Right There
Anderson.Paak Lyrics
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I'm so tired of this roof and my bed
I'm so tired of cooked food and good moods
And good coup with AC to cruise
So tired of myself, my word and my wealth
Too big is my heart, too small are my cares
Then she said
I'm so tired of making love
I'm so tired of making money
I'm so tired of this kush in my spliff, it don't make sense
I'm so tired of my family, my friends
I'm so tired of one night stands
So tired of living lavish, two birds in one nest
And being notorious
Even when you're gone
I can still feel you
I want it more than ever
And don't you care?
But that's not fair
The only thing you ever really loved
Was right there, right there, right there
Even when you're gone
I can still feel you
I want it more than ever
And don't you care?
But that's not fair
The only thing you ever really loved
Was right there, right there, right there
I'm so tired of this scene
I'm so tired of this ocean, this breeze
So tired but can't close my eyes to find sleep
So tired of this dream (reoccurring)
Your smile, your charm
Your patience, loyalty
Your love ain't you tired of me?
To have it all, but not at all complete
Wanting you is all that ever drives my beat
That never-ending, ever-tempting, tipping-over
All my energy
It's all that ever drives my beat
Even when you're gone
I can still feel you
I want it more than ever
And don't you care?
But that's not fair
The only thing you ever really loved
Was right there, right there, right there
Even when you're gone
I can still feel you
I want it more than ever
And don't you care?
But that's not fair
The only thing you ever really loved
Was right there, right there, right there, don't you care, it's not fair
The song "Right There" by Anderson.Paak explores the feeling of exhaustion with life and the pursuit of happiness that never leaves despite having everything one could want. In the first verse, the artist describes how he is tired of his good health, his bed, his food, and even his own self. He contrasts his large heart and small cares with his desire for something more.
The second verse shifts to a woman expressing her own weariness with love, money, family, friends, and living the "lavish" lifestyle. She expresses her sense of emptiness and lack of satisfaction despite having everything.
Throughout the song, the chorus repeats the phrase "Even when you're gone, I can still feel you. I want it more than ever. And don't you care? But that's not fair. The only thing you ever really loved was right there, right there, right there." The singer is suggesting that despite all of the things they have and can do, they still feel incomplete and lacking without the person they love. They are tired of pursuing happiness and success when the one thing that truly matters was right in front of them all along.
Overall, the song is a reflection on the emptiness that can come with success and material possessions, and the importance of having love and connection in one's life.
Line by Line Meaning
I'm so tired of good health
I'm exhausted from being in good physical condition
I'm so tired of this roof and my bed
I'm weary of being in a comfortable home
I'm so tired of cooked food and good moods
I'm fatigued of eating well and being in a positive emotional state
And good coup with AC to cruise
I'm worn out by my fancy car with air conditioning
So tired of myself, my word and my wealth
I'm exhausted of being in a position of power and wealth
Too big is my heart, too small are my cares
My heart is full, but my concerns are few
Then she said
Someone spoke to me and said
I'm so tired of making love
I'm exhausted of engaging in sexual activity
I'm so tired of being kissed
I'm weary of receiving kisses
I'm so tired of making money
I'm fatigued of earning wealth
I'm so tired of this kush in my spliff, it don't make sense
I'm worn out by smoking marijuana, it's no longer enjoyable
I'm so tired of my family, my friends
I'm exhausted of being around my loved ones
I'm so tired of one night stands
I'm fatigued of having sexual encounters with strangers
So tired of living lavish, two birds in one nest
I'm weary of living a luxurious lifestyle with someone else
And being notorious
And being well-known or infamous
Even when you're gone
Even in your absence
I can still feel you
I can still sense your presence
I want it more than ever
I desire it intensely
And don't you care?
And you don't feel the same way?
But that's not fair
But it's unjust
The only thing you ever really loved
The only thing you truly cared for
Was right there, right there, right there
Was right in front of you all along
I'm so tired of this scene
I'm exhausted of this particular setting or situation
I'm so tired of this ocean, this breeze
I'm weary of this relaxing natural setting
So tired but can't close my eyes to find sleep
I'm exhausted but unable to fall asleep
So tired of this dream (reoccurring)
I'm fatigued of this recurring dream
Your smile, your charm
Your pleasant demeanor and charisma
Your patience, loyalty
Your understanding and faithfulness
Your love ain't you tired of me?
Aren't you exhausted of loving me?
To have it all, but not at all complete
To have everything I want, but still feel incomplete
Wanting you is all that ever drives my beat
All I need to stay motivated is my desire for you
That never-ending, ever-tempting, tipping-over
That forever-lasting, always-attractive, tipping point
All my energy
All of my effort or enthusiasm
Even when you're gone
Even in your absence
I can still feel you
I can still sense your presence
I want it more than ever
I desire it intensely
And don't you care?
And you don't feel the same way?
But that's not fair
But it's unjust
The only thing you ever really loved
The only thing you truly cared for
Was right there, right there, right there
Was right in front of you all along
don't you care, it's not fair
Why don't you care? It's not right
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