Carribean

In the Caribbean, the speaker has maxed out on their visa, possibly indicating excessive spending.

The speaker is smoking a spliff, passing out, and spending more time on the via (perhaps a reference to a journey or path).

The speaker's partner is on a pill, but they are not in Ibiza (known for its party scene), suggesting a different setting or atmosphere.

Continuation of the nightlife theme, expressing a repetitive pattern of being in different cities and nights for the speaker's people.

Repetition of the Caribbean experience, reiterating the excessive use of the speaker's visa.

Repetition of the spliff and the via, emphasizing a laid-back or carefree attitude.

Repetition of the partner on a pill and not being in Ibiza, reinforcing the contrasting setting to a typical party scene.

Repetition of the city and night theme, highlighting a sense of dedication to the speaker's people.

Introduction of a musical element, possibly referencing a popular song or seeking a familiar tune.

(Duh nuh nuh nuh nuh nuh, nuh nuh nuh nuh nuh nuh)

Reference to white clouds and lullabies, with a plea for the partner not to cry and to smile instead.

White clouds filling inside

Right now just one last time

Why frown baby don’t cry

Repetition of the white clouds and lullabies, urging the partner not to frown and expressing discomfort at seeing them cry.

White clouds filling inside

Right now just one last time

Why you frowning Baby know I hate to see you cry

Mention of phone calls on the road, frustration with interruptions, and a change in the partner's behavior since taking pills.

I’m just tryna smoke, know thinking a nuisance

Ever since the pills I don’t think that you been you since

Ever since the pills hit I don’t wanna do shit

Expressing a struggle with relapse, dependency on the partner as a "drug," and a somewhat cynical view on love.

You’re my drug, think I need new shit

Hope you find love then hope you loose it

I’m Immature, oh sure I knew it

Suggesting reckless behavior, making mistakes, and throwing lives away, possibly through substance use.

Throwing our lives away

Watch it like paper planes

Glass trays and razor blades

Repetition of the theme of getting too drunk, making mistakes, and the imagery of paper planes, glass trays, and razor blades.

Throwing our lives away

Watch it like paper planes

Glass trays and razor blades

Recurrence of the white clouds and lullabies, with a plea for the partner not to cry.

White clouds filling inside

Right now just one last time

Why frowning Baby know I hate to see you cry

Introduction of smurf pills, blue moods, and reckless driving, implying a destructive lifestyle.

Bump curbs, bumper, starting to loosen

Smirk quick, black boots, stomp him, bad mood shit

Smoke blunts, back woods look like bamboo sticks

Expressing fatigue with mundane things, wild driving, and skepticism towards the partner's promises.

Hop in the whip I go wild now watch me lane switch

She wears a cross but talks to Satan

Stupid bitch pinky promise but I know that she just playing

A realization of the partner's frustration, a call to hold one's head up, and a recognition that the relationship might not last forever.

Don’t look down hold your head up

Can’t hold you down for ever

Just one last night together

Repetition of the white clouds and lullabies, with a plea for the partner not to cry.

White clouds filling inside

Right now just one last time

Why frown baby don’t cry

Final repetition of the white clouds and lullabies, with a plea for the partner not to frown, expressing discomfort at their crying.

White clouds filling inside

Right now just one last time

Why you frowning baby now I hate to see you