"Saturday Mornings" is a new English song by Cordae featuring Lil Wayne, published on Cordae's YouTube channel. The song was written by Cordae, Lil Wayne, Smoko Ono, BoogzDaBeast, and Nicholas Smith. It was produced by Smoko Ono and BoogzDaBeast. This… Read More
Saturday Mornings Lyrics
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[Intro: Cordae]
Yeah, ayy
Uh-uh, yeah
Lord
Ayy
Yeah
[Verse 1: Cordae]
I'm dealing with a lot of problems, don't know if y'all can relate
Feeling like Rod Wave, I got a lot on my plate
And I can really use a stress reliever
'Cause where I'm from, they catchin' bullets like the best receivers
The chopper's singin' like Justin Bieber
The most effective leaders have closed mouths and open ears
Like the Nile, I can flow for years
I really got my own sneaker, used to shop at Sears
Rap niggas lying through their teeth, though, these are not veneers
Skipping through the airport, but soon will hop on Lears
I conquer fears, running up them Ms and drive my mama tears
I love Jim Carrey, but don't fuck with yes-men
I need honest ears when in the studio
Turned down a movie role to finish the album, I pray the outcome is good
Clayton Bigsby, y'all done took a nigga out of the hood
Carrying water, chopping the wood
But you gon' always have motion if the product is good
Lord knows it's crazy how I can just text Hov
And run plays on the weekend, it's more than just XOs
When I dropped my first album, was nervous, my chest froze
Plans gon' be executed like niggas on death row
Bought a new fuckin' crib, but that shit is in escrow
'Cause my credit score low as my self-esteem, but I grow
It's a yellow beam when I glow, I have mellow dreams when I smoke
To my fellow kings, keep the hope, I thank Elohim that I woke up this morning
Acting wild like a Black & Mild, we smoked the opponent
I prayed and hoped for this moment, and if I post it, I own it
No cap for me, we get money like athletes
Like the eighth man on the Wizards, that's more of a match for me
If we being completely honest, me and the mic got chemistry
Boy, I got this down to a science, I promise you, I ain't lyin'
Get love in every borough, my niggas are very thorough
Wish a nigga would like Timmy, bro, send 'em to Fairy World
Never wore a Jheri curl like Mike Jack in the 80s
I might crash the Mercedes, my life flashed from a baby
I reminisce on the daily, my penmanship which had pay me
It's time to get the bacon, this shit is biscuits and gravy
Time to break fast, to keep it real, how long the fake last?
New year, same goals, stay out the way and make cash, huh
The competition, damn, we way passed
I need more real love and less fake laughs, huh
[Interlude: Cordae]
Just let it breathe
Let it breathe
(Now put your hands in the sky if you feel the vibe) Yeah
Let it breathe
(Now put your hands in the sky if you feel the vibe)
Just let it breathe
[Verse 2: Lil Wayne]
Uh
I need more real love and less fake laughs
I wear this mean mug like a face mask
She give me real love with that fake ass
It fit me like a glove, OJ hands
I'ma need a little love from your hatin' ass
Real love, real love, Mary J. playin'
Need less yes-men and more amens
I'ma need more real prayers and less praying hands
I'm smoking straight gas, no brake pads
You smokin' Bubba Dub, nigga, straight trash
I get more camel toe than them Arabs
She deep throat the whole dick, but couldn't take half
I take a nigga life before he take the stand
Take some drugs then take off, take some when I land
You standing on business, I'm a businessman
I'm a goat, nigga, you a sacrificial lamb
You a teddy bear, nigga, you a Teddy Graham
You sweet as jelly-jam, honey glazed deli ham
Bubblegum candy yams, my gun never jam
I got a heavy hand, but hold it like a Steadicam
Am I talking to the martians when I pray, man?
I need to know is there a heaven or just Space Jam?
And it's Saturday morning every day, man
Young Carter and Cordae, man, all day, man
Why they playin'?
Elvis has left the building, went to Graceland
And if it ain't a red flag, then it's a red flag
And if it ain't Mula Baby, then I ain't the dad
I need my head scanned
Yeah, I need more hard drugs, less annoyed plugs
I need the astronaut pack with asteroid buds
Blunt look like a rocket ship, yeah, we goin' up
Coffee in a styrofoam cup
Good morning, it's Saturday
[Intro: Cordae]
Cordae sets the tone with a contemplative intro, preparing the listener for a deep dive into his personal experiences and reflections.
[Verse 1: Cordae]
Cordae opens up about his numerous problems and likens his situation to that of Rod Wave, highlighting the burdens he carries. He emphasizes the need for a stress reliever, drawing a stark picture of the violence in his environment where bullets are as common as football catches. He compares the sound of gunfire to Justin Bieber's singing, underscoring the frequency and normalcy of such violence. Cordae also touches on the qualities of effective leaders, who listen more than they speak. He reflects on his journey from humble beginnings, shopping at Sears, to owning his own sneaker line, emphasizing his growth and success. He critiques other rappers for their dishonesty, contrasting his own authenticity. He mentions his mother and his love for Jim Carrey, using these personal references to ground his narrative. The verse is a mix of gratitude and frustration, acknowledging his achievements while lamenting the ongoing struggles. Cordae's references to texting Jay-Z and making strategic career decisions illustrate his elevated status in the industry. Despite his success, he remains aware of his vulnerabilities, including his low credit score and self-esteem. The verse ends on a hopeful note, thanking a higher power for the opportunities and resilience he possesses.
[Interlude: Cordae]
Cordae pauses to let the music breathe, inviting listeners to immerse themselves in the vibe of the song. This moment of reflection enhances the emotional impact of the lyrics, allowing the themes to resonate more deeply.
[Verse 2: Lil Wayne]
Lil Wayne picks up the narrative, focusing on the need for genuine love and dismissing superficial gestures. He uses clever wordplay to describe his relationships and interactions, blending humor with pointed social commentary. Wayne contrasts real emotions with artificial ones, critiquing the prevalence of insincerity. He reflects on his own status and experiences, highlighting his ability to navigate both personal and professional challenges. The verse is rich with metaphors and cultural references, showcasing Wayne's lyrical prowess. He questions the existence of heaven, adding a philosophical dimension to his verse. The verse concludes with a playful yet poignant observation about the routine of life, likening every day to a Saturday morning, a time typically associated with leisure and freedom.
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"Saturday Mornings" is a new English song by Cordae featuring Lil Wayne, published on Cordae's YouTube channel. The song was written by Cordae, Lil Wayne, Smoko Ono, BoogzDaBeast, and Nicholas Smith. It was produced by Smoko Ono and BoogzDaBeast. This track showcases the collaboration between two prominent artists, delivering a blend of introspective and assertive verses that reflect on personal struggles and triumphs.
The song delves into themes of personal growth, overcoming challenges, and the pursuit of authenticity. Cordae's verse explores the weight of his problems, the harsh realities of his environment, and his determination to succeed despite the odds. Lil Wayne's verse continues this exploration, emphasizing the need for genuine connections and the rejection of superficiality. Both artists convey a sense of resilience and self-awareness, highlighting the importance of real love, honesty, and perseverance.
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The "Saturday Mornings" song is sung by Cordae featuring Lil Wayne
The "Saturday Mornings" song by Cordae lyrics was written by Cordae, Lil Wayne, Smoko Ono, BoogzDaBeast & Nicholas Smith.
The "Saturday Mornings" song by Cordae was produced by Smoko Ono & BoogzDaBeast.
Cordae released "Saturday Mornings" song on Jul 24, 2024.
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