Mr. Scarface Is Back
My Buddy
Scarface
Lyrics & Rhyme Analysis
5
End
7
Internal
11
Multi
26
Slant
2
Chain
Rhyme Groups — hover to spotlight
But when they learned the language
You were lucky✦ you might score
A right good ride, your balls inside✦
Against the bathroom door
The Ireland that I used to love has now become✦ a myth
Reminds me of an empty✦ pub
A bra without a tit
Everyone's✦ in Boston,✦ Brisbane and New York
Melbourne and Chicago looking for some work
There's✦ paddies in the desert, the oceans and the skies
The country's full of old folks waiting just to die
Cause everyone's✦ in Boston,✦ kid
Everyone's✦ in Boston✦
Technical Breakdown
6.1
Multisyllabic Rhymes7.5
Complexity of rhyme schemes (data-driven)
Internal Rhymes5.0
Rhymes within a line (data-driven)
Wordplay / Double Entendres5.0
Clever language, metaphors, punchlines
Cadence / Rhythm5.5
Flow variation and timing (data-driven)
Vocabulary Complexity8.0
Range and depth of words used (data-driven)
Delivery / Breath Control6.5
Performance and control
Computed Score6.11
Production
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Critic Analysis
RAPLEDGER BAROMETER™
The verse functions as a poignant social narrative rather than a technical display, utilizing rhythmic simplicity to emphasize the melancholy of forced emigration.
C
7.5
Multisyllabic
5
Internal Rhymes
5.5
Cadence / Flow
8
Vocabulary
5
Wordplay
6.5
Delivery
Geographic catalogingEnjambmentMetaphorical juxtapositionDirect address
Rhyme Architecture: Primarily employs AABB and ABCB rhyming structures with loose, conversational phrasing that mimics spoken word lamentation.
Verified Doubles & Entendres
"A bra without a tit"
① A literal garment that has lost its intended form or purpose.② A metaphor for a hollowed-out country that has been stripped of its essential inhabitants and life force.
Strong thematic consistency
Effective use of geographic naming to illustrate diaspora
Clear emotional resonance and authentic tone
Low density of complex wordplay
Rhyme schemes are relatively basic
Lack of internal rhythmic variation