Further emphasising feeling different to everybody else.

A reference to Strawberry Fields Forever by The Beatles, in which John Lennon sings:

“No one I think is in my tree,
I mean it must be high or low”

This refers to Lennon’s feeling that he knew he was different, he just didn’t know if that made him a genius or crazy. I always felt great empathy with this lyric. Plus, it wouldn’t be me unless I fitted some kind of 60s quirk in.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTXyoPVOUso

Now I’m busting out MAD HIP HOP SKILLS YO. References serial killer Charles Manson.

A pop culture reference with a dual meaning. My typical brand of acoustic rock music is usually family-friendly, hence it isn’t “blue”.

In TV series Breaking Bad, actor Bryan Cranston portrays Walter White, a chemistry teacher who cooks distinctive blue rocks of crystal meth.

I hope that I can make it big and inspire other people like me to find inspiration and live out their dreams.

LYRIC WRITING 101.

REPETITION = EMPHASIS

I should be sensible and do what people expect me to do, but I’d rather just die than have to worry about boring everyday problems.

A joke referring to the previous line. I’ve dissed Yeezy by calling him stupid whilst rapping over a beat he made.

If Kanye West wasn’t a very gifted millionaire producer and lyricist, his many goofs, and egotistic eccentricities might be frowned upon. Because he’s so successful we’re willing to look past his many flaws.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1z8gCZ7zpsQ

Even though I’m no rapper by trade, the lyrics-based nature of it means that anybody can get good at it if they practice hard enough.