Lyrics
Good at writin' verses. Not too good at writin' choruses
Expressing proficiency in writing verses but acknowledging a limitation in composing choruses.
Good at writin' verses. Not too good at writin' choruses
Reiteration of the proficiency in verse writing and the acknowledged weakness in chorus composition.
Good at writin' verses. Not too good at writin' choruses
Continued emphasis on skill in verses and admitted weakness in choruses.
But when it's hittin' ya right you'll be screamin' baby, baby
Suggesting that when the music connects with the listener, they'll express enthusiasm.
My lord have you ever had dreams?
Prompting a question about experiencing dreams, possibly exploring aspirations or reflections on life.
I'm rich and I'm fuckin' like a fiend
Describing wealth and indulgence in pleasure with a possible acknowledgment of its downside.
But that's not what I mean
Clarifying that there's a deeper meaning beyond material wealth and pleasure.
There's no point chasin' the green
Rejecting the pursuit of money as the ultimate goal, suggesting a higher purpose.
Shit's life but that life's been seen, yeah
Reflecting on life experiences and implying that the harsh realities have been witnessed.
Killin' it with verses. Been fillin' it with curses. Clean
Claiming success in writing verses, possibly with explicit content, and addressing criticism of using curses.
Goddamnit. Caffeine. I'm addicted. Wean off of liquids. Gifted
Expressing frustration with addiction to caffeine and claiming a unique talent while addressing critics.
Good at writin' verses. Not too good at writin' choruses
Reiteration of proficiency in verse writing and a recurring theme of weakness in chorus composition.
Good at writin' verses. Not too good at writin' choruses
Emphasizing once again skill in writing verses and acknowledging a deficit in chorus creation.
Good at writin' verses. Not too good at writin' choruses
Continued assertion of strength in verses and acknowledged weakness in choruses.
But when it's hittin' ya right you'll be screamin' baby, baby
Repeating the idea that impactful music will elicit a passionate response from the audience.
I'm tired of the recipes
Expressing dissatisfaction with conventional approaches or norms, possibly in the music industry.
Pathetic bitches rest in peace
Asserting a commitment to excellence and dismissive of those perceived as inferior.
I'll give the best and rest a piece
Committing to giving the best and expressing a desire for peace.
And use your death for press release
Suggesting a willingness to exploit controversy for publicity after someone's demise.
And as the love of fans decrease
Commenting on the decline in fan love and implying that writers are working hard to maintain it.
Your writers use their elbow grease
Indicating writers' efforts to connect with the artist and possibly gain advantages.
To slide into my sublease
Describing a situation where others seek shelter in the artist's success or popularity.
Begging for my mouth piece
Highlighting the persistence of those seeking the artist's attention or approval.
But I'll kick them out
Asserting control by dismissing those seeking attention.
And they'll scream and shout
Emphasizing the reaction of those dismissed and the artist's indifference.
Then dry up the way you went out
Describing a consequence for those seeking attention, possibly involving a loss of relevance or significance.
And I'll laugh until my brain blows out
Expressing amusement at the outcome, suggesting a lack of concern for others.
And I'll laugh until my brain blows out
Reiteration of laughter at the consequences, emphasizing a detached attitude.
Wearin' a smile, please stay a while, a fan never runs out
Inviting fans to stay and enjoy the artist's presence, indicating an enduring fan base.
Wearin' a smile, please stay a while, the fun never runs out
Repeating the invitation for fans to stay, emphasizing the ongoing enjoyment.
Good at writin' verses not too good at writin' choruses
Repeating the acknowledgment of proficiency in verse writing and weakness in chorus creation.
Good at writin' verses not too good at writin' choruses
Restating the claim of strength in verses and admitting a limitation in chorus composition.
Good at writin' verses not too good at writin' choruses
Continuing to assert skill in verse writing and acknowledge a weakness in chorus creation.
But when it's hittin' ya right you'll be screamin' baby, baby
Repeating the idea that impactful music will elicit a passionate response from the audience.
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