Mazzaleen – English Lyrics

• By: Fredo, D-Block Europe

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the rhythmic world of modern London through 'Mazzaleen'. This track is a perfect gateway for learners to explore Multicultural London English (MLE), offering a glimpse into the slang, cadence, and urban culture that define the UK's contemporary music scene.

[English]

They know it's masal and bullets are

guaranteed. I started rapping clean

trapping. They still want to cap on me.

>> Why these [ __ ] keep jacking the ste

pretty face on her back looking mean?

Them [ __ ] paying the hoes to stay. I

drop her back just to leave. Free on my

gas. I'm all alone now in our majesty.

She lo my ass from my page just like a

magazine.

>> No [ __ ] ain't trying to ski rock swag

on a free 70s up in the town bagging up

be eight racks on a Himalayan homies to

walk in the sand for me four different

times. I ain't paying my band AK with

the Afghans. Made the jack boys change

plans. She sold me out with a man she

don't want to hold hands. 29 the biggest

we go I go from

>> I told you we're riding forever [ __ ]

wet but my diamonds are wet if I like

you I buy you whatever gold on my neck

and it's piling like treasure treasure

the riches as light as a feather in the

land with my passenger princess I used

to stick [ __ ] up but I w trying to add

them to Pinterest they know it's masal

bullets are guaranteed I started rapping

clean trapping they still want to cap on

me why these [ __ ] keep tracking the

pretty face on the back looking

Them [ __ ] playing the hoes to stay. I

drop her right back just to leave.

>> Free on my gas. I'm all alone. They're

all in her majesty. She loving my in my

page just like a magazine.

>> Nah, [ __ ] ain't chatting to rock swag

on the freeze. 70 hours up in the

bagging up.

>> I got that swag. You can't walk in and

but man still walking and try. I don't

ask why it cost I just walk in and buy.

I've been gang for like all of my life.

>> Little bro for a year. The [ __ ] that you

saw on that glide. I act knocking

hammers in Louis cuz them [ __ ] thought

they could see me and try. I would have

flew out to London to [ __ ] over all of

[ __ ] pigs were looking dry. I treat

like the trap house. Hurry up and buy

[ __ ] take a chain. Better [ __ ] die.

>> Flat line. No waking up when it's nap

time. I caught a case like a pack man. A

tree in a hole like that's a queen. D my

brother that's maseline. They know it's

masal and bullets are guaranteed. I

started rapping clean trapping. They

still want to cap on me. Why these

[ __ ] keep jacking the ste pretty face

on her back? Look at me. Them [ __ ]

playing the hoes to stay. I drop her

right back just to leave.

>> Free on my guys. I'm all alone. They're

all in her majesty. She loving my insta.

Flick from my page just like a magazine.

>> Nah, [ __ ] ain't chatting to rock swag

on the freeze. 70 hours up in the town.

Bagging up be fresh out the gym workout

in the SVJ doing burnout. 20 [ __ ] to

100 [ __ ] in the crib. This a DB

turner turn out pay don't check the

track and no sale I tell them my story

they say repent the [ __ ] ain't true

they came away 2016 chain gold now this

[ __ ] look like a rainbow I stepped out

the jewel as my brain froze I came to

the show with a fuego they know it's

masal bullets are guaranteed I started

rapping clean trapping they still want

to cap on me why these [ __ ] keep

jacking the ste pretty face and I look

at me them [ __ ] playing the hoes to

stay I drop her right back just to leave

>> free on my guys. I'm all alone. They're

all in our majesty. She loving my stuff

from my page just like a magazine.

>> Nah, [ __ ] ain't chatting to rock.

Louis swag on the freeze. 70 now up in

the bag.

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
guaranteed /ˌɡærənˈtiːd/ B2	adjective - promised to be done or provided
trapping /ˈtræpɪŋ/ C1	verb - engaging in illegal drug dealing (slang)
majesty /ˈmædʒɪsti/ C1	noun - impressive beauty or dignity
treasure /ˈtrɛʒər/ B1	noun - a quantity of precious metals, gems, or other valuable objects
riches /ˈrɪtʃɪz/ B2	noun - wealth or valuable possessions
feather /ˈfɛðər/ A2	noun - one of the light horny epidermal structures forming the plumage of birds
passenger /ˈpæsɪndʒər/ A2	noun - a person who is travelling in a vehicle but not driving it
glide /ɡlaɪd/ B2	verb - to move with a smooth continuous motion
hammer /ˈhæmər/ A2	noun - a tool with a heavy metal head
repent /rɪˈpɛnt/ C2	verb - to feel or express sincere regret about one's wrongdoing
rainbow /ˈreɪnboʊ/ A2	noun - an arch of colors visible in the sky
fuego /ˈfwɛɡoʊ/ B2	adjective - slang for something hot or cool
bullets /ˈbʊlɪts/ B1	noun - projectiles for firing from a rifle or handgun
workout /ˈwɜːrkaʊt/ A2	noun - a session of physical exercise
burnout /ˈbɜːrnaʊt/ C1	noun - the state of having no energy or enthusiasm; (in cars) spinning wheels to create smoke

Key Grammar Structures

• I started rapping clean trapping.

  ➔ Gerund as an object

  ➔ Verbs like 'start' can be followed by a gerund ('-ing') to describe the action that begins.

• If I like you I buy you whatever.

  ➔ First Conditional

  ➔ Used to express a real or possible situation in the present or future, using 'if + present simple, will/base form'.

• I used to stick bricks up.

  ➔ Used to (past habits)

  ➔ Used to indicate a habit or state that happened in the past but does not happen anymore.

• They thought they could see me.

  ➔ Modal verb in the past

  ➔ 'Could' is used here as the past tense of 'can' to describe an ability or belief in the past.

• I would have flew out to London.

  ➔ Third Conditional (structure variation)

  ➔ Often used for hypothetical situations in the past. Note: grammatically it should be 'would have flown' (past participle).

• I tell them my story, they say repent.

  ➔ Reporting verb in Present Simple

  ➔ Used to describe ongoing or habitual actions where the speaker shares their narrative.

• This [blank] look like a rainbow.

  ➔ Subject-Verb Agreement

  ➔ In colloquial English (like rap), plural verbs are often used with singular nouns, or vice versa, to fit the rhythm.

• They know it's masal and bullets are guaranteed.

  ➔ Passive Voice

  ➔ The subject ('bullets') is receiving the action, emphasizing the certainty of the outcome.