Sunburn

"Same shit, but different days where I'm from"

This line encapsulates the repetitive nature of struggles faced in the speaker's environment.

"Mama cry, thinkin' ' bout one day how we gon' lose it all"

Here, the speaker reveals a deep fear of losing stability, highlighting familial concerns.

"When I die, baby, lay me in the sun"

This line conveys a desire for peace and acceptance, suggesting a connection to the warmth of the sun.

"Dawg, who you call when you don't got the money for school at all?"

This question emphasizes the desperation and reliance on community in times of need.

"Dropped off, heard he got picked off in a parking lot"

This line reflects the violence and dangers present in the speaker's environment.

"Brody got jammed as a juvie, we call it child lock"

This phrase highlights the systemic issues affecting youth, particularly in relation to the justice system.

"Ooh, I got some nerves talkin' to you like I know ya'"

This line suggests a familiarity that may not be reciprocated, hinting at social disconnect.

"I'm on this music (wow)"

The repetition of this line underscores the speaker's commitment to music as an escape or outlet.

"Can you slow down, down?"

This plea for slowing down reflects a desire to pause and reflect amidst chaos.

"You throw shade, get hit by rays from the suns"

This metaphor suggests that negativity can backfire, as the speaker embraces positivity despite challenges.