"I'm Here" is a new English song by 24kGoldn, published on his YouTube channel, 24KGoldn. The song is from the album "Growing Pains" and was written by 24kGoldn and Zack Winakor. The production credits go to Los Hendrix, aksel arvid,… Read More
I’m Here Lyrics
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[Intro]
Still drunk from yesterday
Cheap way to get away
Drift out to Malibu
For better or for worse, I'm here
[Verse 1]
Gassed up, tank's low
We was never ready for the long haul
Two kids, half grown
And we don't even know the things we don't know
Gravestones, tax codes
Only thing that's promised when you leave home
Gassed up, blowin' smoke
But shit be lookin' different when the fog's gone
[Pre-Chorus]
What's with the attitude?
Found out been lied to since I was eight
I pack my Canada Goose
'Cause this world get cold when I start to think
[Chorus]
For better or for worse, I'm here
For better or for worse, I'm here
And the reason why has never been that clear
But for better or for worse, I'm
[Verse 2]
Spinnin', dizzy, twisted, confused
Trauma, drama, commas, brand new
They say the grass is greener over on this side
The only time I see it's after midnight
Gettin' high to work so I could get high
Tryin' to be grateful for the good life
[Pre-Chorus]
What's with the attitude?
Found out been lied to since I was eight
I pack my Canada Goose
'Cause this world get cold when I start to think
[Chorus]
For better or for worse, I'm here
For better or for worse, I'm here
And the reason why has never been that clear
But for better or for worse, I'm
[Outro]
Still drunk from yesterday
Cheap way to get away (For better or for worse, I'm here)
Drift out to Malibu
Stuck here on planet blue (For better or for worse, I'm here)
Heart got a lot of holes (And the reason why has never been that clear)
Pieces I'm lettin' go
Lost almost everything
Found my integrity (But for better or for worse, I'm)
[Intro: 24kGoldn]
In the intro, 24kGoldn sets the stage with a sense of detachment and escapism. He describes being "still drunk from yesterday," indicating a temporary escape from reality, and mentions drifting to Malibu, which symbolizes a search for solace or clarity. This introduction frames the song's exploration of finding one's place amid confusion and emotional turbulence.
[Verse 1: 24kGoldn]
The first verse presents a contrast between youthful naivety and the harsh realities of adulthood. 24kGoldn reflects on the lack of preparation for long-term responsibilities and the harsh truths of life, such as the inevitability of death and financial burdens. The imagery of "gravestones" and "tax codes" highlights the weight of these realizations. The verse also captures a moment of clarity as the protagonist recognizes the difference between appearances and reality when the "fog's gone."
[Pre-Chorus: 24kGoldn]
In the pre-chorus, 24kGoldn expresses frustration and disillusionment. He reveals a past marked by deception and a sense of betrayal since childhood, leading him to adopt a protective attitude. The reference to packing his "Canada Goose" symbolizes preparing for emotional coldness or hardships. This section highlights the protagonist's internal conflict and the coping mechanisms he employs to deal with his disillusionment.
[Chorus: 24kGoldn]
The chorus emphasizes a commitment to remain present "for better or for worse," despite a lack of clarity about the reasons behind this dedication. It reflects 24kGoldn's determination to persist through challenges, underscoring a theme of enduring presence and resilience even when the purpose is not fully understood.
[Verse 2: 24kGoldn]
In the second verse, 24kGoldn describes feelings of confusion and disorientation, juxtaposing the allure of material success with personal dissatisfaction. He acknowledges the difficulty of finding true contentment and the role of escapism through substance use. The verse conveys a sense of grappling with the pressures of achieving success while maintaining a sense of gratitude for the good aspects of life.
[Pre-Chorus: 24kGoldn]
The repetition of the pre-chorus reinforces 24kGoldn's ongoing struggle with past deceptions and the coldness of his current emotional state. The packing of his "Canada Goose" continues to symbolize his preparedness for life's emotional challenges, emphasizing his need to protect himself from further hurt.
[Chorus: 24kGoldn]
The repeated chorus reiterates the central theme of steadfastness despite uncertainty. 24kGoldn maintains his commitment to being present through both good and bad times, highlighting his resilience and determination to face life's difficulties head-on.
[Outro: 24kGoldn]
In the outro, 24kGoldn reflects on his continued struggles and the efforts to escape his reality. He acknowledges the emotional pain and loss he has experienced, yet also notes a rediscovery of his integrity. The outro ties together the song's themes by recognizing the journey through hardship and the ongoing quest for personal meaning and integrity despite past difficulties.
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About Song
"I'm Here" is a new English song by 24kGoldn, published on his YouTube channel, 24KGoldn. The song is from the album "Growing Pains" and was written by 24kGoldn and Zack Winakor. The production credits go to Los Hendrix, aksel arvid, MVJORS, and Jaasu. Released on March 15, 2024, the track captures 24kGoldn's reflections on personal challenges and resilience.
The song explores themes of personal struggle, resilience, and existential reflection. It portrays 24kGoldn's journey through emotional and physical trials, reflecting on his experiences and the reasons behind his perseverance. The theme centers on staying committed to one's path despite uncertainty and hardship, finding a sense of purpose even when the reasons are not entirely clear.
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The "I’m Here" song is sung by 24kGoldn.
The "I’m Here" song by 24kGoldn lyrics was written by 24kGoldn & Zack Winakor.
The "I’m Here" song by 24kGoldn was produced by Los Hendrix, aksel arvid, MVJORS & Jaasu.
24kGoldn released "I’m Here" song on Mar 15, 2024.