Lyrical Breakdown of Sisters N Brothers - A Journey through Words and Rhymes
Welcome to the detailed analysis of "Sisters N Brothers" on Lazyjot. Here, we unravel the lyrical complexity and artistic brilliance that define this iconic song.
- Lyric Overview: Witness how Snoop Dogg weaves words into powerful emotions and vivid imagery. From intricate rhyme schemes to compelling storytelling, every line in "Sisters N Brothers" 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 Snoop Dogg 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 Snoop Dogg's narrative.
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(Got love, you got love, you got love-love)
(Like a shot in the head, you got love, your dove's up high)
(yeah, yeah, You got love, you got love) here's to, here's to, here's to
(love-love, love-love, ha-ha, you got love-love-love)
My sisters and my brothers
We're running out of time (ticking, tick)
We should love one another
It's very simple (all the people)
Governments calls this crisis
Tongues and religious factions
We should love, time to love
Peace, love, war and hate
And I'm just talking 'bout the Golden State
The girls, call us, the blunts, the heaters
Might as well join us, can't beat us, believe us
And overseas they launch their top leaders
And blame all their problems on the world leaders
We don't need 'em, fightin' for our freedom
But all them little kids want Snoop Dogg to teach 'em and lead 'em
If I was the president, I know it ain't relevant
But I'd say it for the hell of it
You know I'd make this world a better place
I'd make sure everybody got food on they plates
I did a show for this day called Live Aid
For my African people, a 20 year sequel
Now they got water and resource
And we thought we had it bad livin' low with the pay
My sisters and my brothers
We're running out of time (ticking, tickin)
We should love one another
It's very simple (all the people)
Governments calls this crisis
Tongues and religious factions
We should love, time to love
The question and answer if I'm Muslim or I'm Baptist
My God is your God even if you're Catholic
See I gotta understand that all rappers
Ain't negative that's just how we used to live
Oh yeah I got the gun with me, every time I'm on the street
I have to do it, got to do it, Dog can't be no casualty
Imagine me if I was dead and gone
Kept it strong, let him roam then let him home, come on
From the rising of the sun throughout the end of the day (oh yeah)
When everything you see upon the earth with worth has faded away
When the wars begun brown, black, now here come the guns
Lands plagued with poverty and disease (yeah, yeah)
When truth and justice begin with you and me
The foundation will still be love
How 'bout that, real love between brown and black
The Dog Pound is back, bring our soldiers back
And leave them peoples alone, over there in Iraq
See I done visited the troops, you know I got the scoop
My people's over here got everybody caught up in the loop
Whoop-whoop, but I ain't gon' speak too deep and leap game
But y'all need to be game (seriously same)
I ain't gon' speak too deep and leak game
But man, it's a damn shame (seriously)
I ain't gon' speak too deep and leak game
Somebody gotta make a change
March to the revolution, folks (march to the revolution)
March to the revolution, folks (march to the revolution)
March to the revolution, folks ((march to the revolution with love)
March to the revolution, march (march to the revolution)
March to the revolution, march (march to the revolution)
March to the revolution, march (march to the revolution with love)
My sisters and my brothers
We're running out of time (ticking, ticking)
We should love one another
It's very simple