Xylot Forums

thebib62 wrote:

This ain't Beverly Hills, it's still a fine thrill, trying to ??? like trying to kill bill

This ain't blueberry Hill, it's still a fine thrill, trying to catch me is like trying to kill bill

Even though Beverly hills makes more since, I truly hear "blueberry hills"

bubbafan2 wrote:

thebib62 wrote:

This ain't Beverly Hills, it's still a fine thrill, trying to ??? like trying to kill bill

This ain't blueberry Hill, it's still a fine thrill, trying to catch me is like trying to kill bill

Even though Beverly hills makes more since, I truly hear "blueberry hills"

Actually, if the next line is "it's still a fine thrill," then Blueberry Hill makes perfect sense.
It's a reference to the song "Blueberry Hill" made popular by Fats Domino in the 50's, and contains the line "I found my thrill on Blueberry Hill."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blueberry_Hill_(song)

Heh, reminds me of another historical reference in entrance music lyrics that always seems to be misheard: "Bomb like Enola" in 3 Minute Warning's "3 Minutes", a reference to the bomber Enola Gay which dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima. Just on this site I've seen it written "bomb like e nola" and "bomb like enola" (not capitalized).
Peeps gotta be gettin' their history on, yo

bubbafan2 wrote:

thebib62 wrote:

This ain't Beverly Hills, it's still a fine thrill, trying to ??? like trying to kill bill

This ain't blueberry Hill, it's still a fine thrill, trying to catch me is like trying to kill bill

Even though Beverly hills makes more since, I truly hear "blueberry hills"

Actually, if the next line is "it's still a fine thrill," then Blueberry Hill makes perfect sense.
It's a reference to the song "Blueberry Hill" made popular by Fats Domino in the 50's, and contains the line "I found my thrill on Blueberry Hill."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blueberry_Hill_(song)

Heh, reminds me of another historical reference in entrance music lyrics that always seems to be misheard: "Bomb like Enola" in 3 Minute Warning's "3 Minutes", a reference to the bomber Enola Gay which dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima. Just on this site I've seen it written "bomb like e nola" and "bomb like enola" (not capitalized).
Peeps gotta be gettin' their history on, yo

Leaf wrote:Thanks to everyone that contributed, the full lyrics are in the main post.

moorem wrote:

Leaf wrote:Thanks to everyone that contributed, the full lyrics are in the main post.

Thanks for the updates lyrics, Leaf. Are we going to add the lyrics to Eddie's theme count on the main site?

thebib62 wrote:

moorem wrote:

Leaf wrote:Thanks to everyone that contributed, the full lyrics are in the main post.

Thanks for the updates lyrics, Leaf. Are we going to add the lyrics to Eddie's theme count on the main site?

I just tried, but the site just spits back an error message.

thebib62 wrote:

moorem wrote:

Leaf wrote:Thanks to everyone that contributed, the full lyrics are in the main post.

Thanks for the updates lyrics, Leaf. Are we going to add the lyrics to Eddie's theme count on the main site?

I just tried, but the site just spits back an error message.

Leaf wrote:I can only get the intro right but everything else is uncomprehensive, even with aknowledgement of Spanish. It's hard because of the mix of Spanish and English and those slangs that I don't know.

UPDATE - 24/03/2017

...
I kick it sky high, y la rola esta bien machine
...

The MAN1AK wrote:

Leaf wrote:I can only get the intro right but everything else is uncomprehensive, even with aknowledgement of Spanish. It's hard because of the mix of Spanish and English and those slangs that I don't know.

UPDATE - 24/03/2017

...
I kick it sky high, y la rola esta bien machine
...

