Brooklyn
Sonnie Carson Lyrics


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Hello nigga, blue tapin' and make green
You ain't really that much I can't see
So I will scream somewhere from this dirt
One hand over, the other on 6.30
Murder, murder, yeah, I know the feeling
You're meditating
Yeah, I've been feeling shit
You need a phone check-up
Got those days
'You want everything in a Chico
Put my name on 'and Billboards
And hang it with some pimps and real whores
They'll think that I kill folks

It's all about Brooklyn, baby
It's all about Brooklyn, baby
It's all about Brooklyn, baby
It's all about Brooklyn, baby

Brooklyn is my house and I'm the fresh green from it
You're turning brown you need some belle air
'All gone
Did you go, did you smoke my money?
Troubles are on blow
All I got is a hundred dollar bill
If you ain't talking money then you got to chill
'I know how to step
I still made you without a budget
We like to think is'

It's all about Brooklyn, baby
It's all about Brooklyn, baby
It's all about Brooklyn, baby
It's all about Brooklyn, baby

'We don't want the corner
We are taking the whole street
And I'm looking like something you can't fit
Gangsta, gangsta, tell me how you do it?
You are running through the city
Like really it ain't nothing to it
'Tell me what you call that?
Anybody get it
Who wants it?
Yeah, that Brooklyn bullshit
We're on it

It's all about Brooklyn, baby
It's all about Brooklyn, baby
It's all about Brooklyn, baby
It's all about Brooklyn, baby

It's all about Brooklyn, baby
It's all about Brooklyn, baby




It's all about Brooklyn, baby
It's all about Brooklyn, baby

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Sonnie Carson's song "Brooklyn" describe the pride and toughness associated with growing up in Brooklyn, a borough known for its grittiness and vibrant culture. The opening lines express a sense of skepticism towards those who claim to be from Brooklyn but may not embody the struggle that the area often represents. The mention of "murder" and "meditating" suggests that violence and the need for survival are always present in the minds of those living in Brooklyn.


The chorus repeatedly emphasizes the importance of Brooklyn and how it shapes the identity of those who are from there. The lines "Brooklyn is my house and I'm the fresh green from it" and "We like to think is" demonstrate the connection between Sonnie Carson and his Brooklyn roots. In the second verse, he references the struggle and hard work that goes into making it in the rap industry, as well as the importance of money and success in this world.


The final verse returns to the theme of toughness and determination, with the lines "We don't want the corner / We are taking the whole street" portraying a sense of ambition and determination. Overall, "Brooklyn" is a powerful tribute to the cultural and historical significance of this iconic New York City borough.


Line by Line Meaning

Hello nigga, blue tapin' and make green
I greet you, my friend, the cunning game of making money through drug dealing.


You ain't really that much I can't see
I'm not fooled by your exterior and see right through you.


So I will scream somewhere from this dirt
I will voice my dissatisfaction with the current state of affairs from this disadvantaged position.


One hand over, the other on 6.30
I am fully alert and ready for anything.


Murder, murder, yeah, I know the feeling
I am familiar with the feeling of violence and death.


You're meditating
You seem calm and collected in the face of danger.


Yeah, I've been feeling shit
I have been experiencing difficult times.


You need a phone check-up
You should double-check your phone for any potential tracing or surveillance devices.


Got those days
I have had difficult days


'You want everything in a Chico
You are greedy and want everything.


Put my name on 'and Billboards
I want my name to be famous and prominently displayed.


And hang it with some pimps and real whores
I want to associate myself with people who are known for being successful and wealthy.


They'll think that I kill folks
People will assume that I am dangerous and capable of murder.


It's all about Brooklyn, baby
This song is dedicated to my hometown of Brooklyn.


Brooklyn is my house and I'm the fresh green from it
I am born and raised in Brooklyn and represent the new talent hailing from the area.


You're turning brown you need some belle air
You're in need of some change or fresh air.


'All gone
I have nothing left.


Did you go, did you smoke my money?
Did you use or spend all of the money I gave you?


Troubles are on blow
I am dealing with many issues.


All I got is a hundred dollar bill
I only have one hundred dollar bill to my name.


If you ain't talking money then you got to chill
If you're not discussing ways to make money then you need to relax.


'I know how to step
I have the skills and know-how to succeed.


I still made you without a budget
I was able to create something amazing without spending much money.


We like to think is'
We like to believe that we are invincible and nothing can stop us.


'We don't want the corner
We want to control and dominate the entire street.


We are taking the whole street
We are ambitious and have big plans to take over.


And I'm looking like something you can't fit
I am successful and cannot be contained or limited.


Gangsta, gangsta, tell me how you do it?
Can you please tell me your secrets to success, fellow gangster?


You are running through the city
You are moving quickly and efficiently throughout the city.


Like really it ain't nothing to it
What we're doing is actually quite easy.


'Tell me what you call that?
How would you describe our actions?


Anybody get it
Does anyone understand what we are doing?


Who wants it?
Who is willing to fight for what we want?


Yeah, that Brooklyn bullshit
That's what we call the tough, gritty, and determined attitude we have in Brooklyn.


We're on it
We are actively pursuing our goals and not giving up.




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@deadkids3539

Sick video bro loving the Brooklyn vibe

@zeedottv

sounds so New York dope!!!

@jamartalmadge7247

I don't care what anyone says Brooklyn we are the best borough in da city

@itshotimhere4803

dat mix tape is blazin yo

@stacylowwater

Brooklyn my hometown bk all day

@czarbeats8375

fire work on this

@mickoolyoung8211

Straight fire bro

@iLOVExKYLA

sonnie carson  hottest coming out bk hands down

@troydoeberg7067

put together well

@gravestarr1

SCREAM ALLDAY

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