Ain’t Nothing Like You
Blakroc Lyrics

Pure heart
The person being described has a pure heart.

I love you
The singer loves the person being described.

You're super cool
The person being described is very cool.

You're live and elemental
The person being described is lively and connected to nature.

You're sweet and you're true
The person being described is sincere and charming.

You're so true
The person being described is very genuine.

Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh
This is an exclamation of excitement or admiration. It doesn't carry much meaning on its own but adds to the overall vibe of the song.

You're plain and yet so special
The person being described is simple and unadorned, but still very unique and exceptional.

It's nothing like you
The person being described is not like anything else.

You're so cool
The person being described is very cool.

You're sweet and rude
The person being described is both nice and confrontational.

You're so plain that it's special
The person being described is very ordinary, but that ordinariness is what makes them special.

Its nothing like you
The person being described is very unique and singular.

Well aw hoo
This is another exclamation without much meaning beyond its enthusiasm.

You make me stand up, and holla
The person being described can make the singer extremely excited or passionate.

"Do the Hoochie Coo!"
This is a dance or a style of dance that the person being described inspires the artist to do.

They told me pain only shows you where you going
The artist is acknowledging advice they've received that pain gives you insight into your future path.

You get to laugh then that shows you where you been
The singer is suggesting that when you can look back and laugh at life's struggles, it shows you've made progress.

And when you get the cash that only shows you how to sin
The singer is lamenting that wealth can lead people to make unethical or immoral choices.

Like when you getting fast money and you blow it in the wind
The artist is giving an example of how wealth can be fleeting if not managed properly.

Where we from success one in a million
The artist is suggesting that success is very hard to come by where they're from.

We thought success was getting money in front the building
The artist is reflecting on how their definition of success used to be very narrow.

End of the summer we was counting up the killings
The singer is suggesting that they come from a place where violence and death are common.

Like they killed baby boy tryna run up in the building, now,
The artist is giving an example of violence that they've witnessed.

Love: I bruised one of her rose petals
The singer is saying that they hurt someone they loved, using a flower metaphor to describe the injury.

She was from the concrete and came up out the cold ghetto
The singer is describing the person they hurt as coming from a rough background.

But so gentle
Despite the person's harsh background, they are gentle by nature.

But it appears like, on a clear light it could thunderstorm
The artist is suggesting that there is a sense of tension surrounding the relationship described.

Want some more?
This is yet another exclamation without much meaning, beyond maybe suggesting that the listener is enjoying the song and wants more of the same.

You're live and elemental
This is a repetition of an earlier line describing the person being described as lively and connected to nature.

Ain't nothing like you
This is a repetition of an earlier line suggesting that the person being described is very unique and not like anything else.

Your pure heart
This is a repetition of an earlier line describing the person being described as having a pure heart.