jesus Christ was sent to earth to save humanity.

Come with me, Hail Mary
The phrase "Hail Mary" is being used here as a call to action, inviting people to follow the lyrics into a new way of thinking and approaching life.

Run quick see, what do we have here Now, do you wanna ride or die?
The lyrics are challenging listeners to join the group in their mission and either commit fully or exit the situation completely.

I ain't a killer but don't push me, revenge is like the sweetest joy Next to gettin' pussy
The lyrics are acknowledging that the artists are not violent by nature, but will become so if provoked. The feeling of revenge is intoxicating, like the pleasure received from sexual activity.

Picture paragraphs unloaded Wise words bein' quoted Peeped the weakness in the rap game And sewed it, bow down, pray to God hoping that he's listenin'
The artists are criticizing the state of the hip hop industry, where the quality of lyrics and music have declined. They are taking a stand to correct the situation and appealing to a higher power for support.

Seein' niggaz comin' for me, to my diamonds, when they glistenin' Now pay attention, rest in peace father, I'm a ghost in these killin' fields
The artists are referencing the violence and danger they face in their line of work, where others come after them for the fortune and fame they have achieved. They also pay tribute to deceased family members.

Hail Mary, catch me if I go, let's go deep inside the solitary mind Of a madman who screams in the dark, evil lurks, enemies See me flee, activate my hate, let it break, to the flame, set trip Empty out my clip, never stop to aim
The artists are describing the chaos and fear that they face every day. They are fighting their own demons and those of society, ready to use violence when needed without hesitation.

Some say, "The game is all corrupted", fucked in this shit, stuck, niggaz is lucky If we bust out this shit, plus mama told me never stop until I bust a nut Fuck the world if they can't adjust, it's just as well, Hail Mary
The artists are expressing their frustration with a world that seems to be working against them. However, they are determined to succeed and push forward, with the support of their mother and their beliefs. The phrase "Hail Mary" is used again as a rallying cry.

Penitentiaries is packed with promise makes Never realize the precious time the bitch niggaz is wastin' Instutionalized, I lived my life a product made to crumble But too hardened for a smile, we're too crazy to be humble
The artists are describing the cycle of poverty, violence, and imprisonment that many young men face. They believe that the system is designed to fail them, but they are too strong to give up.

We ballin', catch me father please, 'cause I'm fallin' In the liquor store, that's the hennessee I hear ya callin' Can I get some more? Hail til I reach hell, I ain't scared Mama checkin' in my bedroom, I ain't there
The artists are describing their addiction to alcohol and the danger it brings. They also discuss their fear of death and the possibility of eternal punishment. They are absent from their home life because of their focus on their music career.

I got a head with no screws in it, what can I do One life to live but I got nuttin' to lose, just me and you On a one way trip to prison, sellin' drugs We all wrapped up in this livin' life as thugs
The artists are acknowledging the problem of mental illness in their community. They also discuss the trap of dealing drugs and the inevitability of prison. They feel that they have no other choices because of their circumstances.

To my homeboys in Quentin Max, doin' they bid Raise hell to this real shit and feel this When they turn out the lights, I'll be down in the dark Thuggin' eternal through my heart, now Hail Mary, nigga
The artists are sending a message of support to their friends who are currently incarcerated. They encourage them to make the most of their situation and hold on to their beliefs. They use the phrase "Hail Mary" again as a sign of solidarity.

They got a APB, out on my thug family since the Outlawz Run these streets, like these skanless freaks Our enemies die now, walk around half dead Head down, K blasted off hennessee and Thai
The artists are describing the danger they face from those who oppose them. They feel that society looks down on them and wants to eliminate them. They also reference their addiction to alcohol and the numbing effect it has on their senses.

Tryin' it, mixed it, now I'm twisted blisted and high Visions of me, Thug livin' gettin' me by forever live And I multiply survived by thugs, when I die they won't cry Unless they comin' with slugs
The artists continue discussing their addiction to drugs and the way it alters their perception of reality. They also feel that their music will endure after they are gone, and that their legacy will be carried on by those who share their beliefs.

Peep the whole scene and whatever's goin' on around me Brain kinda cloudy, smoked out feelin' rowdy Ready to wet the party up and whoever in that motherfucker Nasty new street, slugger my heat seeks suckers
The artists are describing the paranoia they feel in their surroundings and the way they use drugs to cope. They are ready to defend themselves against perceived threats and believe that others are seeking to harm them.

On the regular mashin' in a black Ac Integ-ra Cock back, sixty seconds til the draw that's when I'm dead in ya Feet first, you got a nice gat but my heat's worse
The artists discuss their habit of moving quickly and dangerously, always ready to act when needed. They are unafraid of those who oppose them and have no hesitation in using violence to defend themselves.

From a thug to preachin' church, I gave you love now you eatin' dirt Needin' work and I ain't the nigga to put you on 'Cause word is bond when I was broke I had to hustle til dawn
The artists are acknowledging the way their music has changed and evolved over time. They feel that they have given love and support to their fans, but are still struggling themselves. They are wary of helping those who have not earned it.

That's when sun came up, there's only one way up Hold ya head and stay up, to all my niggaz get ya pay and weight up If it's on then it's on, we break beat-breaks Outlawz on a paper chase Can you relate to this shit?
The artists are encouraging their listeners to work hard and focus on their goals, even in difficult circumstances. They are proud of their musical ability and are pushing themselves to succeed. They are asking if their listeners can understand and relate to their struggles.

We've been traveling on this wavy road long time Til I be take off this load but we ride, ride it like a bullet Hail Mary, Hail Mary, we won't worry everything will come real Free like the bird in the tree, we won't worry everything will come real Yes, we free like the bird in the tree we runni' from the penitentiary This is the time for we liberty, Hail Mary, Hail Mary
The artists are reflecting on the journey they have been through together and the hardships they have faced. They will continue to push forward and not worry about the future, remaining free like a bird. They are asking for a new era of liberty and using the phrase "Hail Mary" as a hopeful message.

Westside, Outlawz, Makaveli the Don, Solo, Killuminati, The 7 Days
The artists are outlining their affiliations and beliefs, identifying themselves as part of the hip hop community and the Killuminati organization.