Cross Roads
Gratitude Unveiled: Yung Tyran's Reflections on Love, Loss, and Growth
Lyrics
Thank you to the opps for always bringing out the best in me
Expressing gratitude to adversaries for motivating personal growth.
This ain't a song its song its like a thank you speech
Emphasizing that the lyrics serve as a thank-you speech rather than a conventional song.
To all the women that I loved
Acknowledging past romantic relationships.
That had no love for me
Reflecting on unrequited love from those relationships.
Tables turned now you the one who doesn't have a seat
Noting a reversal of fortunes where someone else is now in a disadvantaged position.
To my ex I swear to god I could gave you
Expressing the ability to have fathered a child with an ex.
Seed
Highlighting the inability of the ex to nurture or care for the relationship.
Until I noticed you could never grow a nursery
Recognizing personal growth by realizing the ex's shortcomings.
Lost alotta friends to pride
Reflecting on the loss of friendships due to pride, causing emotional pain.
that really cut me deep
Expressing the emotional impact of losing friends who were deeply connected.
I hit up Mac a couple times that boy is outta reach
Mentioning attempts to contact someone named Mac who is currently unreachable.
But that my brother till the die
Declaring a strong brotherly bond with Mac, emphasizing loyalty.
you know I'm in the east
Confirming current location in the east, implying commitment to the lifestyle.
Don't ever hesitate my nigga
Encouraging open communication when facing challenges.
when you down to speak
Stressing the importance of not hesitating to seek support when needed.
I lent alotta niggas style
Claiming influence over others' styles, leading to their success.
Now they at they peak
Observing the success of those influenced by the speaker.
I got a question, when the fuck yall reimbursing me
Posing a question about reimbursement, indicating unreciprocated favors.
You know that's hurting me ?
Expressing emotional distress about a situation or betrayal.
Now I'm back to rollin up and smoking tertiary
Returning to coping mechanisms like smoking to deal with distress.
How could you do the things you did and move on perfectly
Questioning how someone can move on seamlessly after causing pain.
I'm in the studio dissecting, doing surgery
Indicating engagement in self-reflection and analysis in the recording studio.
Every action makes me
Stating that every observed action diminishes trust in the person.
trust you less and
Emphasizing the diminishing trust as a consequence of observed actions.
Certainly
Adding certainty to the decreasing trust and the impact on the relationship.
start to thinking If you could
Speculating on the possibility of harm if the person had the capability.
you'd probably murder me
Implying a potential threat of harm if the person had the means.
But that would be a courtesy
Considering harm as a hypothetical act of courtesy.
Thank you to the opps for always bringing out the best in me
Reiterating gratitude to adversaries for personal development.
This ain't a song its song its like a thank you speech
Reiterating the nature of the lyrics as a thank-you speech.
To all the people that I fucked wit
Acknowledging connections with people who did not reciprocate.
That ain't fuck wit me
Reflecting on the reversal of fortunes for those who didn't support the speaker.
Tables turned now you the one who doesn't have a seat
Highlighting a change in status where those who were once supportive are now disadvantaged.
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