Do It Again
Razor-N-Guido Lyrics
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Let's do it again
[Chorus]
Sweet breeze in the summer time
Were makin' everything alright
Always keep ya hypnotized
We keep ya feelin' oh so high
Like its 1999
All over again with all of my hustlers, soldiers by my side
Been a long, long ride, I'm still amazed how the time fly by
A lot of my niggas didn't make it to see this
But I'm not gonna cry
We slammin' doors on the caddy coupe
After bar groupin'
When them niggas was out there shootin'
Drinkin' 40's on the roof
Went from zeros to six figures
To seven figures and better
Niggas determined to get on the level
Down for whatever, chasin' that chedda
Ride anywhere necessary, the celebration is necessary
It's a hard load to carry
But that there was temporary
I let it relax sometime
Just chill out with my money
Then when Layzie Bone is at it again, another summer
Lets have a ball nigga and keep this one blazin'
[Chorus: x2]
Hey they thought it was over
The bone thugs n harmony was finished
But they, they must of forgot, they forgot how much I rapper like I
Sat back recline, and trained my mastermind
Came up with a faster rhyme
In time this dogg has got you hypnotized
So I gotta ask them how in the hell we gon fall off
When we got half of this industry swangin' from my balls
Me and dawgs
Untouchable niggas, could never see us, never be us
Won't even get close enough to try to defeat us
Niggas that have they come learn with the milla-meta, meta
Loudest niggas you ever gonna see ah
Talk and get served and you'll that we be it, runnin' the game
Still doin' our everyday thangs, bang
So I really hope you got you game up
Cause we comin' hard so don't get envolved
If y'all ain't ready to bring ya gangsta
[chorus: x2]
You feelin' we slippin' huh
You think that we missin' the 1st of the month
10 years we done been here
We spending them thangs and bringin' them guns yup
We better get it, we don't have that ammunition
But I bet we takin' it there
Got us a mac if you wanna ride I ain't braggin' but I keeps it real
You know them thug niggas is gonna bring something
That everybody gonna feel
You ridin' and rollin and smokin' and bumpin'
Yeah that's how I live
And I been here so I live here
Won't put me out my crib
My address is the game and my second it is the hood
We comin' back like cool water and soda
A couple of shakes and we hittin' the hood with that heart
Do it again we gotta ?
Part of the thugsta law back to nothing
Nothing bumpin' goin to jump
I did it then and that is where I'm from
And I can do it again and again and again and again
[Chorus: x2]
The lyrics to Razor-N-Guido's "Do It Again" tell a story of reunion, celebration, and perseverance. The opening lines, "Let's do it again," establish the theme of revisiting past successes and enjoying the present. The chorus, "Sweet breeze in the summertime, we're making everything alright, always keep ya hypnotized, we keep ya feelin' oh so high," paints a picture of a carefree summer day, complete with good music and good vibes.
The middle verses dive deeper into the personal journey of the artist, referencing the struggles and triumphs of his career. The lines "Been a long, long ride, I'm still amazed how the time fly by, a lot of my n****s didn't make it to see this, but I'm not gonna cry," acknowledge the hardships and losses that have come with the journey but make it clear that the artist remains grateful for what he has achieved. The lyrics then turn to a message of resilience, with lines like "A lot of zeros to six figures, to seven figures and better, n****s determined to get on the level, down for whatever, chasing that chedda, ride anywhere necessary, the celebration is necessary, it's a hard load to carry."
The final verse references the artist's longevity and confidence, declaring that "we comin' back like cool water and soda, a couple of shakes and we hittin' the hood with that heart, do it again we gotta?" Overall, the lyrics of "Do It Again" are a celebration of the present moment, an acknowledgement of the past struggles and a declaration of continued perseverance.
