Radio
From Bars to Stars: A Musical Journey of Triumph
Lyrics
The first time I got in her car
The speaker recalls the first time they entered the girl's car.
I heard some rapper spittin' bars
The speaker heard a rapper's performance in the car.
And I thought if I fall for her I'm crazy
Expresses doubt about falling in love due to potential challenges.
Guess I was blinded by the stars
The speaker acknowledges being blinded by fame or success.
Until I picked up my guitar
The speaker started playing the guitar, a pivotal moment in their journey.
And she said that you'll never make it baby ohh
The girl doubts the speaker's potential success in music.
I bet you're gonna turn it down low
The girl predicts the speaker's failure and advises to lower expectations.
Wishing you were out on the road
The speaker expresses a desire to be on the road, away from doubts and limitations.
Hoping that he don't know that
The girl hopes the speaker's partner doesn't realize their worth.
That's me on your radio
The speaker is confident that they are heard on the radio.
You never thought I'd make it this far
Reflects on the disbelief others had in the speaker's potential success.
Back when I was playing at bars
Recalls performing at small venues (bars) in the early stages of the career.
I've got my own show and you can't go
The speaker now has their own show, overcoming past limitations.
You're hearing me from the radio
Confirms the speaker's presence on the radio, a symbol of achievement.
She didn't like that I was drunk
The girl disliked the speaker being intoxicated.
The only time that she showed up
She only attended when the speaker was drunk.
So I cut her off and chased my damn dreams
The speaker chose to prioritize their dreams over the relationship.
I keep that liquor in my cup
The speaker continues to indulge in drinking.
And she knows she's the one messed up
The girl acknowledges her role in the relationship's failure.
Cause I went out and I did the damn thing and ohh
The speaker succeeded in pursuing their dreams despite obstacles.
I bet you're gonna turn it down low
The girl's anticipated reaction to the speaker's success is predicted.
Wishing you were out on the road
Desire to be on the road and away from doubts and limitations is reiterated.
Hoping that he don't know that
The girl hopes the speaker's partner doesn't realize their worth.
That's me on your radio
Confirmation of the speaker's presence on the radio.
You never thought I'd make it this far
Reflection on the speaker's unexpected success.
Back when I was playing at bars
Recollection of early struggles playing at small venues.
I've got my own show and you can't go
The speaker now has their own show, overcoming past limitations.
You're hearing me from the radio
Confirmation of the speaker's presence on the radio.
I know you go slow
The girl's slow realization of the speaker's success is acknowledged.
On your way home
Reference to the girl's contemplative state on her way home.
Listening to my songs
The girl listens to the speaker's songs before sleeping.
Before you sleep
Encourages the girl to think of the speaker positively.
When you think of me
Assures the girl that despite physical absence, the speaker's essence remains.
Just know that I'm gone
Expresses the finality of the speaker's departure.
Said Ohh
A vocalization expressing realization or affirmation.
I bet you're gonna turn it down low
Anticipation of the girl lowering the volume upon hearing the speaker on the radio.
Wishing you were out on the road
Desire for the girl to be on the road with the speaker.
Hoping that he don't know that
Hope that the girl's partner remains unaware of the speaker's success.
That's me on your radio
Confirmation of the speaker's presence on the radio.
You never thought I'd make it this far
Reflection on the speaker's unexpected success.
Back when I was playing at bars
Recollection of early struggles playing at small venues.
I've got my own show and you can't go
The speaker now has their own show, overcoming past limitations.
You're hearing me from the radio
Confirmation of the speaker's presence on the radio.
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