WeLaRue 10 (Casino Royale) Lyrics (English Translation) Ganlyrics

WeLaRue 10 (Casino Royale) (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In this intro, DA Uzi opens by referencing “The D” (likely a symbol of power or status). He compares himself to Michael Corleone from *The Godfather* and Nicky Santoro from *Casino Royale*, both iconic figures known for their ruthlessness and control. He mentions a specific amount of money—€770,000—and invokes “Inshallah,” hoping that he will achieve success. The raw expression of frustration (“fu*k his mother”) signals his aggression and no-nonsense attitude as he sets the tone for the rest of the song.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, DA Uzi reflects on his life and mentality. He likens himself to legendary figures like Michael Corleone and Nicky Santoro to express his sense of power, danger, and strategic thinking. He’s focused on making money, mentioning €770,000, and hopes for divine guidance (“Inshallah”). He acknowledges the harsh realities around him, especially how death and betrayal lurk, with friends turning into enemies, described as “snakes, pythons, and cobras.” His distrust of people is clear, as he insists that once doubt appears, it’s game over. He’s determined not to end up like others who fall short in life, drawing a metaphorical comparison to being in a race where he intends to win like fast runner Asafa Powell. He expresses how life is about staying ahead, cutting through regrets, and making moves, even when the odds are stacked against him. He’s confident, seeing himself as someone with strong values who can overcome obstacles quickly. Despite his hardened heart and tough exterior, he acknowledges the risks of this lifestyle, and he lives knowing that everything could change in an instant. The line about not coming back if he dies (like Krillin from *Dragon Ball Z*) hints at the high stakes he’s dealing with.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, DA Uzi talks about the obstacles that keep coming in his way. He’s aware of the challenges but refuses to see them as signs of bad luck, focusing instead on his drive to succeed. He comments on how loyalty can shift, with people turning on you or betraying you when least expected. He points out the lies and deceit that are part of the streets, a dangerous world where people often hallucinate their reality. Despite this, he’s focused on the goal: to rise above it all. He’s determined to keep moving forward, with money as his main motivator. He touches on how his mindset has changed, reflecting that he used to be part of a certain movement (ACAB), but now he’s independent and ready to make his own way, even if it means being alone. He values money over anything else, rejecting those who abuse power and preferring to align himself with those who are about business. He prays that he will keep moving up, avoiding investigations that could derail him. The final comparison to *Game of Thrones* and Jon Snow shows that he sees himself as a warrior ready for battle—prepared to face whatever challenges come his way, knowing that when he goes to war, he wins.