REAL MADRID LYRICS – LACRIM Ganlyrics

REAL MADRID Lyrics Meaning

[Intro:]
Lacrim opens by addressing someone named Chahid, representing his neighborhood and the people who live there, often referred to as the “cursed ones” because of their tough circumstances. He emphasizes that the people who engage in dangerous activities, like ambushing someone in a luxury car, listen to his music, showing his influence in the streets.

[Couplet 1:]
Lacrim reflects on his past struggles, having nothing to eat and feeling anger while seeing his own tears in the mirror. These hardships turned his heart to stone, making him emotionally tough. Despite his troubled lifestyle, he earned the respect of even the older women in his community. He refers to Karim, a figure of singerity, possibly himself, as the leader of his building. He admits to acting without reason or emotions and explains how his politeness sometimes masked his need to steal. He was actively pursued by the police but managed to live without fear, even in places like Milan, implying his resilience and street smarts.

[Pré-refrain:]
Lacrim talks about his experiences with hardened criminals and his time in juvenile prison. Despite being in such a harsh environment, no one managed to harm him, and now he’s involved in successful business ventures. He confidently states that no one born yet could take anything from him, indicating his dominance and self-assurance.

[Refrain:]
In the chorus, Lacrim speaks proudly of his neighborhood, a place filled with both the older generation and the younger ones. He points out that those who are willing to commit violence in the streets, like drive-bys in Audis, are likely listening to his music. The sound of the “Kala” (short for Kalashnikov) is described as a melody, symbolizing the violence and chaos that are part of their lives. Despite all this, Lacrim is respected not only in his own building but by criminal groups across the continent. The chorus repeats, reinforcing his message of respect and influence in both his community and beyond.

[Couplet 2:]
Lacrim warns about the dangers of exposing your life online, saying that if you’re not careful, you’re already vulnerable. He hints at potential outcomes like getting caught by customs or dying tragically like French singer Daniel Balavoine. He criticizes those who get taken advantage of in contracts or quick deals. Lacrim calls out someone who has been a fan of his since childhood but is now trying to cause problems. He refuses to engage with drama on social media, considering it beneath him. He advises the person to focus on resolving their own issues instead of trying to deflect. Lacrim also mentions knowing dangerous people worldwide who can handle problems with cash, reinforcing his global connections and power.

[Pré-refrain:]
Again, Lacrim highlights his background of dealing with hardened individuals and his time in juvenile prison, where no one could take advantage of him. Now, he’s a successful businessman, and he confidently asserts that no one can steal from him or challenge his position.

[Refrain:]
Lacrim repeats his message about being part of a “cursed” community, respected by both the older and younger generations. He mentions how those involved in violent acts likely listen to his music. The Kalashnikov’s gunfire is compared to a melody, symbolizing the harshness of street life. He’s earned respect in his building and from groups across the continent, emphasizing his widespread influence. This part reiterates his powerful position in the streets and his global connections.

[Outro:]
In the outro, Lacrim accuses someone of being a snitch, revealing information about people from Sevran Beaudottes, a notorious neighborhood. He calls out the person for not owning up to their actions and for being untrustworthy. Lacrim reflects on trying to learn from the best and alludes to his own work, “Force et Honneur.” He questions if the person now considers themselves part of the elite in French rap but dismisses the idea, implying they haven’t earned that status.