Stabbed Me In My Back
Betrayal Anthem: Lil Gingey's Tale of Loyalty and DeceitLyrics
(Yeah, Yeah) Yeah that is my brother
Emphasizing the bond and unity between the speaker and his brother, repeated for emphasis.
(Yeah, Yeah) Yeah that is my brother
-(Yeah, Yeah) Yeah that is my brother
-(Woah, Yeah) Yeah that is my brother
-(Yeah, Yeah) Yeah that is my brother
-(Yeah, Yeah, Yeah) Yeah we got each other
-(Yeah, Yeah) Yeah that is my brother
-(Yeah, Yeah, Yeah) Yeah we got each other
-Gave you my knife and you stabbed me in my back (Yeah)
The speaker metaphorically gave trust (represented by a knife) to someone, and they betrayed him.
Yeah I've been making these beats from scratch (Yeah)
The speaker creates beats from scratch, showcasing his creative process and dedication to his craft.
I know my way around the city I don't need a map (Woah)
The speaker is familiar with the city and doesn't need a map, indicating confidence and knowledge of his surroundings.
We pulled up on him and we gave that boy a heart attack (Yeah!, Yeah!)
The speaker and his associates confronted someone, causing a severe reaction (heart attack) in the individual.
You should take them songs down yeah your music trash (Yeah!)
Advising someone to take down their songs as they are perceived as low quality or undesirable.
I'm making money when I sleep and when I'm taking out the trash
The speaker is financially successful, making money effortlessly, even while doing mundane tasks like taking out the trash.
You're not even gang you're not even bro (bro)
Asserting that someone is not truly part of the speaker's gang or brotherhood.
When you hear them bullets flying yeah you better hit the floor (floor)
Warning about potential danger and the need to take cover when bullets are flying.
Keep that fire on me like I got to tuck and roll (Yeah!)
Expressing the speaker's readiness for any situation, having a weapon ready to use if needed.
Boy you better tuck that chain, boy you better tuck that pole
Advising someone to protect their valuables, symbolized by a chain, and to be cautious with a weapon (pole).
(Yeah, Yeah) Yeah that is my brother
Reiteration of the strong bond and mutual support between the speaker and his brother.
(Yeah, Yeah) Yeah that is my brother
-(Yeah, Yeah) Yeah that is my brother
-(Woah, Yeah) Yeah that is my brother
-(Yeah, Yeah) Yeah that is my brother
-(Yeah, Yeah) Yeah we got each other
-(Yeah, Yeah) Yeah that is my brother
-(Yeah, Yeah) Yeah we got each other
-Gave you my knife and you stabbed me in my back (Yeah)
Repeating the betrayal metaphor, emphasizing the pain of being deceived by someone close.
Yeah I've been making these beats from scratch (Yeah)
Reaffirming the speaker's dedication to creating music from the ground up.
I know my way around the city I don't need a map (Woah)
Reiterating the speaker's familiarity and comfort in navigating the city without assistance.
We pulled up on him and we gave that boy a heart attack (Yeah!, Yeah!)
Recounting a confrontational situation resulting in a severe reaction in the targeted individual.
You should take them songs down yeah your music trash (Yeah!)
Repeating the advice to remove low-quality songs from public view.
I'm making money when I sleep and when I'm taking out the trash
Reiterating the speaker's financial success and ability to make money effortlessly.
You're not even gang you're not even bro (bro)
Reasserting that someone is not genuinely part of the speaker's gang or brotherhood.
When you hear them bullets flying yeah you better hit the floor (floor)
Reiterating the need for caution and taking cover when faced with potential danger.
Keep that fire on me like I got to tuck and roll (Yeah!)
Reiterating the speaker's readiness for any situation, carrying a firearm for protection.
Boy you better tuck that chain, boy you better tuck that pole
Repeating the advice to safeguard valuable possessions and be cautious with a weapon.
(Yeah, Woah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Woah)
Additional expression of agreement and emphasis, possibly reflecting the intensity of the speaker's emotions.
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