Lyrics
Don't ever want to
Don't want to engage in deception or falsehood
tell a falsehood
Expressing a commitment to honesty and truthfulness
Cause I will fall into habit
Concern about falling into a repetitive pattern or routine
If you say 'glow up'
Resistance to conforming to societal expectations like 'glow up' (radical personal improvement)
I just stay kid
Preference for maintaining a childlike, carefree attitude
If you say 'smart' I be a fool
Unwillingness to be perceived as 'smart' if it means losing a sense of foolishness or spontaneity
Cheating anywhere around
Expressing opposition to cheating or dishonest behavior
And I think I had enough
Feeling that a limit has been reached, possibly regarding negative experiences
Get out of here
Directing someone to leave or exit the situation
To me it's just a game
Perceiving life or certain situations as a game or play
I never want the prize of game
Rejecting the idea of pursuing or desiring the rewards that come with the 'game' of life
Get out of here
Reiteration of the desire to avoid the rewards or prizes associated with life's challenges
To me it's just a game
Reiterating the perspective that life is simply a game
I never want the prize of game
Reiterating the rejection of pursuing or desiring the rewards or prizes of life's challenges
I just want purity
Expressing a desire for purity, possibly in intentions or actions
Cheating anywhere around
Reiteration of opposition to cheating or dishonesty in various situations
And I think I had enough
Feeling that a limit has been reached, echoing sentiments from line #8
Get out of here
Directing someone to leave or exit the situation, echoing line #9
To me it's just a game
Reiterating the perspective that life is simply a game, echoing lines #10 and #13
I never want the prize of game
Reiterating the rejection of pursuing or desiring the rewards or prizes of life's challenges, echoing lines #11 and #14
Get out of here
Directing someone to leave or exit the situation, echoing lines #9 and #19
To me it's just a game
Reiterating the perspective that life is simply a game, echoing lines #10, #13, and #20
I never want the prize of game
Reiterating the rejection of pursuing or desiring the rewards or prizes of life's challenges, echoing lines #11, #14, and #21
I just want purity
Expressing a simple desire for purity, possibly as a contrast to the complexities of life
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