Charlie Brown
C.P. Lyrics

I'm talking to my Black Charlie Brown (Charlie Brown)
Opening line of the song, where the artist reaches out to his alter ego, Black Charlie Brown, to address the feelings of being hunted and rejected.

Just put yo hands up they tryna hunt you down (hunt you down)
Encouraging Charlie Brown to stand up and fight against those who are trying to bring him down.

Im searching for the Black Charlie Brown (Charlie Brown)
The artist is searching for an identity and a sense of belonging by calling upon the traits of Black Charlie Brown.

If you feeling down just look to the clouds (to the clouds)
Suggesting that when feeling lost or helpless, Charlie Brown should look up to the sky and find solace in the hope that lies in the unknown.

I'm talking to my Black Charlie Brown (Charlie Brown)
Reiteration of the opening line, emphasizing the artist's communication with his alter-ego.

I'm searching for my Black Charlie my darling know you an angel
Searching for the goodness within oneself and reassuring Black Charlie Brown that he is a pure and innocent soul.

Didn't get to meet I hope you're playful
Artist regrets not having the chance to meet his alter-ego, but hopes that he has a fun-loving personality.

Whether a boy or a girl I wonder everyday still
Pondering the gender of Black Charlie Brown, as identity and self-discovery are complex and nuanced journeys that are ongoing.

Could you be the joy to my world or just apart of the statement, mhm
Questioning whether Black Charlie Brown is just a part of the artist's statement or if he can truly bring joy and depth to his world.

I swear it rained cats and dogs the day your mother lost you
Reflecting on the sense of loss and grief that happens when one's identity is lost or taken away.

And I'm not parting from the name I think that Charlie's awesome
Emphasizing that Black Charlie Brown is an integral part of the artist's life and identity, and he will not let it go.

Just think of charlottes web I must protect you everyday I feel the people stare I tell you in your ear
Referencing a beloved children's book and emphasizing the need to maintain and protect one's identity even when people stare or judge.

Charlie know that you are safe here within my arms
Reassuring Black Charlie Brown that he is safe and will always be protected.

Nothing shall do harm you in the slightest as I sing this song
Using the power of music and art, the artist ensures that Black Charlie Brown is safe and secure within his imagination and creativity.

Black Charlie Brown (Charlie Brown) Just put yo hands up they tryna hunt you down (hunt you down)
Reiteration of the chorus, urging Black Charlie Brown to stand up against those who are actively trying to bring him down.

Im searching for the Black Charlie Brown (Charlie Brown)
Reiteration of the second verse, emphasizing the artist's search for identity and belonging.

I'm looking for my Black Charlie know I write this for you
Clarifying that the song was written for Black Charlie Brown and emphasizing the deep connection between the artist and his alter-ego.

I'm in the coupe with mom now we just thinking of you
Artist is in the car with his mom, reflecting and thinking about Black Charlie Brown.

Whether a boy or a girl I tell her that I'll be there forever
Whether Black Charlie Brown is male or female, the artist promises to be there to protect and nurture him/her until the end.

No fun and games with your mother she's special
Acknowledging the complex relationship with one's mother and the need to recognize and respect the special bond they share.

Though she stresses me I love her I put too much above her like this music I'm confused about a lot things and you
Admitting that he sometimes puts music above his mother, but also recognizes the confusion and uncertainty that comes with self-discovery and identity-discovery.

Wish you well until another day I guess I just look at it like this God is telling me not yet, mhm
Wishing the best for Black Charlie Brown and recognizing that the journey is ongoing, with the hope that someday they will meet.

So stop the stress I tell myself so I can sleep at night I failed to see that planting seeds completely change your life
Artist learns to reduce stress and anxiety so that he can find peace and rest. He also learns that small actions, like planting seeds, can lead to significant transformation.

I need to sacrifice My sinful ways I'm on a page inside my book completely soaked in tears of pain I call it rain
Recognizing the need for personal growth and sacrifice in order to find identity and meaning, and acknowledging the intense emotional struggle that comes with the journey.