lost souls
Finding Home in Lost Souls: A Journey of Redemption and Resilience
Lyrics
I love you son, I miss you, this is your dad, bye
A father expressing love, missing his son, and saying goodbye.
Yeah, yeah, every lost soul, gonna find their way back home, even if they don't know it yet
Belief that every lost soul will eventually find their way home, even if they are unaware of it.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, every lost soul, every time they feel alone, and all they do is blow it, yeah
Reiteration of the theme that every lost soul feels alone, tends to make mistakes, and blow opportunities.
I've been in that place before, when your face hit the floor, get the pain you want some more, can't get what you had before
Personal experience of being in a difficult place, seeking more pain, and struggling to recapture past happiness.
Yeah, yeah, got this dream of living, I thank God that I'm forgiven, cause we know that heaven winning
Expressing gratitude for the dream of living, acknowledging forgiveness, and believing in the victory of heaven.
Yeah, got something to trust in now, we at the show, we shut it down, and you know when we back in town, we coming out the underground
Building trust, succeeding in the showbiz, and emerging from the underground scene.
Yeah, yeah, we going off, we going off. Yeah, yeah, we showing off, we showing off
Celebrating success and showing off in a confident manner.
Yeah, we showing off, like a runway model, yeah
Comparing showing off to a runway model.
You keep living out the bottle, doing a hundred its full throttle, yeah
Warning against excessive drinking and risky behavior.
Yeah, yeah, I know that I'm gonna win, cause Young Brody he is him
Confidence in winning, asserting identity as Young Brody.
I hit my shots, you hit the rim, Can't be seen, I pull my brim
Achieving personal goals, contrasting success with failure.
Life's so dark, it's getting dim, I got this drip, you cannot swim
Metaphorically describing life's challenges and personal resilience.
That boy shady, just like Slim
Comparing oneself to Eminem (Slim Shady).
Yeah, Wonderland my fantasy, I think I lost my sanity
Referring to Wonderland as a fantasy and questioning one's sanity.
You do it for humanity, I do it for my family
Highlighting different motivations: doing things for family rather than humanity.
Yeah, I'm nothing without you, not that I would doubt, but I'm nothing without you
Expressing dependency on someone important.
Nothing without you
Repeating the idea of being nothing without that important person.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, you too hard to replace
Stating that the person is irreplaceable and dreams are hard to forget.
Every dream I can't erase, Wonderland like outer space
Describing Wonderland as an indescribable and irreplaceable feeling.
Yeah, this feeling can't escape, cause every lost soul's gonna find their way back home
Reiterating the belief that every lost soul will find their way home.
Even if they don't know it, and they still feel alone, and nobody call their phone
Highlighting the unawareness of being on the right path, feeling alone, and having no one to call.
Yeah, my phone is way too dry, dry
Expressing loneliness through a dry phone and not understanding why.
I do not know why, why
Continuing the theme of loneliness and confusion about the dry phone.
Need someone by my side, my side
Expressing the need for companionship.
Sometimes it's hard to survive, going a hundred, I feel alive
Acknowledging the difficulty of survival and finding excitement in living fast.
Me and my dawgs, we on that drive
Describing a fast-paced lifestyle with friends and the experience of driving.
I been doing it since I was five
Indicating a long history of a certain lifestyle since childhood.
Since I was five
Repeating the idea of engaging in a particular lifestyle since the age of five.
Since I was five
Reiterating the early start of a particular lifestyle since childhood.
Hey son, come home
A plea for a son to come home, expressing love and missing him.
I love you and I miss you
Final expression of love and missing the son.
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