Eden
F.R.E.U.D. Lyrics

PineApples strawberry grapes is what she feed me
The woman in the song feeds him fruit, specifically pineapples, strawberries, and grapes.

Know that Im Aladdin with the rapping fly guy Peter Pan yeah I'm breezy
The singer identifies himself with fictional characters known for adventure and freedom, like Aladdin, Peter Pan, and a 'fly guy,' and feels laid-back.

Breezy
A one-word line that reinforces the idea that the singer feels relaxed and easygoing.

I'm just trying to catch a vibe come on let's take a ride to Eden
The singer wants to get into a particular feeling or mood and invites the listener to join him on a journey to 'Eden.'

I'm in motion come take a dive in the deep end
The singer is active and moving forward, and invites someone to take a risk and dive into something deep (possibly the relationship between the two people).

My ears have heard what I my eyes ain't seen
The singer has heard things that he hasn't yet witnessed personally.

Shawty I been a feane please Believe me
The singer has been addicted to the woman he addresses as 'shawty' (slang for a young and attractive woman) and wants her to believe him.

Pop ups like genies I'll be your every wish
The singer promises to fulfill the woman's wishes and to be there whenever she needs him, comparing himself to a genie.

As long you hold me down here on out to the beginning
The singer asks the woman to support him and remain with him from now until the beginning (of their relationship or journey).

With you
A one-word line that reinforces the idea of being together with the woman he is addressing.

Even when I lose
The singer promises to be there for the woman even when he is not winning or succeeding.

Know I be winning
The singer feels that he is still successful because of the woman's presence in his life.

Type a woman to make F00L@RY sink
The woman is the kind of person who can bring out foolish behavior and mistakes in the singer.

Back into chimney
A metaphor for the singer returning to a bad place or mindset.

But I had to cut up
The singer had to make some changes or adjustments to his behavior or mindset to avoid returning to a bad place.

And that's word on my moms to my mother
The singer is emphasizing the truth of what he is saying, even using a phrase that invokes his mother as a way of showing his sincerity.

Heartbeat on 200 bpms
A metaphor for the singer's racing heart, emphasizing his excitement about the relationship (200 beats per minute is very fast).

Love like a rose and it started as a stem
A comparison between love and a rose, starting from something small and growing into something beautiful.

Branched into petal now your haters yelling timber
Continuing the metaphor of the rose, now that the love has grown and blossomed, those who were against it are now losing (as in the phrase 'timber' shouted when a tree is being cut down).

When it falls apart you bring me back no December
The singer trusts that even if the relationship ends, the woman will be able to help him recover and move forward, without waiting until sometime in the future (December) to do so.

Took your love I'll never bring it back like a rental
The singer acknowledges that he has the woman's love and will not simply return it like a rental car after using it for a while.

I ain't one these men to write his vows all out in pencils
The singer doesn't believe in being insincere or superficial in his promises or commitments, comparing signing something in pencil to being temporary or easily erasable.

Yea, I just wanna show you that you special
A simple and direct statement of the singer's feelings about the woman.

Kiss you on your rose until I make them petals tremble
The singer wants to be affectionate with the woman, kissing her until she feels the sensation ('trembling') on her skin.

This what I needed
A one-line statement that the relationship or connection with the woman is what the singer required or desired.

I'll be leading my eve thru garden of eden
The singer sees himself as leading the woman in a journey, perhaps through a metaphorical 'garden of eden.'

We ain't from the same I make a promise Ima keep it
The singer acknowledges that he and the woman may have differences, but he promises to stick to his commitments.

And I'm Kelvin blessed when I pull up the snakes start leaving
The singer feels he is favored by a higher power ('Kelvin') and that when he is around, negative influences ('snakes') will go away.

Take a trip to Eden you know what I'm needing fall up in ya garden yea yea
The singer urges the woman to join him on the journey to 'Eden,' and uses a slang phrase ('fall up in ya garden') to suggest being intimate or close with her.

You know what I'm wanting lighting up the dark when we kick it like a Spartan nahhh
The singer wants to have a good time with the woman, using another slang phrase ('kick it') and comparing their fun to the intensity and bravery of Spartans.

More like Mansa Musa I'm so Moorish she adore it
The singer compares himself to a wealthy African king (Mansa Musa) and describes himself as 'Moorish' (having an exotic and attractive quality), which the woman is attracted to.

When exploring no recording it's private show
The singer values the privacy of his relationship and does not want it to be exposed to others.

Got to keep quiet when we on the low
The singer urges the woman to keep their relationship quiet or low-key.

But loud enough to let the ancestors know
The singer wants their love to be noticed or acknowledged by those who have come before them (the 'ancestors').

The way you move is so righteous righteous
The singer admires the woman's behavior or actions, using repetition for emphasis.

Genealogy of Isis genesis
The singer references the Egyptian goddess Isis (who symbolizes motherhood and fertility) and the origin or beginning of something.

But never play me like Sega
The singer urges the woman not to treat him insincerely or play games with him, comparing it to playing a video game ('Sega').

I climb walls with your claws you scratch back like Vega
The singer feels he can overcome obstacles with the woman's help, comparing her to a clawed character in the video game Street Fighter.

Super street fighter I defend ya no pretender
The singer considers himself skilled at fighting and will defend the woman without pretending or being insincere.

Forbidden fruit got a hold of my heart I surrender
The singer acknowledges that he has been tempted by something he knows he shouldn't have (the 'forbidden fruit') and has given in to it.

You know only your love can turn a Saint from a sinner
The singer believes the woman's love has a transformative power, suggesting it has changed him or made him better in some way.

Regenerate my mind state only when I'm in her
The singer feels that he can only be his best self when he is with the woman (she has the power to 'regenerate his mind state').

Eden
The title of the song, and a reference to the biblical Garden of Eden, a symbol of paradise and innocence.