Just Another Day
Ashxs Lyrics
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It's just another day
Red eyes, blue skies, dark times, bright lights
Late nights, new heights, i been chillin gettin high
Shawty spilling on her wine, i'm just tryna get around
Her guard she put up, why you feel so down?
Why you always wanna drown? Why your demons so loud?
Why you only hit me up when you drunk on the prowl?
And why you never wearing panties every time I come around? God damn
Just another day
It's just another day
I guess it's just another day
Every song i write is written with a different pen
From another hotel I stayed in last weekend
And i prolly slept till two
Cryin bout last night, you think this song's about you
You're so vain, I feel your pain, cause I don't feel the same
Nobody even calls me by my real name anymore
Grew up poor, now I hustle cause I'm bored
Flashbacks of being homeless, waking up on the floor
Like it was just another day
It was just another day
But I done
Bossed up, kicked out, young kid moving weight
But i sniffed so much, I lost a lot the same way
And that money triple up when you get it out of state
Find out about a play and catch a flight the same day
Touch down, 50 racks in my carry-on
Girl scared at home, when I get back, gotta report
My PO said I fail another test, he gonn' send my ass away
But what the fuck is time when all you do is waste?
Shit, just another day
It's just another day
Just another day
Motorcycle accidents, DNA tests
Felony cases in states I don't live in
On MTV cause I didn't know I had a kid
Like half of all my problems, you can blame it on a bitch
Homies fuckin on my ex, watched my momma die in hospice
Blacked out on xanax, waking up with charges
Another overdose, another near death experience
My bitch was lookin through my phone, following my ambulance, damn
And it was just another day
It was just another day
It was just another day
Don't waste this one away
Miss you momma
In these lyrics, Ashxs reflects on the ups and downs of his life and the daily struggles he faces. The repetition of "It's just another day" suggests that despite all the challenges, life goes on and there is a sense of resignation to the circumstances.
The first paragraph delves into Ashxs' experiences with relationships and emotional turmoil. He describes the contrasting emotions of "red eyes, blue skies, dark times, bright lights," indicating the complexity of his experiences. He questions why someone he's involved with always seems to be down and turn to alcohol as a coping mechanism. The mention of her not wearing panties when he's around emphasizes the intense and sexual nature of their interactions.
The second paragraph revolves around Ashxs' reflection on his artistic process and personal struggles. He describes how every song he writes is influenced by his experiences on the road and in different hotel rooms. He implies that he is often bothered by past events and addresses someone who may think the song is about them, using the phrase "You're so vain." He also hints at his humble beginnings and how he turned to hustling out of boredom. The flashback of waking up homeless adds depth and context to his narrative.
The third paragraph shifts to Ashxs' involvement in illicit activities and the consequences that come with it. He mentions moving drugs across state lines and the quick accumulation of large sums of money. However, he highlights the riskiness of such ventures and the potential to get caught, referencing his probation officer threatening to send him away. The line "But what the fuck is time when all you do is waste?" suggests a feeling of meaningless existence and how time seems irrelevant in such circumstances.
The fourth paragraph delves into darker and more personal aspects of Ashxs' life. He mentions motorcycle accidents, paternity tests, and felony cases in states he doesn't reside in. The revelation of having a child without prior knowledge adds another layer of complication to his already complex life. He reflects on the problems he faces, attributing some of them to the women in his life. He also mentions the death of his mom in hospice and moments of drug-induced near-death experiences. The final line "Miss you momma" expresses a deep sense of longing and grief for his deceased mother.
In summary, these lyrics paint a vivid picture of Ashxs' life filled with personal struggles, relationship complexities, and legal issues. They convey a sense of resignation to the challenges faced, but also a deep emotional longing and reflection on past experiences.
Line by Line Meaning
It's just another day
The repetition emphasizes that this day is no different from any other, conveying a sense of monotony and routine in the singer's life.
Red eyes, blue skies, dark times, bright lights
Through contrasting imagery, the line highlights the singer's experiences of both joy and struggle, indicating the complexities of life.
Late nights, new heights, i been chillin gettin high
The singer reveals their indulgence in late-night activities and seeking new experiences, mostly involving drugs.
Shawty spilling on her wine, i'm just tryna get around
The artist is trying to navigate a romantic relationship where the other person is emotionally guarded, expressing a desire to connect and overcome the barriers.
Her guard she put up, why you feel so down?
The artist questions why the other person is so distant and sad, possibly suggesting that the artist's presence is causing them emotional distress.
Why you always wanna drown? Why your demons so loud?
The singer wonders why the other person tends to resort to self-destructive behaviors and why they struggle with internal conflicts.
