Ghost Deini
Wu-Tang Clan Lyrics

In an enemy land...
The singer is prepared to face danger in a hostile environment.

Ack, just by destroying Starks Enterprises
The singer addresses someone (Finkle) to help them destroy an enemy company.

Yo, summer time holdin' the nine, split the Vega in half
The singer reminisces about a past experience of driving a car with a gun during summertime.

Jeeps rumble and my dogs puff grass
The artist and their friends smoke marijuana and drive their vehicles.

Bank stoppin', high-derox hydrolic
The artist mentions their car has a high-powered hydraulic system.

Kid with the most knowledge will obtain to touch top dollars
The individual most informed has the ability to become rich.

Hold me down, hand me my cake, dusty, bake, activate
The singer requests assistance and prepares to take action.

Fuck your corny debates
The artist disregards and disrespects pointless discussions.

I'm like cake or maybe like ten thousand dollar rabbits
The artist compares themselves to expensive things.

The kid walked through, switch up his accent "Now I'm from Paris"
The artist describes someone pretending to be from Paris but likely is not.

Cash the bill, frozen element, Segal
The singer expresses the need to cash a check and mentions the name Segal.

Signs from the most high causes me to break them all
The artist references their fate and destiny as guiding their decisions.

How the fuck was why'all niggas thinkin? You think I fell off the ledge?
The singer calls out anyone who thought they were not relevant.

The legendary Ghost Deini might be dead?
The singer questions if their identity is still alive and impactful.

Never, impossible, pull out black burners like tonsils
The singer indicates their weapons and readiness to fight.

To gallants, hit 'em if we go to
The artist warns that they will retaliate if aggressed upon.

Bustin at why'all niggas daily
The artist describes shooting at enemies on a regular basis.

Wall-to-wall, Hawkins
The singer references hallway shooting on Hawkins street.

Suckin your teeth 'cause God chain-talkin
The singer recalls someone being annoyed about God chain-talk.

Like Ghostface this, Ghostface that, Ghost sold crack, now his revelations spoken through rap
The artist references common perceptions about their identity and how their music contains important messages.

Valored down like the sheik of Iran
The artist calls themselves a symbol of power and wealth similar to the Sheik of Iran.

Gasoline cream wrapped in hospital bands
The artist references drugs and money disguised as hospital items.

Model vans, Michael Davis, it's me against housin'
The singer describes their situation and environment.

Extraordinary pro-black, sold God creations to control thousands
The artist emphasizes their activism and ability to bring people together.

Catch me at the flicks, Apollo rap Fredrick Douglas
The singer references popular places and historical figures.

You know what? Eh yo, fuck this
The singer expresses frustration and changes subjects.

Eh yo, how can I move the crowd?
The singer questions how they can influence people.

First of all, ain't no mistakes allowed
The artist emphasizes the importance of doing things correctly.

Here's the instructions, put it together
The artist gives advice on how to succeed.

It's simple ain't it? Well, quite clever
The singer implies their advice is straightforward but insightful.

*singing* Marvin, Marvin, you were a friend of mine
The singer sings a tribute to Marvin Gaye.

Tupac, Biggie, ohh how we miss you so
The artist mentions famous rappers who died.

Eh yo, I'm Gucci down
The artist references wearing expensive clothing brand Gucci.

Wally boot, Jamaican hat, long 4-pound
The artist describes their attire and weaponry.

Ask niggas how I get down
The singer challenges others to ask about their behavior and reputation.

Don't speak much, deluxe plush
The artist shares their personality traits.

Imaginations holdin' all like Willie Hutch
The singer references their creativity and music influences.

You might've bumped into me on the Riker's bus
The singer references having been to Riker's Island.

Weed in my teeths, jem in my beauty sleep, sleeve
The singer describes their appearance and habits.

Dead serious, knowledge by 2% triple geese
The artist claims they have advanced knowledge and seriousness.

Come on, we juggle mic's
The artist references performing and sharing microphones with others.

We come on all the amps, advance the final
The singer prepares to perform and compete with others.

Show these niggas how the way we dance
The singer implies their music and dancing skills are of high quality.

Hot night, Jamaica
The artist references a hot night in Jamaica.

Came through in a boger green '68 Pacer
The artist describes a car they drove or rode in.

Had mad paper, high as a fuck
The artist references their wealth and intoxication.

Truck, 2 rappers got stuck that night
The singer recalls an incident where two rappers encountered issues.

I ain't sayin' no names, they know who, thank you for the change
The artist refuses to give direct details but acknowledges the situation and money received from it.

Outdoor event, New Year's Eve, Cali weed
The singer references a weed-based New Year's Eve celebration.

Thirty seconds till we tear and decease
The singer prepares for action.

Quick, call all my seeds dipped in the crowd
The singer calls for assistance from their allies.

The hoe spotted me, knew not to call my name out
The artist avoids using their real name to evade detection.

He walked off softly, we exactly
The artist and their allies leave without drawing attention.

Formed like Christ and the disciples
The singer compares their group to a religious one.

Black fatigues, lethal-faced dunnie, he held the rifle
The singer describes their outfit and weapon of choice.

We had the whole shit shook, you favorite rapper's droppin they drinks
The artist implies their group is recognized and respected by others.

On the low, tuckin' they links, we made 80 off the books
The artist references significant earnings from underground activities.

It's like '86, Magic Johnson, no disrespect
The artist references a basketball team and reminds the audience they mean no harm.

My metaphors'll keep out The Projects
The singer references their ability to express ideas and affect their surroundings.

Rap connects'll keep me correct
The artist suggests their connections in the music industry will keep them informed and safe.

Eh yo, I wrote this on Donnie roof
The singer shares the location and situation where they wrote a piece of music.

After his funeral, on one knee
The singer references grieving for someone.

Thinkin' his killer's followin' me
The singer describes their paranoia after someone's death.

So to my nigga Donnie, up there
The artist addresses someone who has passed away.

Can you please tell God that we fucked up here?
The artist expresses frustration and asks their friend to convey a message to God.

We got beer, weed, guns, AIDS
The singer references various issues and concerns in their community.

All these obstacles, it's hard to make it nowadays
The singer acknowledges the difficulties of living in their environment.

Watch the Devil in it, some say it's our fault
The artist warns against engaging in negative behaviors and blaming oneself for external issues.

If that's the answer, you know smokin' can cause cancer
The artist suggests there are alternative explanations to common issues, such as smoking causing cancer.

Let me drop a bracelet, leave a chain behind
The artist expresses the desire to leave something meaningful behind.

My tape stay at the beginnin' 'cause that's how they rewind
The singer references their music being listened to from the start.

Why'all know how we dine, we don't eat swine, and we don't drink wine
The artist describes their dietary restrictions.

If you don't bring me some motherfuckin' cognac, I kill you
The singer makes a violent statement related to alcohol.

I can't feel you
The singer does not relate to others or their opinions.

Ain't in my senses, and you ain't in my dollars
The singer does not trust others due to their lack of understanding and mistrust of money.

I fuck with rockwilders, no leashes, no collars
The artist likes rockwilders as pets and prefers to not keep them restrained.

Brolic scholars, that's Ghost Deini!
The artist considers themselves capable strong and intelligent.