Murderer

Gyptian · Other Songs - Gyptian

[Barrington Levy:]

Unoheal, Unoheal (Rock a bet)

Murderer [Repeat x 4]



[Rakim:]

Who want low boats of keys from overseas

Then put it in the streets and spread like a disease

Neighborhoods infected then misdirected

It ain't no cure and it's hard to correct it

Bless by the most high cursed by the lowest

Used to think the quick now thoughts travel the slowest

Close to comatose brain waves rigamortist

You forget the skit the most high tortoise

I remember so they want to murder RA

Know what I mean because I got knowledge of self

Yeah I know, you probably don't believe me

But be easy I'm gonna leave it up to Barrington Levy



[Barrington Levy:]

Who gone test, No man curse

That prejudge end up a hearse, who God bless no man curse

I'm gonna end up in a hearse, because they maskata

Murderer [Repeat x 4]



[Rakim:]

Here they come, known blood-suckers of the poor

Rob us for culture and now they want more

Caution they come in many forms of identity

A lot to suspect so detect the enemy

Worst than a mosquito or a vampire,

They're not sitting at the movies or a campfire

Huh, yeah, I know you don't believe me, be easy I'm gonna leave it to

Barrington Levy



[Barrington Levy:]

They let me tell me that I'm a murderer

Dress up in a jacket, then dress up in a tie

Want to deprive

I'm a murderer

Murderer [Repeat x 4]

Not them.

Murderer [Repeat x 2]



[Rakim:]

Bless by the most high, cursed by the lowest

Used to think the quick now thoughts travel the slowest

Close to comatose, brain waves rigamortist

You forget the skit, the most high tortoise

I remember so they want to murder RA



[Barrington Levy:]

Murderer [Repeat x 4]



[Rakim:]

'Cause I got knowledge of self [Repeat x 4]



[Barrington Levy:]

Watch them, watch them, watch them unfold. [Repeat x 5]

I'm a maskata.



[Rakim:]

'Cause I got knowledge of self [Repeat x 4]

Murderer - Gyptian

Gyptian's 'Murderer' stands as a defining track within the artist's influential career in English-language hip hop. Released during a pivotal era for the genre, the song exemplifies Gyptian's signature style, blending raw lyrical delivery with a gritty, rhythmic production that became a staple of the scene. The track showcases his ability to craft complex narratives and deliver sharp social commentary, characteristics that have cemented his reputation as a leading voice in the movement. As part of his broader discography, 'Murderer' reflects the intensity and authenticity that defined his early work, resonating deeply with audiences who appreciate the unfiltered nature of his recordings. It remains a significant contribution to the catalog of music that shaped the sound of the time.