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Red wine on everything
Last call, it won't cost you anything Andy Mineo (Ft. Marty) – Paisano's Wylin'
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Red Wine here has 2 meanings:
- Reinforcing the Italian-American/Paisano theme, as red wine is a staple of Italian meals. “Last call” is a phrase commonly associated with the bar scene, and is the final warning that alcohol will soon stop being served.
- Red wine is used in the Christian sacrament of communion to represent the blood of Jesus, which is itself a representation of the forgiveness of sins, which is freely given to those who ask. However, we may be getting close to the “last days”, at which point it would be too late to receive the “wine”.
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This pen to the pad right now praying for favor B. Cooper (Ft. Alex Faith & Dre Murray) – Home
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When the angry storms are raging, they fall to the winds of man The Florida Boys (Gospel) – Built on Amazing Grace
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Reference to the parable of the wise and foolish builders.
And every one that heareth these sayings of mine, and doeth them not, shall be likened unto a foolish man, which built his house uponAnnotate the sand: And the rain descended, and the floods came, and the winds blew, and beat upon that house; and it fell: and great was the fall of it. – Matthew 7:26-27
Construction's not completed, but the Carpenter's moved in The Florida Boys (Gospel) – Built on Amazing Grace
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He paid the price on Calvary, and I'm not about to sell The Florida Boys (Gospel) – Built on Amazing Grace
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Reference to U Got It Bad by Usher. He’s reflecting on his life situation and realizing that its not what he wants it to be.
In this court of law, judge and jury work for free
The gavel hits harder than the drums on one of Dirty's beats B. Cooper – The Introduction
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B. Coop brings the realness. The judge and jury could either be:
God – your sins will catch up to you one way or another, and it can be painful indeed.
The listening public – ideally, heads will identify with MCs that truthfully represent what’s inside of them. Superficial MCs may have a run of fame, but once the novelty wears off, they tend to fall hard. Exhibit A:
There’s also a shout out to Dirty Rice, the producer of this track and longtime B. Cooper collaborator and friend.
So many tears from heaven need to get my heart a napkin B. Cooper – The Introduction
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