Die For Me Lyrics – NoCap ft. SoFaygo

[Intro]
The intro sets the tone for the song with a familiar tag from the producer, Pi’erre Bourne, which signals a well-crafted and intense production. It prepares the listener for the emotional depth to follow.

[Chorus: NoCap]
In the chorus, NoCap explains that he is too focused on work to party or enjoy leisure time. The rhetorical question "Won't you die for me?" shows his craving for unconditional loyalty. He views himself as "perfect," despite the imperfections of his life. NoCap reflects on the loneliness he feels at the top of his success, having lost many friends on his way to fame. The Ferragamo he mentions represents luxury, but also the isolation that comes with achieving it. The line captures the contrast between material success and the emptiness it brings.

[Verse 1: SoFaygo]
SoFaygo's verse adds a different perspective, where he focuses on the hustle and material rewards that come with success. He mentions avoiding distractions and working hard to achieve his goals. Despite his progress, he feels that he has yet to fully reach his potential. His lifestyle is filled with luxury, yet there’s still a sense of emotional detachment as he navigates fame. SoFaygo uses material things, like Balenciaga, to show affection but admits that there is a deeper emptiness. The reference to "dodging demons" suggests he is trying to escape negative influences or personal issues, but finds it difficult to stay grounded.

[Chorus: NoCap, NoCap & SoFaygo]
The chorus is repeated, reinforcing NoCap's struggle with balancing success, loss, and the need for loyalty. Both NoCap and SoFaygo come together to emphasize the emotional weight of their respective experiences with fame. The repetition of "Won't you die for me?" highlights how central this need for loyalty is to the song’s theme.

[Verse 2: NoCap]
In the second verse, NoCap dives deeper into the duality of his life. Though he is often alone, he is still constantly performing at sold-out shows. He mentions his wealth, comparing it to his varied relationships, but his success doesn’t feel fulfilling. His "Tempur-Pedic feeling like a graveyard" symbolizes the emotional burden he carries, likening comfort to a sense of emptiness or death. NoCap continues to question the loyalty of those around him and reflects on the pain caused by broken relationships. He shares how memories of his past and the voices in his head continue to haunt him, despite the luxurious lifestyle he now leads. There is a sense of regret as he expresses that this isn’t the life he wanted.

[Chorus: NoCap & SoFaygo]
The chorus plays again, drawing attention to the central themes of isolation, sacrifice, and longing for loyalty. The repetition highlights the emotional struggle both artists face in their pursuit of success.

[Outro: SoFaygo]
The outro, performed by SoFaygo, leaves the listener with a lingering sense of unresolved emotions. His smooth delivery and the fading tone emphasize the ongoing nature of their internal battles, ending the song on a contemplative note.