Guns
Quelle Chris Lyrics


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Just because you packin' out here 'lax fam you ain't 2Pac
Granny keep a loaded .45 right inside the glove box
Brandon shot his first keystone 'fore he could spell his last name
Junior learned to load from uncle Charlie at the card game
Kelly lit her school up like it's 4th of July
Where she from, them .22s more patriotic than pie
New year, shoot up the sky
Shooters boot up and ride
Po-pos show up and fire
No, there's nowhere to hide

Before I be in ya city
Coming to ya city
I be in your city
Coming to a city near you
In your city
Coming to ya city
I be in your city
Coming to a city near you
In ya city
Coming to ya city
I be in your city
Coming to a city near you
In your city
Coming to ya city
I be in your city
Coming to a city near you

I pull up, get out, shoot you right in the mouth
I boot up, shoot up, come right in ya house
I pull up, get out, shoot you right in the mouth
I boot up, shoot up, come right in ya house
I pull up, get out, shoot you right in the mouth
I boot up, shoot up, come right in ya house

They hollerin' give me back my bullets
Lynyrd Skynyrd, new Van Zants
If you own it, then you'll pull it
Maybe so, probably not
They spend billions like civilians won't catch trickle from the top
Just to protect or to progress what but little bit we got
Bruh bruh
I'm your friendly neighbor
I stay on yo block
I protect and service
I big game, buckshot
Ain't no cracking that code ain't no safety on locks
Might as well get you one
Procrastinating will get you popped

That's why I be in your city
Coming to ya city
I be in your city
Coming to a city near you
In your city
Coming to ya city
I be in your city
Coming to a city near you
In your city
Coming to ya city
I be in your city
Coming to a city near you
In your city
Coming to ya city
I be in your city
Coming to a city near you
In your city
Coming to ya city
I be in your city
Coming to a city near you
In your city
Coming to ya city
I be in your city
Coming to a city near you
In your city
Coming to ya city




I be in your city
Coming to a city near you

Overall Meaning

The lyrics in Quelle Chris's song Guns touch on the subject of gun violence and the culture surrounding it in America. In the first verse, he draws attention to the idea that simply owning a gun doesn't make someone a tough, legendary figure like Tupac. He also touches on the idea of guns being passed down in families, with his grandmother keeping a loaded .45 in her glove box and Junior learning to load a gun from his uncle. The second half of the verse focuses specifically on a young woman named Kelly who brings a gun to school and shoots it up, tying in the idea of guns being used to celebrate holidays like the 4th of July.


The chorus repeats the phrase "coming to your city" several times, followed by a verse where Quelle Chris boasts about having a gun and being willing to use it. The verse itself is somewhat nonsensical and seems to focus more on the act of violence itself than any sort of reasoning behind it. The final verse brings up the idea of gun ownership being tied to patriotism, specifically referencing Lynyrd Skynyrd's song "Give Me Back My Bullets" which became an anthem of sorts for gun rights activists. However, Quelle Chris notes that owning a gun won't necessarily solve anything and that the billions of dollars spent on gun control measures only trickle down to civilians.


Overall, the lyrics in Guns are a commentary on the complex and divisive issue of guns in America, touching on everything from personal ownership to political arguments to school shootings. While the language and specific references may be more familiar to those in the United States, the underlying message about the dangers of gun violence and the need for meaningful change is universal.


Line by Line Meaning

Just because you packin' out here 'lax fam you ain't 2Pac
Carrying a gun doesn't make you a legendary rapper or immune to danger


Granny keep a loaded .45 right inside the glove box
Even elderly people feel the need to carry protection in this violent world


Brandon shot his first keystone 'fore he could spell his last name
Underage drinking and guns are unfortunately normalized in some communities


Junior learned to load from uncle Charlie at the card game
Children are taught dangerous habits and skills by their adult family members


Kelly lit her school up like it's 4th of July
Gun violence in schools is a horrifying reality in some parts of the country


Where she from, them .22s more patriotic than pie
Guns are viewed as an integral part of certain communities and even a symbol of patriotism


New year, shoot up the sky
Celebratory gunfire is a dangerous and reckless tradition in some places


Shooters boot up and ride
Gun-toting individuals and groups are always ready to use their weapons


Po-pos show up and fire
Police officers also have a tendency to use their firearms in violent confrontations


No, there's nowhere to hide
As long as guns are abundant and easily accessible, no one is truly safe from harm


I pull up, get out, shoot you right in the mouth
The glorification of guns in certain music and culture only perpetuates the cycle of violence


I boot up, shoot up, come right in ya house
The idea of violently invading someone's home is normalized in some circles


They hollerin' give me back my bullets
The reference to a song by Lynyrd Skynyrd highlights the romanticization of guns in certain types of music


Lynyrd Skynyrd, new Van Zants
The mention of these bands further emphasizes the culture of gun worship in certain types of music


If you own it, then you'll pull it
The attitude that owning a gun necessitates using it is a dangerous and misguided one


Maybe so, probably not
The idea that guns actually keep people safe is highly questionable


They spend billions like civilians won't catch trickle from the top
The government's spending on defense and weapons does not necessarily benefit everyday people


Just to protect or to progress what but little bit we got
The emphasis on guns and military power is often at the expense of social progress and equality


Bruh bruh
A casual greeting between friends, emphasizing the normalcy of gun culture in some communities


I'm your friendly neighbor
An ironic statement given the artist's violent and threatening behavior


I stay on yo block
The artist is claiming ownership and control over the area


I protect and service
A reference to the police, who often use their power to harm or oppress certain communities


I big game, buckshot
The singer is asserting their dominance with a reference to hunting and killing large animals


Ain't no cracking that code ain't no safety on locks
Guns are easily accessible and difficult to control, leading to accidents and tragedies


Might as well get you one
The idea that owning a gun is necessary for survival in a violent world is a dangerous one


Procrastinating will get you popped
Delaying the purchase or ownership of a gun can lead to harm or even death in certain situations




Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: Gavin Christopher Tennille

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