The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Don't Cry" (Don't Cry) the performer of the song "Miyagi"
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In the song "DLBM," Miyagi and Endshpiel tell the story of their journey in the world of rap and how they create their unique music.Endshpiel begins by describing the abundance of monotonous rap music, which he compares to a "ton of bottom rap
The song "Colors" by Miyagi and KADI conveys a deep sense of regret, pain, and confusion, likely caused by personal mistakes and their consequences.In the first verse, Miyagi speaks of burned bridges, of troubles he himself has brought upon them
Miyagi's "Chillim" is an anthem to carefree leisure and enjoying the moment under the influence of marijuana (chillim – a reference to a way of smoking).The lyrics are full of slang expressions and metaphors describing a state of euphoria and relaxation "sativa beautifully colored the evening", "grabbed the beats, dive into the clouds", "the flame does not go out"
In the lyrics of "Brooklyn", Miyagi uses imagery associated with Brooklyn and 90s hip-hop culture to describe his journey, his neighborhood and his people.He talks about "daddy in the booth", "shady deals", "bloody Babylon", referring to street life, drugs, police brutality, and the dangers surrounding the lyrical hero
Miyagi's song "Bounty" is a hymn to carefree youth, love, and freedom, embodied by the image of a tropical island.The lyrical hero is in a state of euphoria and bliss ("you smile at me," "trip," "I dissolve"), possibly caused by both the surrounding environment and feelings for his beloved
In the song "Bismarck," Miyagi uses the image of Otto von Bismarck, known as the "Iron Chancellor," to convey his feelings and thoughts. Bismarck was a powerful and controversial politician, known for his decisiveness and uncompromising nature
