The Voice
A.D.O.R. Lyrics


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I was selling all them pints alone
Talking on the jail phone
To my lil brother he ain't call me I still paid his bond
10k it was nothing
He hadda make it home
and if I didn't no one woulda I knew that was wrong
I been crossed and they just realizing
Real eyes come from those who still try
I realized the real lies got me by
Real ties if a nigga play he dying
I walked up in that club and then they played me
I'm from DC but a Virginia baby
They supporting rats but it don't phase me
I hate they playing rats so ima make Virginia hate me
Money was the goal right
Fuckin’ on these hoes right
I cant even trust a bitch no more something aint going right
My nigga told right
See 12 get low right
Cause Nowadays they killing kids that tossed they pole right
Please don't think I'm sweet
Tracer rounds no beam
I fucked it up with these pretty little sluts
But I was stuck thinking I aint gave enough
But you cant force it you don't want her cut her out
Talking on Rob's late folks told that bitch shut her mouth
Shoot it first I aint going to hell
Police behind me speed it up cause I aint going to jail
and Its coming on the PJ I don't take risks in the mail
And I thought he had some heart it hurt to see he was frail
20 racks this month I put the opps right through hell
Spinning on same the block we don't got any chill
I just met Whew but that's my brudda might take a trip ATL
I can make it off the music but the trap pay too well




Please don't think I'm sweet
Tracer rounds no beam

Overall Meaning

The Voice by A.D.O.R. is a song that speaks about the different voices that we hear inside our heads, the voices that push us to achieve our goals and aspirations. The voice in the song tells the singer to get up, wake up, keep running, and get money. It tells the story of a person who wakes up to the sound of a million horns and is wearing a Jesus piece with ruby red diamonds in the thorns. The song speaks to issues of loss, mourning, and anxiety when we realize that we might die as nobodies.


The lyrics also speak to issues of fame, respect, and materialism in today's society. The singer feels like his whole life he's been trying to be the freshest, but he still feels forgotten. There's also a sense of irony in the lyrics as the singer recognizes that while death is knocking at his door, he's more interested in buying the finer things and being respected in a world full of kings. Ultimately, the song is a reflection on the human condition and the constant struggle to find purpose and meaning in life.


Line by Line Meaning

Jam!
An enthusiastic beginning to the song


I got these voices in my ear
The artist is plagued by thoughts and doubts in his head


Aye!
Exclamation to draw attention to the following lines


Yeah, got these voices in my ear
Repetition of the earlier statement to emphasize internal conflict


HAAAA!
Exclamation to evoke emotion and energy


Wake up to the sound of a million horns
The artist is overwhelmed by the noise and pressure of society


Jesus piece ruby red diamonds in the thorns
The artist is obsessing over wealth and success, which is flashy and religious in nature


Say a prayer for the Jammed and the one's that's gone
The artist feels sad for people who couldn't overcome their struggles and lost their lives


I might have missed my nigga's wake, but still I mourn
The artist regrets being unable to attend a friend's funeral and still feels sadness


Did it big in the club with my cash out
The artist engages in excessive spending to gain happiness


But dealing with a lot so I drunk until I passed out
The artist uses alcohol to cope with his problems


With a brawl I met a broad with her ass out
The artist enjoys sexual encounters with women who do not share his values


Her concern was the earn like "Nigga what yo cash bout? "
The woman is interested in the artist for his wealth and not his personality


In the ville up on my tip with her glass out
The artist lives a luxurious lifestyle in the city with an attractive woman


We live a paparazzi life, what yo flash bout?
The artist is famous and exposed to the media and public scrutiny


Hit the mattress set the ceiling, what yo stash bout?
The artist invests in luxury items for his comfort


In case I had doubts
Reflection on insecurities


[Chorus]
The repeated lines throughout the song that express the artist's internal struggle


What if a dream was all you had
Contemplation about having nothing but ambition


And life ain't Fab you can't throw it in the bag
The artist cannot achieve success purely through purchasing material goods


Niggas ain't real, hoes ain't shit
Distrust of others, particularly those out for personal gain


My hand-me-downs was too big they buying clothes that don't fit
The artist reflects on how he used to struggle financially


I'm like, it was more than fame that the credit
The artist is focused on being respected rather than simply famous


Feeling like my whole life I been try'na be the freshest
The artist strives to be successful and impressive in all aspects of life


Respected, in a world full of kings you pathetic
The artist looks down on those with wealth but no substance


If you can't buy the finer things before you exit
The artist believes success can only be measured in material wealth and excess


The very moment that'cha got it
The artist reflects on how quickly success can be lost


I swear my biggest fear is that I'll die a nobody
The artist is afraid of achieving nothing in life


Forgotten, when I was really at my best
The artist worries he'll be remembered at his weakest rather than his strongest


It seems like nothing left
The artist feels like he's hit rock bottom


[Chorus]
The repeated lines throughout the song that express the artist's internal struggle


Lately I been feeling like fuck it
The artist is frustrated and overwhelmed with life


Heavens in my face but Lord knows I can't touch it
The artist is aware of the concept of success and happiness, though feels out of reach


Plus I heard the angel wings was kind of heavy
The artist may not be ready for success and worried about its responsibilities


Scared to put em on my back, so I threw em on the Chevy
The artist avoids responsibility and uses objects instead of personal growth


Death knocking on my door I can get it
The artist acknowledges his mortality


Looking through the peep hole in case I ain't ready
The artist is not ready to leave the world before achieving his goals and dreams


Fuck this rap shit yeah I said it
The artist may no longer enjoy rap music or partaking in the industry


On the road to the riches ain't no telling where I'm headed
The artist worries about the potential consequences and the unknown future of his success


Now I dread it, the world ain't what it seems
The artist is disillusioned with the world


And during all the shit to be a king
The artist realizes being successful isn't always glamorous and is often accompanied by difficulties


Praying for tomorrow, some more time to borrow
The artist wants more time to achieve his dreams


I'm scared, aware, they whisper "never fear"
Though the artist is scared, he remembers to remain strong and resolute


[Chorus]
The repeated lines throughout the song that express the artist's internal struggle




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Written by: Kidus Mengistu

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