Interlude 03
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Yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah
Yeah, here we go
What if everything was at the wrong time?
Lying, the wrong space, and songs rhyme
To meter out the distance back to the stream
With kings and queens and every hiccup in between
Was dreams and all the blood and death would mean something
With another eye open and fists raised
Just a greeting or phrase
A meeting of retired militants, the war-torn regions
Only known for killing only beautiful black
Sit in the pyramids, me and Imhotep are homies
Sense of loneliness the price of paying for a new beginning
I got a pocket full of stars
Flyin' up to Mars
You inhibit a world where hue is not a death sentence
So drop the message, already open for suggestion, whatever




Get at me, my brothers, my sisters, get at me
I love you

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of the song "Interlude 03" by clipping. explore themes of time, space, and the power of language and communication. The opening lines, "What if everything was at the wrong time? / Lying, the wrong space, and songs rhyme," suggest a reflection on the dissonance and misalignment that exists in the world. The lyrics then delve into the idea of seeking connection and understanding amidst this chaos.


The line "To meter out the distance back to the stream" hints at the desire to find a way back to a more harmonious state, a return to a genuine and meaningful existence. The reference to "kings and queens and every hiccup in between" implies the vast range of individuals affected by this disconnection, from those in positions of power to the most vulnerable.


The lyricist paints a picture of a world affected by conflict and violence but also highlights the potential for change. The line "Only known for killing only beautiful black" suggests a recognition of the injustice faced by black communities and the need for solidarity and understanding. The mention of sitting in the pyramids with Imhotep, the ancient Egyptian architect and physician, may symbolize the power of history and cultural heritage in fueling a new beginning.


The lyrics then shift to a more personal message of love and unity. The line "You inhibit a world where hue is not a death sentence" calls for a society where the color of one's skin does not determine their fate. The artist implores his audience to speak up and engage in dialogue, showing a desire to connect with others and build a better future together.


Overall, the lyrics of "Interlude 03" touch upon themes of disconnection, reflection, social justice, and the power of love and communication in bringing about change.


Line by Line Meaning

Yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah
Expressing excitement and anticipation


Yeah, here we go
Starting a new journey or exploration


What if everything was at the wrong time?
Imagining a scenario where timing is off for everything


Lying, the wrong space, and songs rhyme
Exploring how lies and mismatched environments can still create harmony


To meter out the distance back to the stream
Finding a way to measure the distance to a familiar place


With kings and queens and every hiccup in between
Including all kinds of people and imperfections in the journey


Was dreams and all the blood and death would mean something
Dreams and sacrifices hold meaningful significance


With another eye open and fists raised
Remaining vigilant and ready for action


Just a greeting or phrase
A simple interaction or expression


A meeting of retired militants, the war-torn regions
Uniting former fighters from conflict-ridden areas


Only known for killing only beautiful black
Recognizing the tragedy of violence against people of color


Sit in the pyramids, me and Imhotep are homies
Finding companionship or solace in ancient history


Sense of loneliness the price of paying for a new beginning
Acknowledging the emotional toll of starting anew


I got a pocket full of stars
Having a multitude of aspirations and dreams


Flyin' up to Mars
Escaping to a new and distant place


You inhibit a world where hue is not a death sentence
Desiring a world where one's skin color doesn't determine their fate


So drop the message, already open for suggestion, whatever
Encouraging open dialogue and ideas


Get at me, my brothers, my sisters, get at me
Inviting connection and communication


I love you
Expressing love and affection




Lyrics © Fintage House Publishing
Written by: DAVEED DIGGS, WILLIAM MORAN HUTSON, JONATHAN RALEIGH SNIPES, CYRUS REX

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Comments from YouTube:

Michael Angelo

could that tapping be morse code?

Zassafras

There is morse code in True Believer, but not this one.

BIGGTAI

This ain't Morse code, playa dis ASCII.... Jk... I dunno

VinhXo2k6

Yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah
Yeah, here we go
What if everything was at the wrong time?
Lying, the wrong space, and songs rhyme
To meter out the distance back to the stream
With kings and queens and every hiccup in between
Was dreams and all the blood and death would mean something
With another eye open and fists raised
Just a greeting or phrase
A meeting of retired militants, the war-torn regions
Only known for killing only beautiful black
Sit in the pyramids, me and Imhotep are homies
Sense of loneliness the price of paying for a new beginning
I got a pocket full of stars
Flyin' up to Mars
You inhibit a world where hue is not a death sentence
So drop the message, already open for suggestion, whatever
Get at me, my brothers, my sisters, get at me
Where are you

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