Uchigatana Lyrics – Ezhel, Murda, Bugy

Uchigatana Lyrics Meaning

[Giriş: Abdurrahman Palay]
This introduction emphasizes the importance of understanding one’s enemies. It links the legacy of ninjas to ancient, honorable samurai warriors. The lyrics also mention a place (Kushimoto) and a cruise ship that connects two locations, possibly referencing a symbolic journey or unity.

[Nakarat: Ezhel]
The chorus conveys the image of a powerful, almost mythical figure. The moon rises on Earth, destroying space as it cuts through the night like a samurai, symbolizing dominance, mystery, and precision.

[Verse 1: Ezhel]
Ezhel describes his elevated status in the world, comparing himself to a samurai. He mentions riding a motorbike, carrying a Motorola phone, and living a luxurious lifestyle with references to drinking Corona and listening to music. He also makes a connection to “Bushido” (the samurai code) and describes his weapons and experiences with confidence. He uses imagery of sharpness, danger, and indulgence in luxury, showing both toughness and the pressures of his lifestyle.

[Nakarat: Ezhel]
The chorus repeats, reinforcing the theme of the samurai-like figure emerging under the moonlight, cutting through the night, and symbolizing strength and power.

[Verse 2: Murda]
Murda continues the theme of luxury and power, mentioning high-end brands like Audemars and Versace, and indulging in fine dining like Teppanyaki. He references the gritty lifestyle of a gangster, blending it with pop culture influences like Biggie and Tekashi. The verse is filled with imagery of wealth, confidence, and dominance, alongside references to fighting, romance, and taking risks.

[Nakarat: Ezhel]
The chorus repeats once again, continuing the powerful imagery of the moon and samurai, reinforcing the sense of destruction and dominance over the night.

[Verse 3: Bugy]
Bugy continues the samurai imagery, describing himself as carrying an “uchigatana” (a traditional sword), using sharp language and imagery to suggest his readiness for action. He refers to a sense of invincibility, comparing himself to legendary warriors like Hattori Hanzō. He also brings in some personal flair, referencing his style, relationships, and experiences. His verse blends strength with a sense of mystery and fearlessness, showing how he sees himself as a force to be reckoned with.

[Nakarat: Ezhel]
The chorus repeats again, emphasizing the recurring theme of the moon and samurai, and the power these symbols represent.

[Çıkış: Abdurrahman Palay]
The outro suggests the mental and physical discipline needed for the journey the artists have described. It talks about pushing one’s limits, training in silence and focus, much like warriors who prepare by listening to their surroundings and pushing through hardship.