Fly High
Fly High: A Poignant Reflection on Friendship and Loss
Lyrics
Lost for words could barely speak when I got the news
Expressing shock and sadness upon receiving distressing news.
Tears running down my cheek in a crowded room
Tears are flowing while surrounded by others in a crowded place.
Me and Joe in disbelief we know you gone too soon
Feeling disbelief and sorrow with a friend (Joe) over the untimely departure.
There was a rose under that concrete it ain't get the chance to bloom
A metaphorical reference to a life cut short before reaching its full potential.
And ever since I moved communication ain't been smooth
Communication difficulties since moving, suggesting a strained connection.
Know we had love for each other but talked once in a blue moon
Despite mutual love, conversations were infrequent.
But see I had to change myself which meant distancing myself
Embracing personal change led to a necessary distancing from the past.
I always offered out my hand I wish you would've took the help
Expressing regret that the offered help was not accepted.
And the worst part about it all I ain't pick up last time you called
Regret for not answering the last call, realizing it was the final chance.
Never thought that be last opportunity now you gone
Reflecting on the unexpected finality of the last interaction.
But you live on flying high I pray your family staying strong
Wishing strength for the departed's family, acknowledging a spiritual presence.
Till we meet again I love you my friend you you're finally home
Expressing love and farewell, envisioning the friend finding peace in death.
You fly high
A phrase emphasizing the departed's elevated state or spiritual existence.
I know you fly high
Reiterating the belief in the departed's elevated status.
You fly high
Continuing to express the departed's higher existence.
I know you fly high
Reaffirming the belief in the departed's elevated state.
Gone too soon
Repeating the sense of the departed's premature passing.
Why did God take you
Pondering the reason behind the divine decision to take the departed.
Gone too soon
Reiterating the questioning of why the departed was taken by God.
Why did God take you
Continued reflection on the perceived untimely act of God.
When I was locked up you always answered when I called
Recalling the friend's reliability during a personal difficult time.
That was mutual did the same when you behind them walls
Mutual support during challenging times, indicating a strong friendship.
Never though bout repercussions we was high above the law
Reflecting on a carefree attitude, unaware of potential consequences.
But later on just like they say everything go up gotta fall
Acknowledging the inevitable rise and fall in life's journey.
Do you remember leaving school so we could go and smoke some weed
Revisiting shared memories of escaping school to indulge in recreational activities.
Or duckin under trees hiding in leaves from the police
Recalling evading law enforcement while partaking in illicit activities.
Every house party we was the life of the party
Highlighting lively memories of being the center of attention at parties.
Fuckin hoes in the same room we all off of the molly
Recounting experiences of engaging in pleasure-seeking activities.
My house got raided I'm in jail you helped my mom pack up my home
Gratitude for the friend's assistance during a challenging time.
Cause after they kicked in that door eviction notice had to go
Support during a house raid and subsequent eviction, emphasizing the bond.
You and Mojo in the cold so that my mom wasn't alone
Ensuring the departed friend wasn't alone during difficult times.
I'll forever hold that close it means more than you'll ever know
Expressing everlasting appreciation for the support received.
You fly high
Reiteration of the departed's elevated state or spiritual existence.
I know you fly high
Continued belief in the departed's elevated status.
You fly high
Reaffirmation of the departed's higher existence.
I know you fly high
Restating the belief in the departed's elevated state.
Gone too soon
Repeating the sense of the departed's premature passing.
Why did God take you
Pondering the reason behind the divine decision to take the departed.
Gone too soon
Reiterating the questioning of why the departed was taken by God.
Why did God take you
Continued reflection on the perceived untimely act of God.
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