Superman
D. Lector Lyrics

Yeah
Acknowledging the start of the song

This one goes out to my parents The ones that made me
Dedication to the artist's parents who raised him

Think it's safe to say you did well financially I ain't bragging I'm just telling you what I can see Couple cars, real property, a nice house Watching tele having drinks on a leather couch
Appreciation for the financial stability provided by the artist's parents

I'm just tryna be a superman Look, I'm just tryna be a superman Through all the struggles that I face hope you understand That I'm just tryna be a superman
Aspiring to be a superhero in the eyes of his parents and to overcome life's obstacles

My only wish is to never ever let you down After all the shit you did, you deserve a crown Working 12 hour shifts that is not a joke You inspire me I promise you I'll never stop
Wishing to never disappoint his hardworking parents and recognizing their sacrifices and inspiration

You might prolly never seen it but I have a vision Like I was born blind I don't see no competition I promise you that I will be me until the very end And working hard is a story that will never end
Having a clear vision for himself and his future while staying true to himself and his work ethic

But for now I just need you to believe in me I hope that you can see, what I see in me Instead of crushing all my dreams hope you feeling me And all the pressure that I have is really killing me
Requesting his parents to trust and have faith in him, rather than discouraging him and feeling the burden of expectations

I understand that you make your own bed But tell me how I'm supposed to live when my dreams are dead I'm just tryna give my parents shit that they never had Instead of working for a man I chose rapping instead
Understanding the importance of taking responsibility for his own life, but also having the desire to provide for his parents and pursuing his passion for music

Never knew I'd be the one spending sleepless nights Tryna figure out how to get rid of them heights Success is what you make it but it comes with a price 'Member I was just a kid thinking life would be nice
Despite struggling with the challenges of success, still striving for it and reminiscing on childhood innocence and hope

Every Sunday we would wake up and still go to church Eat my porridge say a prayer or maybe a verse Thinking bout the old times I'm just taking you back For every good thing I did was a tap on my back ,for real
Reflecting on childhood memories and how they have shaped him, with gratitude for his parents' recognition of his achievements

I ain't saying that we never had a pot to piss in I'm just saying I ain't happy with the life you living As the only son I feel like I should do more If I ain't doing it for you, who do I do it for?
Acknowledging the family's past struggles while having a desire to improve their current situation and wanting to make his parents proud

See these thoughts keep flowing like a waterfall To never disappoint you is what I pray for I can feel it I got demons knocking on my door Will I make it out the gutter? Guess I'll never know
Struggling with internal demons and uncertainty about the future, but still committed to never letting his parents down