Last Game

Despite challenges, the speaker's mother advises patience and hope for better times.

The speaker feels a sense of impending danger, possibly thinking today could be their last day alive.

The speaker hesitates to ask God for help, as their last prayer seemingly went unanswered.

Life has involved illegal activities; the speaker has never had a traditional job or paid taxes.

Anticipating others' desire for their failure, the speaker sees winning as crucial in their current endeavor.

Repetition emphasizes the speaker's determination that this will be their final attempt or endeavor.

My last game

know they wanna see me lose so this My last game

Continued emphasis on the finality of the speaker's current situation or lifestyle.

The speaker is aware that their luck may run out if they continue on their current path.

The speaker faces the dilemma of whether to carry a weapon for protection due to perceived threats.

Or should I leave it

But I decide to bring it

Cause I know they wanna see me dead bleeding on the cement

The speaker doesn't want to meet a violent end, especially in a way that would distress their mother.

The speaker acknowledges a tendency to pursue quick wealth but hints at the potential consequences.

I told my momma I got a bad habit it's called chasing cash

I told my momma lowkey imma addict and I got it bad

The speaker describes potential conflicts with adversaries, expressing confidence in their own capabilities.

But they ain't built like that

I got the drop I'm on his ass

He might get killed like that

A critical moment in the speaker's life, comparing it to a sports game where success is essential.

This my last game I'm hoping I can make my last shot

The speaker reflects on deception and betrayal, considering unmasking their true intentions.

Bout to take my mask off I don't see you in my future

Like I got a bad cough pouring syrup like I'm Future

Cross me out and laugh it off like they think a nigga stupid

The speaker acknowledges their commitment to self-improvement and learning from life's experiences.

I ain't even got no fame but I can tell you bout these groupies

Despite past challenges, the speaker is grateful to have overcome them.

Recognizing the finality of the current situation, the speaker is determined to succeed.

Repetition of the challenges faced and the speaker's desire to overcome them.

Well I'm wondering when cause I'm feeling like today could be my last day

And I don't wanna ask God cause he ain't even answer my last prayer

All my life been doing fraud I ain't never had a job or been a taxpayer

Reiterating the importance of winning to avoid failure and criticism.

Repeated emphasis on this being the speaker's last attempt or undertaking.

My last game

Know they wanna see me lose so this My last game

My last game

Last Game

The speaker acknowledges the risk of persisting in their current lifestyle, considering the need for self-defense.

Every time I leave the house I wonder should I bring my gun out