I think much like another song “Anti-Matter” (that's also on the same album as this song), this one is also is inspired by a horrifying van crash the band experienced on Nov 3, 2022. This, much like the other track, sounds like it's an extension what they shared while huddled in the wreckage, as they helped frontman Garrett Russell stem the bleeding from his head wound while he was under the temporary effects of a concussion. The track speaks of where the mind goes at the most desperate & desolate of times, when it just about slips away to all but disconnect itself, and the aftermath.
She know I can't dance wit the Chop in my pants
Got a glock in my hand huh
She say prince you can fuck I'm a Fan
She want me beat the kitty up Like a band
But I'm that nigga I don't fuck Cause I can
Free all the guys stuck in the can
She know I can't dance wit the Chop in my pants
Got a glock in my hand huh
She say prince you can fuck I'm a Fan
She want me beat the kitty up Like a band
But I'm that nigga I don't fuck Cause I can
Free all the guys stuck in the can
White and black like stuck in
The 90's
Reynolds wrap like come and Find me
Foreign cars I do the dash
Step on the gas they won't even Find me
Patek Felipe she notice the time Piece
Money on go we stack it at high Speeds
I could never be a side piece now I got Them begging for a ride Please
Huh cop the glock for the oppas
Huh everywhere I go I keep a Choppa
Yeah huh huh (Huh)
They could never stop us I'm Making them nauseous
Huh
Huh cop the glock for the oppas
Huh everywhere I go I keep a Choppa
Yeah huh
She know I can't dance wit the Chop in my pants
Got a glock in my hand huh
She say prince you can fuck I'm a Fan
She want me beat the kitty up Like a band
But I'm that nigga I don't fuck Cause I can
Free all the guys stuck in the can
She know I can't dance wit the Chop in my pants
Got a glock in my hand huh
She say prince you can fuck I'm a Fan
She want me beat the kitty up Like a band
But I'm that nigga I don't fuck Cause I can
Free all the guys stuck in the can
Got a glock in my hand huh
She say prince you can fuck I'm a Fan
She want me beat the kitty up Like a band
But I'm that nigga I don't fuck Cause I can
Free all the guys stuck in the can
She know I can't dance wit the Chop in my pants
Got a glock in my hand huh
She say prince you can fuck I'm a Fan
She want me beat the kitty up Like a band
But I'm that nigga I don't fuck Cause I can
Free all the guys stuck in the can
White and black like stuck in
The 90's
Reynolds wrap like come and Find me
Foreign cars I do the dash
Step on the gas they won't even Find me
Patek Felipe she notice the time Piece
Money on go we stack it at high Speeds
I could never be a side piece now I got Them begging for a ride Please
Huh cop the glock for the oppas
Huh everywhere I go I keep a Choppa
Yeah huh huh (Huh)
They could never stop us I'm Making them nauseous
Huh
Huh cop the glock for the oppas
Huh everywhere I go I keep a Choppa
Yeah huh
She know I can't dance wit the Chop in my pants
Got a glock in my hand huh
She say prince you can fuck I'm a Fan
She want me beat the kitty up Like a band
But I'm that nigga I don't fuck Cause I can
Free all the guys stuck in the can
She know I can't dance wit the Chop in my pants
Got a glock in my hand huh
She say prince you can fuck I'm a Fan
She want me beat the kitty up Like a band
But I'm that nigga I don't fuck Cause I can
Free all the guys stuck in the can
Lyrics submitted by Gothy_Bura
Dance Lyrics as written by Leyon Overton
Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
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