H3@RT$ W3RE M3@NT T0 F7¥ Lyrics

Childish Gambino

Jul 19, 2024

English

"H3@RT$ W3RE M3@NT T0 F7¥" is a new English song by Childish Gambino, featuring Amaarae. Written and produced by Childish Gambino, the track was released on July 19, 2024, and is part of the album "Bando Stone and The New… Read More

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H3@RT$ W3RE M3@NT T0 F7¥ Lyrics

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H3@RT$ W3RE M3@NT T0 F7¥ Lyrics By Childish Gambino

[Intro: Legend Glover & Childish Gambino]
Are we gonna die?
Not tonight

[Verse 1: Childish Gambino, Amaarae]
This is real (Not done)
Tell me how it feel (This joint fire)
Broke boy, tell me how it feel (This joint fire)
Tell me how it feel
This is real (Not done)
Tell me how it feel (This joint fire)
Tell me how it feel (This joint fire)
Tell me how it feel
Bitch, I'm 'bout to stunt on these hoes
Donald Glover called cut on these hoes
Put that nigga in a blunt, uh
Fuckin' on a cunt, huh
This a lifestyle, bitch
Put that shit together, that was my style, bitch (Yeah)
Diamond chain on me came embedded (Bling, bling)
Heard they asked about me, tell 'em that I said it, (Tell them hoes) huh
Ooh, hearts were meant to fly
But I'm sorry for the things I've done
(Listen to it, dance)

[Verse 2: Childish Gambino]
Everybody hatin' wanna get like me (Ah)
Everybody Satan and I'm G-O-D (Okay)
Ain't nobody livin' got my P.O.V. (Woo)
Name another nigga who got shit on me (Haha)
Shoot a motherfucker, I'm the new Spike Lee (Pah)
Everybody know me, I don't need I.D. (Uh-huh)
Everybody hatin' wanna get like me (Oh)
Everybody Satan and I'm G-O-D

[Chorus: Amaarae]
[Unintelligible]

[Verse 3: Childish Gambino]
Fire, gun talk, I don't talk, you know that I'ma fire
Summertime, that hot boy, you knew that I'ma fire
When you see me realize, you know that it's a fire
Know that it's a fire, know that it's a— (Fire!)
I got all the fire, but that ho made me sick
Kissin' on me, shawty on me, roll on me, shit, huh
Kissin' on me, hold on me, roll on me, shit, huh
She don't know me, she just know what's on my wrist, uh
This is not a Rolex, she only wanna ball now
She think she got a man, so she only wanna talk now
She a dominatrix, she whip me, and her bra now
Wildin' on a yacht, man, I told that ho to calm down
Niggas did me greasy and I get on
Niggas did me greasy and I'm still on
Niggas did me greasy and I'm still on (Niggas did me greasy and I'm still on)
Let's go

[Outro: Childish Gambino & Jessica Allain]
I need you to listen to me
O-okay
No, I, I need you to listen to me right now, are you listening?
I'm, I'm listening
Nobody cares

[Verse 1]
In this verse, Childish Gambino and Amaarae express a sense of authenticity and braggadocio, contrasting their current status with past struggles. The lyrics boast about their success and lifestyle, while also showing a hint of regret for past actions. This duality reflects the tension between public persona and personal remorse.

[Verse 2]
This verse further emphasizes Gambino's self-perception as superior to his critics. He describes himself in grandiose terms, positioning himself as a dominant figure while dismissing his detractors. The contrast between his self-image and the negativity he faces highlights his struggle with public perception versus personal reality.

[Chorus]
The chorus, though unintelligible, reinforces the song’s central theme of contrasting perceptions. It underscores the emotional intensity and rawness that underpin Gambino’s public persona and personal experiences.

[Verse 3]
In this section, Gambino delves into themes of materialism and superficial relationships. The lyrics reflect on the emptiness of fame and wealth, using imagery of luxury and fleeting connections to critique the hollowness of such a lifestyle. The verse reveals a sense of disillusionment with the glamour and the impact it has on genuine connections.

[Outro]
The outro features a dialogue that conveys a sense of disconnection and frustration. The exchange highlights the artist’s feelings of being unheard and undervalued despite his public persona, emphasizing the theme of isolation amidst fame. The final lines reflect a deeper commentary on the lack of genuine understanding and support in his life.

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About Song

The song explores themes of excess, self-assertion, and the struggles of fame. The lyrics convey a brash and defiant attitude towards both personal challenges and public perception. Through vivid imagery and a confident tone, the song reflects on the duality of public success and personal turmoil, emphasizing how superficial interactions and material wealth can impact one’s sense of self.