2 Days
Rising from the Ashes: Stuey Kubrick's Tale of Resilience in '2 Days'
Lyrics
I woke up broke aint too much changed said I woke up broke aint too much changed
I woke up broke, not much has changed. Indicates a persistent financial struggle or instability.
Two days two days aint knew my name still something on the table let do that thang
Two days have passed, and the speaker still feels unrecognized or unnoticed, despite having something to offer.
Few ratchets few bottles few sips they new models
Mentions the presence of certain elements like ratchets, bottles, and sips, possibly referring to a party or social scene with new models.
They only wanna hang but only got a few dollars, school of hard knocks I done been through college
People want to hang out, but they have limited funds. The speaker reflects on a tough life experience, comparing it to a hard-knock school and college.
Prescription aint hitting I'm gonna need a new doctor
The speaker's prescription isn't effective, indicating a need for a new solution or approach to their problems.
shit is leaving me poor Needed something to pour,
The speaker feels emotionally drained and financially poor, seeking something to pour as a coping mechanism.
and yes I am the liquor its leaking out of my pores
The speaker identifies with liquor, suggesting that it is an integral part of their identity, possibly as a coping mechanism.
running up out of stores and running up out of straws
Engaging in impulsive behavior, running out of stores and straws, possibly to escape problems momentarily.
they told me to stop just playing I never pause
The speaker dismisses advice to stop their behavior, indicating a reluctance to pause or change.
looking in drawers and clenching them jaws
Searching through drawers and clenching jaws, possibly reflecting frustration or desperation.
and sweating in draws and taking the last one knowing its yours
Sweating in drawers and taking the last one, suggesting a sense of urgency and disregard for others.
I'm the only one home nobody opening doors
The speaker feels isolated, being the only one at home with no one opening doors for them.
just getting off the floor is a chore
Getting off the floor is a chore, emphasizing the difficulty of overcoming challenges or setbacks.
I woke up broke aint too much changed said I woke up broke aint too much changed
Repeats the sentiment from line 1, emphasizing the ongoing financial struggle.
Two days two days aint knew my name still something on the table let do that thang
Reiterates the feeling of being unrecognized after two days, despite having something to offer.
Is this for real
The speaker questions the reality of their situation, possibly feeling disconnected or surreal.
Colors in my peripheralis it the drops maybe could be the lake at twois it my past as a bad individualstuck in a loop and the cycle is continualstacking dirty money off the poison I'm giving you but my life keep falling apart think I need some glue free falling sky diving without a parachute neighbors aint leaders if they don't know where they leading youthis kid started smoking meh now he look like Beetlejuice used to just smoke & now he wonders what that neat will dostolen car home invasion we in high pursuit
Reflects on various elements in the speaker's surroundings, expressing a sense of disarray and a repeating, detrimental cycle.
The plug in a mansion something on a night it's blueno shame, I'm the real life versiontrying to numb the pain but the drops aint workingtrap phone bugged, that buzz aint bad servicebest friend dies can no longer phone that person
Continues to describe a complex situation with references to a mansion, numbness, and difficulties in communication.
I woke up broke aint too much changed said I woke up broke aint too much changed
Repeats the theme of waking up broke, underscoring the persistent financial hardship.
Two days two days aint knew my name, still something on the table let do that thang
Despite two days passing, there's still something on the table, implying an unfulfilled promise or potential.
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