Blue Angels
Pras Lyrics

Dirty Cash echoes
The repetition of the phrase emphasizes the idea of 'dirty cash' which could refer to money obtained through immoral or illegal means.

Yeah, uhh
The interjection 'yeah' expresses agreement or confirmation, while 'uhh' implies hesitation or uncertainty.

[singers] Uhhh! Blue Angels, Blue Angels, Blue Angels!
The chorus refers to the United States Navy's Blue Angels precision flying team, possibly as a symbol of excellence, precision, and teamwork.

Yo it's the ghetto diplo', bridgin like the Tri-Boro
The artist, who calls themself the 'ghetto diplo', is connecting or 'bridging' different communities or areas, such as the Tri-Boro bridge connecting three New York City boroughs.

Victory is endless cause we all want a hero
The desire for heroism, leadership and success is a universal goal that is never-ending.

Blazing Saddles so stop horsing around
The singer references the 1974 satirical western film 'Blazing Saddles', and urges people to stop fooling around or wasting time.

From sunup to sundown, it's the world renowned
Throughout the day, the singer is well-known and respected globally.

It's hard to be real when them cats are make believe
Authenticity is difficult to maintain when others are pretending or being fake.

Stop it please, come run wit deez
The artist invites the listener to join them and their crew, and stop pretending or being fake.

If you can't feel me, then get up and leave
If the listener cannot relate to or connect with the artist's message, then they should leave.

Cause I'm automated life flyin, Fate is on her knees
The singer's success and destiny seem to be predetermined or guaranteed, as if on autopilot or automatic control.

Locate the object, pinpoint my movin target
The artist knows exactly what their goals are, and is targeting them precisely.

Pray for them, and bless em, like Sister Margaret
The singer suggests that praying for others and wishing them well, like a nun named Margaret, is a positive action to take.

Got more alumni than the grad school of Harvard
The singer suggests that they have more successful and accomplished acquaintances than even Harvard University graduates.

Beat Street the movie was my all time favorite
The singer mentions a 1984 film called Beat Street, which is one of their favorite movies of all time.

So can you stand the smell of a black powder
The artist asks if the listener can handle the intensity or danger associated with something explosive like gunpowder.

My B.I. is 700, horsepower
The artist's 'B.I.', which could refer to their car or their personal power and energy, is considerable and strong, at 700 horsepower.

Burnin rubber, break you off somethin proper
The singer is driving fast and aggressively, and promises to give the listener something impressive or worthwhile.

Love it or not, I'm the man of the hour, yeah
Whether the listener likes it or not, the singer sees themself as successful, respected and important in the current moment or situation.

[singers] Just when you thought my shine was burnin out
The chorus implies that the artist's success and influence are on the rise, just when people thought it was fading.

Them cats were down and out, in the heat of the night
Those who doubted the artist or were in a difficult situation at night, when things are more challenging, are now proven wrong or defeated.

There ain't no problems baby we can't get through
The artist suggests that any problems can be solved or overcome, as long as they work together with the listener.

You gotta believe in me, and I'll believe in you
The singer encourages mutual trust and support.

Yo she was hot to death, like the story Macbeth
The object of the artist's affection was very attractive, and this could be a reference to Shakespeare's tragedy 'Macbeth', which features murder, ambition and deceit.

When your marked for death it's a matter of life or death
The possibility of being killed is a serious, life-or-death situation.

I'ma cherish and nourish every single breath
The singer promises to value and take care of each moment or breath of life they share with someone else.

When there's no one left, I'ma carry your footprints
Even when people are gone or have left a situation, the singer promises to remember and honor their presence or influence.

step by step, walkin through the, twentieth century, eyes on me
The artist is moving forward through time and history, with the attention and focus of others on them.

When the dogs start barkin you must set them free
When obstacles, distractions or enemies arise, it is best to leave them behind or ignore them.

Go in-Between the Sheets just like the Isley's
The singer references a song by The Isley Brothers called 'Between the Sheets', which is about a romantic encounter, and suggests they will pursue something similar.

I'ma kill em precisely, indirectly
The singer will defeat their opponents accurately and effectively, but also in a subtle or unexpected way.

Choose my women wisely, Charlie's Angels got my back
The artist is careful and selective about who they form relationships with, and references a popular TV show called 'Charlie's Angels', which features female crimefighters who help and protect others.

as if I was Bosley, bout to get rowdy
The artist is like the character of Bosley from 'Charlie's Angels', who is supportive but also capable of being aggressive or confrontational when necessary.

So pray to Mother Mary, you think this is easy?
The artist suggests that facing their challenges or achieving their goals is difficult, and relies on prayer or faith in a higher power like Mary, the mother of Jesus.

Be a cold day in Hell before I let you come and get me
The singer will do everything in their power to avoid being caught or defeated by their opponents, even if it means going to extreme lengths.

So stop actin frowsy, that's the one-fifty
The artist tells others to stop being dull or unenergetic, and references the 150th precinct in New York City, possibly to suggest their authority or influence.

Holler if you hear me make your move if you ready
The singer invites the listener to respond or take action if they are willing or prepared.

Dirty Cash, Navy Seals, reppin through your city, what?
The singer references 'Dirty Cash' again, and suggests that they, along with the elite Navy Seals military unit, are representing or making their presence felt in the listener's location.

[singers] Just when you thought my shine was burnin out
The chorus is repeated again, reinforcing the idea that the singer's success and influence are increasing rather than fading.

Them cats were down and out, in the heat of the night
The same line is repeated, continuing the theme of overcoming obstacles and adversity.

There ain't no problems baby we can't get through
The same line is repeated for emphasis.

You gotta believe in me, and I'll believe in you
The same line is repeated for emphasis.

Uhhh! Blue Angels, Blue Angels, Blue Angels!
The chorus is repeated one more time to conclude the song.