Dust

"I'm the only child, no one could've made another"

This line establishes the artist's unique position and the weight of familial expectations.

"I have to father my mother and treat my son's grandfather like my only brother"

Here, he expresses the reversal of roles in his family, highlighting his responsibilities.

"The skies are grey in Toronto, they not a golden color"

This imagery conveys a sense of melancholy and the artist's emotional state.

"I see my only uncle looking like the shit that I ain't owning up to"

This line reflects the artist's recognition of his uncle's struggles, mirroring his own avoidance of personal issues.

"I'm in the cut just loading rebuttals"

This suggests a defensive posture, indicating he feels attacked or misunderstood.

"I could never forgive such a nefarious action"

This line reveals a deep sense of betrayal regarding a friend's actions, emphasizing the theme of loyalty.

"I'm still healing my own traumas, I've barely adapted"

This admission shows vulnerability and the ongoing struggle with personal issues.

"I think I also put the " man" in " manifestation""

This clever wordplay suggests he feels responsible for his own success, yet acknowledges the pressure it brings.

"My dad got cancer right now, we battlin' stages"

This line introduces a personal crisis, adding gravity to the artist's emotional landscape.

"Trust me when I say there's plenty things that I'd rather be facin'"

This reflects a desire to escape from current pressures, hinting at deeper struggles.