TEXACO
Riding the Waves of Independence: Lone Rebel's Texaco Journey
Lyrics
Now we ridin out
Expressing the act of riding out, possibly in a determined or assertive manner.
They just findin out
Suggesting that others are just now discovering or becoming aware of something.
Dont be talking all that hype and clout
Advising against boasting and emphasizing the need for genuine substance over hype.
What yo vibe about
Asking about the essence or character of someone's vibe or energy.
I was tryna take a wider route
Referring to a desire to take a broader or more expansive approach in life.
Shit on all them doubts
Overcoming and surpassing doubts or uncertainties.
Back when momma used to kick me out
Recalling a time when the speaker faced challenges, possibly with family rejection.
Damn she miss me now
Noting a change in the mother's perspective, now missing the speaker.
I was in the West like in and out
Indicating a geographical shift from the West to the South.
Head back to the South
Returning to the South and expressing urgency to achieve something.
Hit my bro we gotta get it now
Contacting a friend or brother to pursue a goal together.
Pack yo shit lets bounce
Prompting someone to pack up and leave quickly.
He aint gotta bag another ounce
Acknowledging that someone doesn't need to acquire more drugs.
See another drought
Referring to a period of scarcity or shortage of something.
Industry they hate organic sprouts
Expressing a dislike for the artificial or commercial aspects of the music industry.
Damn I got it now
Feeling a sense of achievement or success in the current situation.
Came a long way from the Texaco
Highlighting the progress made from a past reference point, the Texaco.
With the X and O's
Referencing the Texaco as a place associated with transactions, possibly drugs (X and O's).
Had to think fast
Facing challenges and needing to make quick decisions.
Damn I hate to let you know
Expressing reluctance in delivering unwelcome news or information.
Hate to let you go
Regretting the need to part ways with someone.
In and out the 214
Referring to a location, possibly the area with the area code 214.
DATboy turned to Lone
Noting a personal transformation from a "DATboy" to the Lone persona.
Had to get it on my own
Emphasizing the necessity of self-reliance and independence.
Came a long way from the Texaco
Reiterating the progress made from the Texaco, indicating growth.
With X and O's
Recalling the association of Texaco with transactions involving X and O's.
Had to think fast damn I hate to let you know
Repeating the need for quick thinking and expressing reluctance in delivering news.
Had to let it go we was having it for low
Letting go of something valuable, possibly due to financial constraints.
DATboy turned to Lone
Reiterating the personal transformation from DATboy to Lone.
Had to get it on my own
Affirming the importance of individual initiative and self-reliance.
Yeah, Woo
A verbal expression of affirmation or agreement.
That's a bet
Confirming a commitment or agreement.
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