Lyrics
Light skin, pretty face
Describing the physical appearance of a woman with light skin and a pretty face.
Ain't no trainer on her waist
Emphasizing that there's no visible waist trainer on the woman.
Think she'll help me keep my sanity
Expressing hope that the woman will bring stability and preserve the narrator's sanity.
She'll keep me in my place
Suggesting that the woman will assert control and maintain order in the narrator's life.
Brought the dark over the light just like a solar eclipse
Metaphorically comparing the woman's influence to a solar eclipse, overshadowing the light with darkness.
I seen the devil in disguise, think I just kissed her on the lips
Indicating a realization that someone seemingly good may have a darker, deceptive side.
Gave my love away
Referring to the act of giving one's love to another.
She wearing Prada on her body, got a grin on her face
Describing the woman wearing Prada and appearing content.
Fill my heart with ache
Expressing emotional pain caused by the woman.
She broke my heart, where do I start, I gotta find an escape
Acknowledging a broken heart and the need to find a way to escape the emotional turmoil.
Shawty make my heart stop, seconds on the shot clock
Describing the woman's impact on the narrator's emotions, creating a sense of urgency (heart stop, shot clock).
Diamonds in her heart to match the ones up on my wrist watch
Symbolizing luxury and wealth with diamonds in both the woman's heart and the narrator's wristwatch.
Stuck in a maze and I'm sweating, stressing, counting all my blessings
Feeling trapped and overwhelmed in a challenging situation, counting blessings amidst stress.
Before I take my last breath, and they have to call the reverend
Contemplating mortality and the idea of seeking spiritual guidance before facing a dire situation.
I know the darkness in my heart gon' be the death of me
Acknowledging the narrator's awareness of the darkness within, possibly alluding to inner struggles.
Saucing on you n***as, know I got the recipe
Confidently asserting dominance or superiority over others with a metaphor about saucing.
Fall from the top of the world, feel like I'm Kennedy
Expressing a feeling of downfall or loss of status, likening it to the experience of John F. Kennedy.
Don't call me on my phone, don't need no f**king sympathy
Rejecting the idea of seeking sympathy from others, demonstrating independence.
Got me a bottle of Henny, think imma pour it
Indicating a desire to drown sorrows with alcohol (bottle of Henny).
I'm sick of pain, don't wanna feel it anymore
Expressing fatigue and reluctance to endure emotional pain.
I just get blackout drunk, fall on the floor
Describing a coping mechanism of getting excessively drunk to escape reality.
And then I wake up to an angry call from one of the whores, oh
Revealing consequences of the coping mechanism, leading to confrontations with romantic partners.
And I can't feel my heart, I swear it's going rancid
Describing emotional numbness and decay, suggesting a negative impact on the narrator's heart.
I see the way that you look at me, I can't help but thinking you planned it
Expressing suspicion about someone's intentions or actions, feeling deceived.
Gave my love away
Repetition of the act of giving one's love away.
She wearing Prada on her body, got a grin on her face
Reiteration of the woman's appearance, emphasizing the Prada clothing and her content expression.
Fill my heart with ache
Repetition of the emotional pain caused by the woman.
She broke my heart, where do I start, I gotta find an escape
Reiteration of the broken heart and the search for an escape.
Shawty make my heart stop, seconds on the shot clock
Repetition of the woman's impact on the narrator's emotions, emphasizing urgency.
Diamonds in her heart to match the ones up on my wrist watch
Reiteration of the symbolism of luxury and wealth with diamonds.
Stuck in a maze and I'm sweating, stressing, counting all my blessings
Repetition of feeling trapped and stressed, counting blessings in challenging circumstances.
Before I take my last breath, and they have to call the reverend
Reiteration of contemplating mortality and the idea of seeking spiritual guidance.
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