Napoleon
Principles of Geometry Lyrics

What does that mean
Asking for clarification on a situation that is unclear

I think we've just been marked for something
Believing that there is an intended purpose or consequence for their actions

Let me guess what it is.
Expressing confidence in their ability to accurately predict the intended purpose

He's the one they want. Why don't we give them to them? Well don't give me that civilized look.
Recognizing that someone desires a person and suggesting that they give them up, despite feeling conflicted or hesitant to do so

He came in here for help. He's gonna get all the help we can give him.
Acknowledging someone's need for assistance and offering to provide it to the best of their ability

I smack MCs When they try to post in my hood I do this often because I guess it makes me feel good
Asserting dominance over others who try to enter their territory, and admitting that they derive pleasure from this behavior

Like Halle Barry When Billy Bob popped her cherry Life is beautiful But at times it gets scary
Drawing a comparison between the highs and lows of life by referencing a celebrity's sexual experience

And it's hard to fight Monsters at large at night I am a god who protects Synagogues
Acknowledging the difficulty of battling inner demons while also presenting oneself as a protector of a religious space

A temple is The body the mind Is the church I'm holding adversity until my arms hurt
Linking physical and mental spaces with religious language, and implying that they are capable of withstanding challenges

Just call me atlas because I'll lift all your pain Until my back my neck Then my shoulders strain
Comparing oneself to the mythological figure Atlas, and indicating their willingness to take on others' burdens, even to the point of physical harm

I do this all on purpose I don't need excuses I squeeze the fruit of love And you are the juices
Claiming responsibility for their actions and expressing their desire for emotional intimacy with others

And war there is no win Everybody loses You've got Lucifer in your ear But you've the one who chooses
Reflecting on the futility of violence, while also acknowledging the role of personal choice in one's actions and beliefs

In this game of life You better have some deuces I heard that ace was cool But over here he's useless
Metaphorically comparing life to a card game, and implying that playing it safe with lower-valued cards is often better than risking everything on a high card

I'll let you see the maker If you want to The first step's a doozy That's usual
Offering someone the opportunity to explore deeper spiritual concepts, but warning that it may not be an easy journey

The grass is green the sky is blue This is critical A purple cloud, sunset Check the visual
Noting everyday natural phenomena with a sense of importance or wonder, and drawing attention to a less common but still beautiful occurrence

As I arise as fire In my eyes the darkness Is all gone The light I can't describe the air Evaporates I start To gravitate my bones Start to shake as flesh Regenerates I come from the earth's womb I don't need a tomb
Describing a transformative experience that results in physical sensations, while also suggesting a close connection to the earth and a rejection of traditional death rituals

All dogs go to heaven If they lick my wounds In nirvana there room for flowers to bloom In hell there's a mouth for souls to consume
Endowing oneself with power over the souls of others, and presenting an alternative vision of the afterlife that rewards kindness and punishes cruelty

Lazarus! I'll pick up all the pieces You left such a mess I'm Mr. Fantastic You make my arms stretch
Invoking the biblical figure of Lazarus as a symbol of resurrection, and reiterating their willingness to help others despite any difficulties it may cause