L.A.

L.A. Dreams: Unveiling Worth, Love, and Independence
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Lyrics

It could be worse

Expressing a situation that is not as bad as it could be.

So much worse

Emphasizing that the situation is significantly better than the worst possible scenario.

I told my mom we moving out to LA

Informing the speaker's mother about the decision to move to Los Angeles.

So we can put in work

Intent to work hard and make progress in LA.

We can put in work

Reiterating the commitment to putting in effort and achieving goals.

And I can see the pain

Observing the emotions of pain and pride on the mother's face.

And the pride

Noting the expressions of pain and pride in the mother's facial expressions.

In her face as she is smirked

Describing the mother's facial expression with a smirk, suggesting a mix of emotions.

I think she found out

Suspecting that the mother may have discovered the speaker's true worth.

That I figured out

Acknowledging the speaker's realization of their own value.

What I’m really worth

Emphasizing the importance of self-worth discovery.

What I’m really worth

Repetition for emphasis on recognizing one's true value.

What I’m really worth

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I know what im worth

Affirming awareness of one's worth.

And don’t forget to go to church

Reminder not to neglect religious or spiritual practices.

Dont forget to go to church boy

Reiteration of the importance of attending church.

Go out chase your dreams

Encouragement to pursue dreams but with a cautionary note.

But don’t ever forget about what comes first

Highlighting the importance of priorities and potential consequences.

Cause you might get hurt boy

Warning about the possibility of getting hurt if priorities are neglected.

First

Reiteration of the concept of priorities and potential consequences.

Yeah

Expression of agreement or acknowledgment.

Cause

Transition to the next part of the narrative or advice.

You got so much love to give

Reflecting on the speaker's inherent capacity to love since childhood.

Ever since you were a kid

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And

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You got so much love to give

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Ever since you were a kid

Reiteration of the speaker's lifelong capacity for love.

And it’s meant to be

Declaration that love is destined or fated.

Mama

Addressing the speaker's mother, asserting increased mental strength.

I’m stronger mentally

Claiming progress towards independence.

I’m on the road to independency

Expressing determination and commitment to achieving success.

Till I buy you that dream house

Promise to buy the mother a dream house on the beach.

On the beach

Repetition emphasizing the mother's need to wait for the promised dream house.

Just wait for me

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Just wait for me

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Just wait for me

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Plus

Expressing loyalty and camaraderie with a friend named Muchi.

I’ll be there with my right hand man

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Muchi always got some sort of a game plan

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Years of bucking head

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And he still got my back

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Kicking each other‘s ass

Highlighting the enduring friendship despite conflicts and challenges.

Til we pick up the slack

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It could be worse

Repetition of earlier verses emphasizing the decision to move to LA and the speaker's self-worth.

So much worse

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I told my mom we moving out to LA

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So we can put in work

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We can put in work

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And I can see the pain

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And the pride

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In her face as she is smirked

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I think she found out

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That I figured out

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What I’m really worth

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What I’m really worth

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What I’m really worth

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I know what im worth

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And don’t forget to go to church

Reiterating the importance of not forgetting religious practices.

Dont forget to go to church boy

Reiteration of the reminder to attend church.

Go out chase your dreams

Encouragement to pursue dreams but with a reminder of priorities.

But don’t ever forget about what comes first

Warning about potential harm if priorities are neglected.

Cause you might get hurt boy

Reiteration of the concept of priorities and potential consequences.

First

Reiteration of the warning about potential harm.

Yeah

Expression of agreement or acknowledgment.

Cause

Repetition of earlier verses emphasizing the speaker's lifelong capacity for love.

You got so much love to give

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Ever since you were a kid

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And

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You got so much love to give

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Ever since you were a kid

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