Pray 4 me Lyrics – Dragonu AKA 47 Ganlyrics

Pray 4 me Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro features the sound “Brrt, brrt,” which could be expressing energy or setting a tense, dramatic tone for the song. It captures the emotional and intense vibe that follows throughout the track.

[Strofa 1]
In the first verse, Dragonu reflects on his spiritual struggles and the act of praying. He describes prayers rising to the heavens, pleading for help and redemption. The line about “cerberi” (Cerberus) suggests a desire to escape a hellish situation, while referencing Dante’s “Inferno” to express deep inner turmoil. He also references various religious figures like Methuselah and Melchizedek, wishing for wisdom and longevity. He highlights how many people pray for selfish reasons, seeking personal gain rather than true spiritual growth. Dragonu contrasts this with his own approach, aiming for a more genuine connection with the divine. He further emphasizes that true prayers rise from both the ghettos and the skyscrapers, reaching out to God, with the belief that God resides in the heart. The quiet response from God, symbolized through silence, is seen as peace and inner calm, far removed from the chaos of life. Dragonu prays to be like biblical figures such as Abraham, David, and Solomon, wishing for their strength and wisdom. The verse ends with him affirming that he connects with God through his rap, using it as a medium to seek understanding and grace.

[Refren]
In the chorus, Dragonu asks for forgiveness, acknowledging his imperfections and flaws. He expresses his dependence on divine help in his daily life and feels the need for energy and strength, both for himself and his public persona. He asks for protection from harmful influences, such as those who use magic or deceit.

[Strofa 2 (NANE)]
In the second verse, NANE dives into a deeper struggle with the system and the feeling of being trapped, likening it to living in hell. He calls out to a higher power, feeling disconnected and alienated from the world around him. As he faces hardship, he turns to substances like Xanax for relief, but questions the effectiveness of such coping mechanisms. His environment is tough, with references to crime, drügs, and police confrontations, symbolizing the harsh reality of street life. NANE also questions his own decisions and mistakes, wondering if his actions were worth it. He contemplates the impact of his lifestyle on his soul, feeling caught in a cycle of sin and wondering how to break free. Throughout the verse, there’s a sense of conflict and searching for answers. NANE also acknowledges the struggles of others, from drug addicts to the marginalized, expressing peace for those suffering in the streets of different cities. The surreal imagery of “Dili-dili-dalilam-dali” and references to the artist Salvador Dalí reflect his disillusionment with reality. In the end, he asks for forgiveness for choosing material wealth over spiritual peace.

[Refren]
The chorus repeats, emphasizing the need for forgiveness and divine presence. Dragonu continues to seek strength for himself and for his public image, showing his vulnerability and desire for protection. He prays for deliverance from harmful forces, underscoring the ongoing struggle for spiritual peace.