Bonus Track
The Stagger & Sway Lyrics
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Ntwana nyana ringa too much
(Bare e ringa too much)
Ntwana nyana ringa too much
Ntwana nyana ringa too much
(Bare e ringa too much)
Ntwana nyana speta too much
Ntwana nyana speta too much
Ntwana nyana ringa too much
Ntwana nyana ringa too much
(Bare e ringa too...)
Vernacular bars man I'm Spitting on a page
Vernacular bars man I'm Spitting on a page
Vernacular bars man I'm Spitting on a page
Ntwana nyana ringa too much
Ntwana nyana ringa too much
(Bare e ringa too much...)
Yea
They ain't got bridges that's Why they falling too much
They ain't got ryhmes now They flopping too dump
Out the block we chasing prada And all
Tags on grind let's get it right now
Eh eh
Pauses on some tracks no add Lipping too much
She left man a rapper for a Trapper now she crying too Much
Eh
Ep on the way and probably I'm Gone take over man again
Probably gone finesse and all
She knows I don't want her Back and all
Never loved a flat ass cause I'm Addicted to thick thighs
Mbuzi status when eh
Mbuzi status that's why I put Nails to the coffin and all
I only hold a spared when I dig A grave to bury you niggas
Cause I'm a TRU Rapper
Im a TRU and im swaying KING
You jus a failure of a rapper Choking on your ryhmes so I'm Gone give you my pen
Ntwana nyana ringa too much
Ntwana nyana ringa too much
(Bare e ringa too much)
Ntwana nyana ringa too much
Ntwana nyana ringa too much
(Bare e ringa too much)
Ntwana nyana speta too much
Ntwana nyana speta too much
(Bare e speta too much)
Ntwana nyana ringa too much
Ntwana nyana ringa too much
(Bare e ringa too...)
Vernacular bars man I'm Spitting on a page
Vernacular bars man I'm Spitting on a page
Vernacular bars man I'm Spitting on a page
Ntwana nyana ringa too much
Ntwana nyana ringa too much
(Bare e ringa too much...)
Yeah
Bona I'm throwing bricks at Anybody and everybody
I'm kicking everything and Everyone and anyone
Wrestle with the demons like I'm tryna suppress
And get jesus Piece like i ain't praying either But I'm fucking Eva
I'm a no deceiver jus an emcee Killer not a snitch type 69 jus Real time pain giver
Like a thick Honey she my head giver
Niggas run away when they Gotta battle TRU, niggas took Christopher out the show Cause Reptiles bite harder than a fly
And I spite toxic venom like python Or copra and smoke over a Dozen corpse.
Niggas bite scriptures I heard it In their cyphers
And I'm not Astonished they gone run with Their mouth in the streets
But I'mma keep it short so you Can jus take a deep breath
I'm unshakable, niggas drop Joints thru features
Get features for a rate
Niggas rely on type beats to Sound relevant
But the finesse Is failure so neither is a thanks Giver
I'm just a aiming killing ain't no Wasting time
I'm the remedy listener
The lyrics of "Bonus Track" by The Stagger & Sway are filled with bravado, pride, and a sense of superiority in their rapping skills. The song begins with the repeated phrase "Ntwana nyana ringa too much," which can be interpreted as the artist acknowledging their own talent and ability to exceed expectations. The repetition emphasizes their confidence and suggests that they are indeed "ringa too much" (doing too much) in terms of their skills and abilities.
The next verse talks about how others in the rap game are falling short. They don't have the bridges (connections) and rhymes to succeed, making them "flopping too dump." The artist boasts about their own success and ambition, chasing after high-end fashion like Prada. Their focus is on grinding and achieving success in the music industry, leaving no room for distractions or setbacks.
The artist mentions someone leaving a rapper for a trapper, implying that they are more desirable and successful than their competition. They express their confidence in taking over the rap game, using finesse and charm to accomplish their goals. The lyric "Never loved a flat ass cause I'm Addicted to thick thighs" suggests that they have certain preferences and standards when it comes to relationships.
The chorus repeats the phrase "Ntwana nyana ringa too much" and emphasizes the artist's proficiency in delivering vernacular bars. They take pride in their ability to craft lyrics and deliver them with skill and precision, spitting them on the page. This repetition reinforces their confidence and drive to succeed.
In the final verse, the artist asserts their dominance and aggressiveness. They mention throwing bricks at anybody and everyone, symbolizing their willingness to take on challenges and overcome obstacles. They reference wrestling with demons and trying to suppress them, while also expressing their desire for material possessions like a "Jesus Piece." The lyrics play with religious imagery, contrasting it with explicit and sexual references.
The artist presents themselves as an honest and authentic rapper, not engaging in snitching or deception. They believe they bring real-time pain through their lyrics, and their presence alone is enough to intimidate others. They criticize others for using type beats and relying on features to gain relevancy, while they unapologetically aim to kill with their artistry.
Overall, the lyrics of "Bonus Track" showcase The Stagger & Sway's self-assuredness, ambition, and belief in their own talent and unique approach to rap. They set themselves apart from others, emphasizing their skill in delivering powerful and impactful lyrics.
Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Written by: Tshepo Chuene
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