He wants to run to the Lord for forgiveness, but because of all the evil he’s done, he doesn’t think the Lord would consider forgiving him or want to – this is not the case however. The New Testament proclaims that if we confess our sins, they will be forgiven.

If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and purify us from all unrighteousness.
- 1 John 1:9

Jesus died on the cross and suffered a painful death where much bleeding occurred due to the beatings from the soldiers he received. Jesus died for our sins. Flame is saying that through their journey of sharing their faith they haven’t been beaten to the point where they have started bleeding – so therefore they see no reason to stop preaching – they want to share their faith until they die just like Jesus died for us.

People who drug deal, drink excessively and do other stupid things often use ‘this could be my last night’ as an excuse for their actions. Really these actions actually increase their chances of having a shorter life. They don’t think about their future and only live for the moment. Living for the moment is a message which is promoted in society today.

‘Fast life’ is a term used to describe a lifestyle that will land you dead or in jail at any given moment – In other words, a lifestyle that consists of drug dealing, constant partying, smoking and breaking other laws

The chorus is performed by Bo-Roc from The Dove Shack, best known for their 1995 hit “Summertime in the LBC.” The interpolated chorus and the main sample in the beat come from the Bruce Hornsby song “The Way It Is”, which was also sampled in 2Pac’s song “Changes.”

As you can see, everyone in this song that Saigon rapped about was someone who was out to make a positive change – However all of them have passed away, most to gun shots.
Saigon is also out for a positive change so he just hopes the world will get to listen to his message before he dies. (as he is predicting he will get blown away)

It’s a sad mood out in the ghetto, there is constant violence and people are always dying.

Tech N9ne is shouting out the track’s producer, Rick Rock, who also produced two other tracks on this album, “No Can Do” and “My Wife, My Bitch, My Girl”.

Independent is the way to go these days. Major record deals entice their artists with lots of money to make songs about money, weed & hoes – songs without any meaning. Many artists who sign major label deals haven’t gotten ‘tuition’ about the dangers of what they’re up against and the trap they get caught in.