Everybody Come On
Rising Above: Embracing Love, Challenges, and Fame
Lyrics
Everybody love me ya come on
Expressing a desire for universal love and acceptance, inviting everyone to join and appreciate.
Nobody will ever beat me come on
Confidence in one's abilities, asserting that nobody can surpass or defeat them.
If all my fans are lazy
Suggesting that even if the fans are not actively supportive or enthusiastic, the artist will still perform for them.
I'll still play the show for you maybe
Commitment to the audience, stating a willingness to continue the show regardless of fan participation.
If my own mom won't sing my songs
Reflecting on the hypothetical scenario where even the artist's own mother doesn't appreciate or sing their songs.
Life will go on for me baby
Remaining optimistic about life and the career despite potential challenges or lack of familial support.
Everybody love me ya come on
Reiterating the desire for widespread love and support, encouraging everyone to join in.
Pre-sale doesn't matter come on
Downplaying the significance of pre-sale numbers, emphasizing the importance of genuine affection from fans.
Now i'm rethinking my future
Contemplating future choices and potential outcomes in the artist's career.
Will I turn into a moocher?
Concern about the possibility of becoming dependent on others or losing independence.
If all my dreams don't come true
Expressing uncertainty about the fulfillment of personal dreams.
Were they for me? Or were they for you?
Raising the question of whether the artist's dreams were for self-satisfaction or for the audience.
Everybody know me ya come on
Emphasizing the artist's visibility and recognition, encouraging acknowledgment from everyone.
Don't pretend you haven't heard ya come on
Challenging the notion that some may not be aware of the artist's work, calling for acknowledgment.
If you feel like I'm a failure
Addressing potential criticism and implying that negative opinions may be influenced by substance use.
You must be a big drug inhaler
Playfully dismissing criticism, suggesting that those who perceive failure might be under the influence.
I don't exactly know where I belong
Expressing uncertainty about one's place in the world but determined to keep moving forward.
But I keep moving on
Asserting resilience and determination, stating that the specific path doesn't matter as long as progress continues.
It really don't matter
Emphasizing a carefree attitude, stating that specific circumstances are not a significant concern.
Everybody love me ya come on
Reiterating the desire for universal love and support, calling on everyone to be part of the journey.
Nobody can tell me why though come on
Expressing confusion about the reasons behind the artist's popularity but accepting it nonetheless.
They call me a local legend
Acknowledging a local reputation as a legend but questioning the sincerity when credit is needed.
Until they need someone to credit
Suggesting that people recognize the artist's status only when they require someone to acknowledge or credit.
But that's ok cuz they all sing my songs And before too long
Accepting the situation where people may use the artist's work but finding solace in the fact that they still sing the songs.
I'll be famous
Expressing the ambition to become famous in the future.
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