Why you only wanna kick it when you see i'm out of town?
The singer questions the other person's motives for wanting to spend time together only when the singer is away, potentially implying a lack of genuine interest or commitment.
Why you only hit me up when you drunk on the prowl?
The artist expresses frustration at being contacted by the other person only when they are intoxicated and actively seeking casual encounters.
And why you never wearing panties every time I come around? God damn
The artist is intrigued and amazed by the other person's lack of underwear whenever they see each other, possibly indicating a unique aspect of their relationship or an expression of sexual desire.
Every song i write is written with a different pen
The artist suggests that each of their songs has a distinct tone or perspective, symbolized by using a different pen while writing, implying a diverse range of emotions and experiences.
From another hotel I stayed in last weekend
The singer references staying in various hotels, indicating a transient lifestyle and potentially suggesting a lack of stability or permanence.
And i prolly slept till two
The artist reveals their tendency to sleep late, perhaps suggesting a lack of routine or structure in their life.
Cryin bout last night, you think this song's about you
The singer reflects on their emotional state after a recent encounter, with the other person mistakenly believing the song is directly addressing them.
You're so vain, I feel your pain, cause I don't feel the same
The singer recognizes the other person's self-centeredness and acknowledges their pain, but also admits to not reciprocating the same feelings.
Nobody even calls me by my real name anymore
The singer laments the loss of their true identity, suggesting that they are known by a persona or a stage name instead.
Grew up poor, now I hustle cause I'm bored
The artist explains their motivation for hustling and working hard, attributing it to a lack of fulfillment and boredom.
Flashbacks of being homeless, waking up on the floor
The artist recalls their past experiences of homelessness, highlighting the contrast between their current lifestyle and their early struggles.
Like it was just another day
This line echoes the opening lines, emphasizing the continuation of their routine existence despite the significant challenges they have faced.
Bossed up, kicked out, young kid moving weight
The singer describes a time when they were both successful (bossed up) and faced adversity (kicked out), highlighting their involvement in illegal activities at a young age.
But i sniffed so much, I lost a lot the same way
The artist admits to excessive drug use, which resulted in significant losses and negative consequences.
And that money triple up when you get it out of state
The artist discusses the financial benefits of engaging in illegal activities outside their home state, suggesting that the rewards are greater.
Find out about a play and catch a flight the same day
The artist illustrates their impulsive nature by spontaneously traveling to seize an opportunity without hesitation.
Touch down, 50 racks in my carry-on
Upon arrival, the singer reveals that they have a substantial amount of money in their carry-on bag, implying continued involvement in illegal activities.
Girl scared at home, when I get back, gotta report
The artist's romantic partner is fearful for their safety while they are away, highlighting the dangers associated with their lifestyle.
My PO said I fail another test, he gonn' send my ass away
The singer references the challenges of being on probation and the consequences they face if they fail another drug test.
But what the fuck is time when all you do is waste?
The singer questions the significance of time when they constantly engage in self-destructive behavior and fail to make the most of their life.
Motorcycle accidents, DNA tests
The singer recounts experiences involving motorcycle accidents and DNA tests, implying a series of unfortunate or unexpected events.
Felony cases in states I don't live in
The artist acknowledges facing legal issues in states where they do not reside, suggesting a widespread impact of their actions.
On MTV cause I didn't know I had a kid
The artist unintentionally discovered they had a child while being featured on MTV, highlighting the surprises and complexities of their personal life.
Like half of all my problems, you can blame it on a bitch
The singer attributes a significant portion of their troubles to their encounters with women, possibly indicating past relationship issues and difficulties.
Homies fuckin on my ex, watched my momma die in hospice
The singer reflects on the betrayal of their friends sleeping with their ex-partner, juxtaposing it with the painful experience of their mother's death in a hospice.
Blacked out on xanax, waking up with charges
The artist describes their experience of losing consciousness due to consuming Xanax and subsequently facing legal consequences when they regain awareness.
Another overdose, another near death experience
The artist reveals a history of overdosing on drugs, highlighting the dangerous and potentially fatal nature of their lifestyle.
My bitch was lookin through my phone, following my ambulance, damn
The artist's romantic partner invaded their privacy during a medical emergency, demonstrating their distrust and possessiveness.
And it was just another day
The repetition of this line reinforces the idea that despite the hardships and traumatic experiences, the singer continues to endure and face each day.
Don't waste this one away
The artist urges themselves and possibly others to not squander this day, emphasizing the importance of making the most of their time.
Miss you momma
The song ends with a heartfelt expression of longing and sorrow for the singer's deceased mother.
Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Written by: coltyn safford
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