Line by Line Meaning
Let's do it again
Repeating the past success and good times
Sweet breeze in the summer time
The pleasures and delights of summer time
Were makin' everything alright
Feels good and getting everything right
Always keep ya hypnotized
Keeping the listener enchanted and captivated
We keep ya feelin' oh so high
Continuing the feeling of elation and euphoria
Like its 1999
Going back to the past glory days
All over again with all of my hustlers, soldiers by my side
Going back to a time with loyal friends and associates
Been a long, long ride, I'm still amazed how the time fly by
Reflecting on a long journey and the quick passing of time
A lot of my niggas didn't make it to see this, But I'm not gonna cry
Acknowledging the loss of friends but keeping a positive attitude
We slammin' doors on the caddy coupe
Celebrating with luxury and extravagance
After bar groupin', When them niggas was out there shootin'
Enjoying after-hours activities with friends despite potential danger
Drinkin' 40's on the roof
Relaxing and enjoying life's simple pleasures
Went from zeros to six figures
Achieving significant financial success
To seven figures and better
Continuing to achieve even greater levels of financial success
Niggas determined to get on the level
Motivated to reach success and keep striving for more
Down for whatever, chasin' that chedda
Willing to do anything and everything to achieve financial success
Ride anywhere necessary, the celebration is necessary
Willing to go above and beyond to celebrate achievements
It's a hard load to carry
Achieving success comes with its own set of challenges and stress
But that there was temporary
Success is temporary and it's important to enjoy it while it lasts
I let it relax sometime, Just chill out with my money
Taking a break to relax and enjoy financial success
Then when Layzie Bone is at it again, another summer
Looking forward to another summer full of good times
Lets have a ball nigga and keep this one blazin'
Let's continue to have fun and keep the good times going
Hey they thought it was over
Acknowledging that people may have assumed the end of their success
The bone thugs n harmony was finished
People thought the group was done for
But they, they must of forgot, they forgot how much I rapper like I
Others underestimated the group's talent and potential
Sat back recline, and trained my mastermind
Taking time to learn and improve the craft
Came up with a faster rhyme
Developing better and faster skills as a rapper
In time this dogg has got you hypnotized
Once again captivating listeners with talent and skill
So I gotta ask them how in the hell we gon fall off
Challenging those who doubted the group's success to explain how they could fall off
When we got half of this industry swangin' from my balls
Asserting the group's significant impact on the music industry
Me and dawgs, Untouchable niggas, could never see us, never be us
Viewing themselves as untouchable and superior to others
Won't even get close enough to try to defeat us
Confident in their superiority and that others won't even try to compete
Niggas that have they come learn with the milla-meta, meta
Those who try to compete with us will learn from our superior skills
Loudest niggas you ever gonna see ah
Confident in their ability to make an impact and be seen
Talk and get served and you'll that we be it, runnin' the game
Challenging anyone who talks down on them to try and beat them in the industry
Still doin' our everyday thangs, bang
Continuing to live life the way they always have, with confidence and pride
You feelin' we slippin' huh, You think that we missin' the 1st of the month
Addressing those who think the group is losing their edge
10 years we done been here, We spending them thangs and bringin' them guns yup
Reflecting on their long-standing success and asserting their strength
We better get it, we don't have that ammunition, But I bet we takin' it there
Asserting that they will always come out on top, no matter the circumstances
Got us a mac if you wanna ride I ain't braggin' but I keeps it real
Explaining their preparedness and ability to defend themselves
You know them thug niggas is gonna bring something, That everybody gonna feel
Asserting their ability to make an impact and be felt by all
You ridin' and rollin and smokin' and bumpin', Yeah that's how I live
Describing their lifestyle and the way they enjoy life
And I been here so I live here, Won't put me out my crib
Asserting their right to be where they are and live how they choose
My address is the game and my second it is the hood
Identifying with the music industry and the community they come from
We comin' back like cool water and soda, A couple of shakes and we hittin' the hood with that heart
Comparing their return to a refreshing and familiar taste, ready to make an impact in their community once again
Do it again we gotta ? Part of the thugsta law back to nothing, Nothing bumpin' goin to jump
Expressing a determination to continue their success and make an impact, no matter the obstacles
I did it then and that is where I'm from, And I can do it again and again and again and again
Reflecting on past successes and expressing confidence in the ability to continue achieving success
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: Curtis Mayfield
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@zevahcd
Omg finally!!! 20 years later and I find this song. The 90s were the best!!!
@WIJDOENHETAgenda
Yeahhh, me tooo
@avtlo1719
Miss these day...dance music was 😊
@Redcom001
Bro same! This was a BANGER 😭
@rickidicki590
Bless the fact that you found what you was looking for. 90s babies all day. House music all night long
@rcking4084
Agreed. This song was the fucking shit
@leslie0965
1998 was a graet yaer for music! I have fond memories of this decade. I was about 32 when this was released. Now I am 52 and still love it!
@hotpinksocksX
i was 16 and just discovering the scene. it was incredible ......
@michaelleahy123
same here..used to drive from Middletown to NYC on the regular..my first introduction to Webster Hall😎🎄🍄🍻🚀
@jkrooks2584
I was only 16 at the time . 16 year age difference and we both enjoyed this track when it came out . Only in the 90s could a 16 year old and a 32 year old would be to appreciate good music!