Liberated
Dej Loaf Lyrics

This for the girls that don't need no makeup when they wake up
This song is dedicated to the self-assured women who don't feel the need to wear makeup every morning.

For the ones who rockin' lace fronts, you know, I ain't gon' say none
The women who wear lace fronts are also included. The singer won't judge them for their fashion choices.

Hashtag and you're single, you fresh off the break-up
Women who are newly single and using social media to express themselves are also embraced in the song.

For the introverts, no, we don't gotta say much
The song is also meant for those who are naturally introverted and may not speak up as much.

If you feel free then you should lift your hands
The singer encourages those who feel liberated to express themselves and raise their hands in celebration.

Real love, less friends
The songwriter values the importance of genuine connections over superficial friendships.

So many things in this world I don't understand
The singer acknowledges that there are aspects of life that she may not fully comprehend.

I won't judge who you love, or your brown skin
The artist firmly states that she won't discriminate or pass judgment on people for who they love or the color of their skin.

People gettin' liberated
The song celebrates the liberation of people who have broken free from societal norms or their own personal struggles.

Get up on your feet if you got the feeling
The artist encourages those who feel liberated to physically express themselves by getting up on their feet.

Fight back for so long, baby, break on outta your chains
The artist acknowledges that people may have actively struggled against their own personal chains or societal expectations and encourages them to keep fighting to break free.

You don't have to aim to please, or be a certain way
The song encourages individuals to embrace their unique selves and not feel pressured to conform to societal expectations or standards.

Don't aspire to be what you see in the magazines
The artist advises listeners to avoid aspiring to unrealistic or unattainable beauty standards that are often portrayed in magazines.

There's only one you, and one me
The singer emphasizes that everyone is unique and should embrace their individuality.

Wanna shake it, baby (shake it, baby) like I know you can
The artist encourages listeners to let themselves go and dance freely.

When I was young, I was told, 'What you reap is what you sow'
The artist reflects on a life lesson she learned early on, that our actions have consequences.

Life ain't always sunny, don't get caught up in the glow
The songwriter reminds listeners that life has its ups and downs and not to get too caught up in the good times.

And I don't know it all but I see as I grow
The artist humbly admits that she doesn't know everything, but is constantly learning and growing.

Can't take the pain away 'cause it's in my soul
The songwriter acknowledges that certain emotional pain can't simply be erased or ignored.

You got the feeling
The singer reiterates that if listeners feel liberated and free, they should continue to express themselves and celebrate that feeling.

You can be free
The song serves as a reminder that individuals have the ability to break free from societal expectations and norms, and embrace their true selves.

You ain't gotta worry no more
The singer reassures listeners that they no longer have to feel burdened or worried by societal expectations or pressures.