Lyrical Breakdown of What You Need Is Jesus - A Journey through Words and Rhymes
Welcome to the detailed analysis of "What You Need Is Jesus" on Lazyjot. Here, we unravel the lyrical complexity and artistic brilliance that define this iconic song.
- Lyric Overview: Witness how Public Enemy weaves words into powerful emotions and vivid imagery. From intricate rhyme schemes to compelling storytelling, every line in "What You Need Is Jesus" is a testament to masterful songwriting.
- Rhyme and Rhythm Analysis: Our Lazyjot editor highlights the ingenious use of multi-syllabic rhymes and the rhythm pattern that Public Enemy employs. Understand the construction of each verse and how it contributes to the song's overall impact.
- Syllable Pattern Insights: Dive deeper into the structural elements of the lyrics. See how the syllable count varies across the song, adding a unique rhythm and flow to Public Enemy's narrative.
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Halleluja, Jesus, Halleluja
Now here's the pop, turnaround jumper
Hits the rim bounce away, the new slave trade (hmm, hmm)
Manchild, six feet five, but juvenile
Thin line between getting bucks and gettin' wild
Brooklyn style, hundred thousand miles
Parque tiles, leavin' ankles broke in a pile
Son got a ticket to fly, he can make it if he try to the sky, like a Coney Island ride
Gettin' pages, from his super agent
Community raises at the clout or the cages
No doubt, center stages, mad phases
From behind crazies flippin' through the faces
Paper chases, love that many places
Pros and cons, flics between the races
He hold the rock, call for sweat shops
Guard the set shop replaced by sex shops (aha, yeah)
The highest bidder, no room for the quitter
Gave seven tickets, under counterfittas
Three cities a week, droppin' needles
Like the black Beatles take heed, what you need is
Jesus (the incredible)
Jesus (and in your existence, huh)
Jesus (the incredible, yea)
Jesus (check it out)
Crack my picture, never switch up
Smack the back ups, pack them pick ups
Resurrection of the two man vocal section
The spirit in your dark ass direction
Duckin' them spray ups on my way that I thought be lay ups
Won the battle wars, a thousand one push ups
Here marks the return of them rules about Ruff Ryders
Risin', chargin' hard from the point guard
Watch what you prey for, but know the team that you play for
Need I say more?
Uh, scared of the resurrection
Sacrifice yours, them maybe the revolution is basketball (yea, yeah)
Changes, generanges, which means rearrange shit, erase shit
Stuck on Playstations, then the new plantations
I said a millions heads waitin' for another nation (oh Jesus)
To make your world be free
No shoppin' sprees, there ain't no stoppin' me (no, no, come on)
Here's the fee, not the weed
Got to see, God speed, what you need is
Jesus (the incredible)
Jesus (and in your existence, huh)
Jesus (the incredible, yea)
Jesus (what you need is)
Jesus (the incredible) (oh, my Jesus)
Jesus (and in your existence) (oh, my Jesus)
Jesus (the incredible) (oh, my Jesus)
Jesus (and in your existence) (oh, Jesus)
Sticky D gives you fits, on them turnaround hippocrytes
Comin' and goin like flics
Hit 'em net scripts, like a butcher
Gettin' all the chips, musta been a road trip against the Knicks
On TV showcasin' kicks
Must be the fan 'cause his video gettin' all the chicks
Walk up on a replay on Monday
Sportscenter highlights, last second steal kept 'em real
(Ow) oh God, oh, God oh
What you need is (Jesus, Jesus)
What you need is (Jesus, Jesus)
What you need is (Jesus, Jesus) (oh, Jesus, Jesus)
What you need is (Jesus, Jesus) (yeah, yeah, oh yeah, Jesus)