It's actually, "y la rola esta bien 'mas chin...', which is a censored way of saying, "mas chingon" (a Mexican-American slang for, "Bad Ass"). It would make more sense, since it sounds like the artist is freestyling the hook, and was probably feeling the instrumental. I'm also assuming the recording artist is from El Paso, TX/Juarez, MEX, due to his style of Spanish, which makes it sound like they're saying, "Machine".

thebib62 wrote:

The MAN1AK wrote:
It's actually, "y la rola esta bien 'mas chin...', which is a censored way of saying, "mas chingon" (a Mexican-American slang for, "Bad Ass"). It would make more sense, since it sounds like the artist is freestyling the hook, and was probably feeling the instrumental. I'm also assuming the recording artist is from El Paso, TX/Juarez, MEX, due to his style of Spanish, which makes it sound like they're saying, "Machine".

Absolutely fantastic insight on the vocalist and the proper lyrics! Much appreciated.

Lyrics updated - April, 6th

Carro tantos in your direction
I don't play

Cojones in a vice that they squeeze till you sing,

In mine, his, or your town for real.

Garrotazos in your direction
I don't play
You know what I'm saying, amigo?
Ya sabes
Now it’s about time I step in with the gangsta lane
It's about that time homeboy
I kick it sky high, y la rola esta bien 'mas chin
That's how I do it cuando entro chueco
Now it's time to get this party crackin' (crackin')
It's time to let them know what's happenin' (happenin')
It’s about time I step in with the gangsta lane
No cheap talkin', I get what I want

>I can tell you a yes man, puppet on a string,
Cojones in a vice so they squeeze ‘till you sing
But see, that I ain't me, they don't own me
I grind 'till my lungs collapse, they don't control me
Quando más como cantan los pajaritos se vendieron para hacerse ricos
Cuidado con el perro, porque no ladras, soy el mero callejero, el que tu no mandas
I ain't fucking around, I make myself at home, in mine, his, or your town for real.
This ain't blueberry Hill, but still I find thrill, trying to catch me is like trying to kill bill

Now it’s about time I step in with the gangsta lane
It's about that time homeboy
I kick it sky high y la rola esta bien 'mas chin
That's how I do it cuando entro chueco
Now it's time to get this party crackin' (crackin')
It's time to let them know whats happenin' (happenin')
It's about time I step into the gangsta lane
No cheap talkin', I get what I want

> Now, it's so pathetic all your senseless drones
Begging for scrap, please, give a dog a bone
I don't sit up, play dead or roll over
I sit, dog, but my name ain't Rover
Tantos choques en estos bloques
As my shit be the bomba, I know you wanna smoke this
Tantas juras en estas calles
They wanna roll me up because my shit be the flyest
Check this out, keep ya' ladies locked up
Before they trip, fall, get themselves knocked up
What's mine is mine, what's yours, if I want, I take
That's how I get down, those are the breaks

Now it’s about time I step in with the gangsta lane
It's about that time homeboy
I kick it sky high y la rola esta bien 'mas chin
That's how I do it cuando entro chueco
Now it's time to get this party crackin' (crackin')
It's time to let them know whats happenin' (happenin')
It's about time I step in with the gangsta lane
No cheap talkin', I get what I want

That’s right esse…
???
???

TheBigTedbowski wrote:Pretty sure it's Gangsta Lean not Lane, never heard of such a thing as "gangsta lane".
A gangsta lean however, is a common driving position,
where the driver of the car will lean over towards the passenger side as if trying to avoid gunfire.

TheBigTedbowski wrote:Not to mention that Lean actually rhymes with machine.

You're after me?

"You know what I'm saying, amigo?"

This ain't blueberry Hill, it's still a fine thrill

This ain't blueberry Hill, but still, I find thril

thebib62 wrote:

You're after me?

This line is definitely wrong. Can we get some users to find out what he's really saying?

I always hear

"You know what I'm saying, amigo?"

This ain't blueberry Hill, it's still a fine thrill

*Correction

This ain't blueberry Hill, but still, I find thril

"You know what I'm saying, amigo?"

Know what I'm sayin', amiho?

Know what I say, amiho?

Know what I say, amiho?