Moca Lyrics – Coyote 63, Ronny GTA

Moca Lyrics Meaning

In the first part, the artist is basically setting the tone, saying he’s part of a powerful circle and wants people to understand he isn’t someone to underestimate. He talks with confidence, almost like he’s reminding others that he’s armed, prepared, and not here to play around. It feels like he’s announcing his presence and making sure everyone knows who they’re dealing with.

Then he keeps repeating that some people won’t make it far in life because they act recklessly. He warns others to stay alert because trouble can show up at any moment. When he calls himself “63,” he’s highlighting his identity and status. The whole message here is about staying sharp and not getting caught slipping, because in his world the wrong move can end badly.

He mentions smoking a lot but not actually getting controlled by it, almost like he uses it casually but isn’t dependent. He keeps saying to stay alert because the big players or dangerous people are coming around. He doesn’t let negative comments affect him, brushing them off like noise. He also says he doesn’t take advice from anyone, almost bragging that he’s stubborn and does whatever he wants. Saying he was born “deaf” is his way of saying he doesn’t listen to critics or warnings.

Next he talks about situations on the streets, how he and his crew take over areas and cause trouble for other groups. He says they’ve damaged several blocks and that money isn’t a problem for him. He surrounds himself with powerful people and moves with a strong team, including dangerous ones. He explains that anyone who tries to go against him ends up losing because he’s prepared and backed up. He also hints that he can quickly stack money and make moves while others struggle to keep up.

He returns to the idea of smoking a lot but not being attached to it, almost repeating his earlier confidence. He warns again that the “big fish,” meaning important or dangerous people, are showing up. He says bad comments don’t affect him or the people around him. It’s another reminder to stay cautious because serious people are moving in the background.

He repeats the line about people not making it far in life if they keep living foolishly. Again, it’s a mix of warning and bragging, showing he feels above those who act without thinking. He stresses alertness because powerful or risky people are arriving, and if you don’t pay attention, you’ll end up in trouble.

In the next part, he talks about walking past people without them even noticing him, almost like he moves quietly and smartly. He says he doesn’t complain about life because he has money and can move freely. He works behind the scenes, taking care of business without others knowing what he’s up to. It gives the sense of someone who’s always in motion and planning.

Later he talks about riding in a vehicle and causing damage, saying that someone’s partner could easily be taken by others. It’s more of the aggressive, bragging attitude. He mentions ages like “30” and “27,” probably referring to people in his group. He warns someone not to let go of something and throws in more tough talk. He repeats again that he smokes but doesn’t let substances control him. He keeps saying to stay alert because important or powerful people are coming around, and bad comments don’t affect them.

Toward the end, he repeats lines about people not making it far and emphasizes that some folks don’t understand what’s happening around them. He says people don’t understand him either. The closing lines highlight his crew, their risks, their label, and how they feel they control the city, finishing with a claim of being the top figure in their scene.