Perspective
Psyche Origami Lyrics

Now you can change your perspective of hip hop but if it don't sound correct when it drop then perfect it (that's right) It's cyanide for your fourth tongue direct from the A T L where we report from with the Psyche Origami perspective perfection you should've took your time and been a little more selective we take the cake and leave ya'll with the crumbs and that's direct from the A T L
The song encourages people to open their minds to different styles of hip hop but not settle for anything less than quality music. The artists come from Atlanta and are proud of their perspective on music, warning others to be careful in their selections because they are not afraid to outshine others.

Sound waves from the chorus pierce the left eye of Horace the mental wealth of meditating monks can't afford this
The power of the music is so strong that it penetrates deeply into one's being and can be extremely valuable, even to those who have attained great enlightenment through intensive meditation.

Porous material classic on cd yo [axe] laser beam attacks the barcode to read the serial
The music is timeless and of high quality, so much so that it needs to be preserved in a special way. This is symbolized by a laser beam reading the barcode on a CD.

Sledge hammer verses break heard rocks to minerals you claiming keep it real but I keep it real cynical
The lyrics are powerful and can crush anything in their path. The artist challenges those who claim to be authentic and genuine, by illustrating his skeptical and critical perspective on the genre.

The sarcastic cat from Home Park strikes again with them potent paragraphs that dim the inner light within
The artist from Home Park, Atlanta, is known for his witty and ironic lyrics that expose the flaws and limitations of others. These bars are so strong that they can strip away one's self-esteem and motivation.

You light with a pen while this is heavy like [carbo gellum] with a pack back of anvils I stop puttin' bodies in my trunk and made my own land fill full of rhyme-sayers and mortal men without the [oraganatheric] layers
The lyrics may appear light and playful, but they actually carry a lot of weight and are full of depth. The artist has moved beyond the cliché of violent and macho rap lyrics and has created his own space full of aspiring wordsmiths and fellow human beings who are free from any mystical pretensions.

Purveyors of perversion get lost on this excursion through the thought process work them the knife hand of a surgeon precise like Mr. Lecter with the [salt of your lip] Wystyk, Synt and Dave 'bout to set it off kid
Those who propagate immoral and twisted values would be disoriented by the journey through the artist's mind. The artist is like Hannibal Lecter, the iconic movie character whose ability to analyze and manipulate human behavior is legendary. Wystyk, Synt, and Dave are other musical artists who are about to make their mark.

I keep my head cloudy like days when it rain now put this in your walkman have you strollin' with your brain out
The artist's state of mind is somewhat ambiguous and indeterminate. He asks the listener to take a walk with his music and let go of any preconceptions or worries.

So mark the same route having [tacks] with help some rappers come out the closet like Lazlo Hollyfeldt
The artist is charting a path that has never been taken before. He is confident that he can even help other rappers to come out of their shells and express themselves more freely, much like Lazlo Hollyfeldt, a character from the movie Real Genius who comes out of hiding to help others.

Gettin' recognized for practicing and then bending they legs while I'm sprouting wheat grasses to put around they death bed
The artist is being acknowledged for his hard work and persistence, while others are simply playing around and wasting their time. He uses an analogy of planting wheat grass, a vitamin-rich grass that has healing properties, around someone's death bed, to express the idea of providing something that is truly valuable in times of need.

I use to be a vegan but I need my protein so now I'm puttin' tuna stakes on salads with mixed greens
The artist used to be a vegan, but realized that he needed more sustenance and nourishment in his life. He has found a way to balance his desire for healthy eating with his need for fulfilling his protein requirements.

Split personality double teaming my rivals that invalidate they worth by praying to false idols
The artist has two sides to his personality that he uses to overpower his competitors. He sees them as weak-willed and misguided, placing their hopes in false gods.

My first eye's the vital organism in fact remaining open even when the others have to relax perhaps I might give you maps just to throw you off course then put you with the flaming pumpkin like the headless horseman
The artist's third eye, the one that sees the truth beyond appearances, is the most important one for him. He suggests that he might give some false directions, just to test whether people can see through his strategies. He compares his potential victims to the headless horseman, a character from folklore who carries a flaming pumpkin, symbolizing a state of confusion and chaos.

I force spin to keep it on the defense so stand with your shields up when you listen to this because
The artist always keeps his opponents guessing, and constantly changes his tactics to keep them off-balance. He warns listeners to be prepared when they encounter his music, as it is designed to challenge and question their ideas.

I'm done with verses coming off of the tongue now I'm a hand it off to Syn so he can give you all some it's like
The artist has said everything he needed to say, and is now passing the baton to Syn, another artist from the same group, who will take over and offer his own perspective.

(you may be assured)
This line reflects the attitude of the artist towards his own work, and that of his peers. He is confident that what he is doing is worthwhile and of high quality, and that people who appreciate good music will recognize that.

(we take pride in our product and truly appreciate our customers telling us when anything is not performing up to our standards)
This line is related to the previous one, and expresses the artist's commitment to quality and his appreciation for feedback. The artist takes pride in what he does, and views his listeners as valuable contributors to his creative process.